Expect about 1,200 leads in the next 30 days.

The likely range is 1,150 to 1,250, based on 12 weeks of history. That is about 6% more than the last 30 days.

northwinddental.comHistory: Jul 3 to Sep 30, 20262,974 leads

Next 7 days (about)

270

Likely 250 to 290

Next 30 days (about)

1,200

▲+6%vs August

1,120 the last 30 days

Likely range, 30 days

±50

1,150 to 1,250: where 4 in 5 periods like your past ones land

Trend, leads a week

About 2.0% a week, fitted on 12 weekly totals

The forecast

The next 30 days, day by day.

Actual leads, then the forecast. The band is the likely range for each day.

Show the numbers

Last 84 days of history, then 30 forecast days. The weekly trend is rising by about 5 leads a week.

The forecast

Show the numbers

Average leads per weekday across the history

By channel

Each channel's own weekly trend, scaled so the channels add up to the total forecast.

Channel	Last 30 days	Next 30 days (about)	Change	Weekly trend
Paid	702	740	▲+5%	Rising
Organic	210	230	▲+10%	Rising
Direct	85	85	Flat	Steady
Referral	85	85	Flat	Steady
Social	38	45	▲+18%	Rising

Rising or Cooling only when the channel's weekly trend is bigger than its week-to-week noise.

Next steps

This month
Plan follow-up for about 1,200 leads
Staff for the low end (1,150) and keep room for 1,250. That is about 40 a day, with weekdays busiest.
High impactLow effort1,150 to 1,250
This month
Budget for more paid leads
Paid is trending up. Make sure campaigns and follow-up can absorb about 740 leads in the next 30 days, against 702 in the last 30.
Medium impactMedium effort
After big changes
Re-run the forecast after a launch or pause
A new campaign, a budget shift or a tracking fix changes the pattern this forecast learns from.
Low impactLow effort

Method, in plain words

We counted leads per day for 90 days (Jul 3 to Sep 30, 2026, 2,974 leads).
Weekday pattern: each weekday's average against the overall average. Wednesdays run 1.4x an average day; Sundays run 0.5x.
Trend: a straight line through 12 weekly totals. It adds about 5 leads a week and is bigger than the week-to-week noise, so the forecast follows it.
Range: past weeks varied by about 13 leads around the fitted line. The range covers roughly 4 in 5 outcomes and is never narrower than normal count noise.
It assumes campaigns, budgets and tracking stay as they are. A launch, a paused campaign or a tracking fix will break the pattern.