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SEO Reporting
Reports that show pipeline, not just positions
The average SEO report shows keyword rankings, organic sessions, and a traffic trend chart. None of those tell your CFO whether SEO is worth the investment. We build reporting that answers the question your board is actually asking: how much pipeline did organic generate this quarter, and is it growing?
What We Build
Six reporting components that replace rank-tracker screenshots.
Executive SEO Dashboard
A single-page Looker Studio dashboard showing organic pipeline contribution, share-of-voice against top three competitors, and keyword momentum score. Designed for a 90-second read by a CMO or CEO who does not want to scroll through tables.
- Organic pipeline vs. paid pipeline vs. direct pipeline comparison
- Month-over-month and quarter-over-quarter trend lines
- Top 10 pages by organic revenue contribution
- Alert indicators when a key metric falls below threshold
Share-of-Voice Reporting
Share-of-voice measures the percentage of total search impressions for your target keyword set that your domain captures. It is a leading indicator: SOV gains today become traffic gains in 90 days.
- SOV tracked weekly across your full target keyword universe
- Competitor SOV comparison: who is gaining, who is losing
- SOV by keyword intent cluster (top-of-funnel vs. bottom-of-funnel)
- SOV trend correlated with ranking position changes
Keyword Momentum Scoring
Not all ranking changes are equally important. A keyword moving from position 12 to 9 has higher revenue impact than the same keyword moving from 40 to 37. Momentum scoring weights changes by revenue relevance.
- Weekly position change data from GSC and Ahrefs
- Revenue-weighted momentum score per keyword cluster
- Quick-win identification: keywords 1 position from a CTR step change
- Declining keyword alerts before traffic loss materializes
Competitive Delta Reporting
What changed in your competitive landscape this week? Which competitor gained ground on your highest-value keywords, and what content did they publish to do it?
- Top 10 competitor position changes vs. your positions
- New competitor content identified weekly
- Keyword gaps: queries where competitors rank, you do not
- Action items: which competitor gains need a response
Weekly Team Report
The internal report your SEO team uses to stay aligned and prioritize work. Different from the executive dashboard. More data, more granularity, same automated delivery.
- Full keyword position table with week-over-week changes
- Page-level traffic and engagement metrics
- Technical issue tracker: new crawl errors or indexation drops
- Content performance: new posts ranked, traffic gained
Automated Report Delivery
We wire the reporting stack to auto-deliver every Monday morning. No one manually exports a CSV or copies numbers into a slide deck. The report lands in Slack or email with context already written.
- Slack or email delivery at scheduled time every week
- Automated narrative: what changed and why it matters
- Anomaly flagging: unusual drops or spikes with likely cause
- PDF export for board packs on monthly cadence
How We Build Reporting Stacks
Four steps from spreadsheets to automated dashboards.
Step 01
Audit your current reporting state
We start by reviewing what your team currently produces: what format, what data sources, how long it takes to build, and who reads it. Most teams have at least one report that takes two or more hours to compile weekly and gets skimmed in two minutes. That is the report we automate first.
Step 02
Define the metrics that match your business model
The right metrics depend on your business. An e-commerce company needs organic revenue by category. A B2B SaaS company needs organic pipeline by lead source. A marketplace needs organic GMV contribution. We map your SEO metrics to your business model before designing a single dashboard.
Step 03
Build the data pipeline and dashboard
We connect your data sources (GSC, GA4, Ahrefs, CRM if applicable), build the BigQuery tables, and design the Looker Studio or Google Sheets report. Every metric has a definition written into the dashboard so no one has to ask what it means.
Step 04
Automate delivery and train the team
We configure the scheduled delivery, write the Slack or email integration, and run a 45-minute handover session with whoever owns reporting. The session covers how to read the report, what to do when a metric moves, and how to add or modify metrics as priorities change.
Reporting in Practice
How automated SEO reporting changed the budget conversation for a B2B services firm.
The Challenge
An SEO executive at a B2B professional services firm spent six hours every Friday compiling a monthly SEO report that pulled data from four different tools, formatted it in PowerPoint, and emailed it to six stakeholders who each had different questions. The report covered traffic and rankings. It did not connect to revenue. Leadership treated SEO as a cost center.
Our Solution
We built an automated reporting stack: GSC data in BigQuery joined to Salesforce opportunity data, a Looker Studio executive dashboard with organic pipeline as the lead metric, and a weekly Slack digest delivered Monday at 8am with the top three insights automatically written. The six-hour monthly process became a weekly five-minute review of a report that already existed.
Results Achieved
FAQ
SEO reporting questions
Ready to Automate Your SEO Reporting?
Let's audit your current reporting and design something better.
We start by reviewing what you have now. Most clients have their first automated dashboard live within three weeks.
- Free audit of your current SEO reporting in the discovery call
- First automated report delivered within 21 days
- No lock-in: your data, your dashboards, your ownership