Free SEO Report

The quality of SEO reporting is critical since it is the primary means through which clients determine how well their SEO investment is paying off. With this in mind, a well-designed SEO report is comprehensive, transparent, and, probably most significantly, easy to read and analyze for the customer. 

We support key SEO reporting tools and rank trackers you are already using to implement and measure your SEO efforts. We also provide help for key digital marketing platforms such as PPC (Google Ads & Bing), social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and so on), and site analytics. And don’t worry if you require data from a different data source! CSV files may integrate your own unique data. After you’ve set up your CSV files for import, they’ll automatically be updated every month, so there’s no need to repeat the procedure every month!

The monthly SEO report should start with an executive overview of the marketing strategy’s progress. It should spell out exactly what the agency promised to accomplish, what actions were achieved, and what activities are planned for the coming month.

SEO Analysis- All you have to do to get more search traffic is to follow the website analysis report. It will highlight all the SEO mistakes you must correct in order to improve your rankings.

SEO Checker- Get a comprehensive list of the issues that are preventing your website from reaching the top of Google’s search results. This SEO audit ranks each remedy according to its likely traffic impact and simplicity of execution. After you’ve made your adjustments, re-run the report to ensure you’ve done everything correctly.

Site Speed- Site speed no longer only influences conversion rates, but also how high your site may rank in search engines. If you want to rank highly, you must do a complete website study rather than relying just on typical SEO techniques.

Audit report- Our SEO Analysis not only identifies problems but also provides step-by-step guidance on how to correct them. Each SEO report includes video lessons and step-by-step instructions.

Backlink Checker- A website analysis is never complete unless your backlinks are examined. Examine who connects to you, as well as your domain score and general traffic stats. This way, you’ll be able to observe what’s working and what needs to be changed.

In addition, if you enter a competitor’s URL, you can see who connects to them as well as the anchor text of each link.

Traffic Analysis- Decreases in organic and/or direct traffic may indicate section- or site-wide issues, a shift in the ratio of desktop to mobile users, or a drop in brand awareness. A drop in referral traffic without warning could indicate the loss of a valuable inbound link.

Competitor Analysis- Clients and competitors both change their SEO strategies and methods. To keep an SEO edge, we analyze competitor efforts in order to narrow gaps and avoid adverse gaps from forming.

Content Analysis– Reviewing statistics like bounce rates, visits, and page visit time may reveal valuable information about which content is connecting with visitors, which material needs to be improved, and the website’s overall user experience.

Traffic- Understanding if an SEO effort is producing results necessitates reporting aggregate data for total organic traffic and fresh sessions, total referral traffic, total direct traffic, and top entrance pages for organic traffic. Traffic from SEO-targeted entry pages, in particular, gives useful information on whether keyword strategy and content composition are meeting, exceeding, or falling short of objectives.

Conversion- Clients engage in SEO not for the sake of gaining traffic, but for the sake of gaining conversions — either sales leads or e-commerce money. As a result, SEO reporting for sales leads and/or e-commerce revenue must offer month-by-month, year-over-year, and benchmark comparison data. 

Actions- Clients should never be kept in the dark regarding the precise tasks that their SEO service is working on. Solid SEO reporting should offer granular data about what actions were completed and what activities are scheduled for the following month, besides a general overview. Untrustworthy information might indicate that a client is not receiving the effort for which they are paying. A statement like “We worked hard upgrading the link profile” should be substantiated by precise data like how many new connections were earned, how many publishers were requested to update links, how many publishers responded to the first, second, and third requests, and how many links were really changed.

Phone Calls- Phone leads are highly valuable since they are of higher quality and have a higher priority than form submissions. Not only should SEO reporting include statistics for the total amount of leads, but it should also differentiate between real sales leads and non-lead queries such as misdeals, sales solicitations, and personal calls. Information such as the length of the conversation and the subject of the inquiry, as well as phone call records, should be summarised. This information, once again, enables customers to correctly measure the efficacy of their efforts.