Reporting is a critical part to any SEO campaign, especially if you're an agency working with clients.

A good SEO report allows you to set a baseline, track performance and progress over the life of the campaign.

We went through dozens of SEP reporting tools before we decided to build our own SEO reporting template using Google Looker Studio.

1. Connection to Google properties

Looker has built in connections to pull from all of the data sources you need to build a proper SEO report. Simply build the visual dashboard for how you want it to look and pull through key data with a few clicks.

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2. Connection to non-Google properties

You can export data from other tools in Google Sheets (i.e. keyword rank tracking, project management info, CRM data, etc) and push into Looker. In other words, you can pull data from everywhere and format it into a branded, automated SEO reporting template. customizable-seo-report

3. The reporting is free to use

Looker does offer paid packages, but to build the SEO reporting you need for clients, the free version works perfect. seo reporting pricing

If you've never used Looker before, watch this video for a beginner's crash course on report building.

Access The FREE SEO Reporting Template

The rest of this post will break down the the SEO reporting template our agency uses for all of our clients. If you want access to it, you can grab it here for free. Once you sign up, you will be redirected to our learning platform where you will find an entire suite of free templates and trainings for SEO agencies.

1. Summary page

Why include this page? reporting summary page What to include on this page? This is a great page to add data from your project management tool. Pull down data into Google Sheets and pull through your updated project plan. More resources

2. Organic traffic summary report

Why include this page? organic dashboard trends What's measured on this page? More resources

3. Organic traffic breakdown

Why include this page? organic traffic engagements What's measured on this page? This level of detail helps identify areas for optimization, ensuring a more targeted and effective SEO strategy tailored to your audience's needs.

4. Organic landing pages

Why include this page? seo landing pages report What's measured on this page? This information helps prioritize SEO efforts towards high-performing pages and improve those that are underperforming, aligning content and SEO strategies with business objectives. More resources

5. Channel comparison

Why include this page? channel comparison breakdowns What's measured on this page? More resources

6. eCommerce conversion and revenue analysis

Why include this page? organic revenue reporting What's measured on this page? More resources:

7. Organic revenue report

Why include this page? revenue and purchases by devie What's measured on this page? More resources:

8. Organic revenue by demographic

Why include this page? seo organic revenue reporting What's measured on this page? More resources:

9. Lead generation and conversion analysis

Why include this page? organic leads dashboard What's measured on this page?

10. Lead generation by entry page

Why include this page? organic leads report What's measured on this page? More resources:

11. Organic leads by demographic

Why include this page? leads from seo dashboard What's measured on this page? More resources:

12. Local SEO reporting breakdown

Why include this page? local seo reporting What's measured on this page? More resources:

13. Keyword visibility progression

Why include this page? kw visibility report What's measured on this page? More resources:

14. Keyword performance report

Why include this page? keyword performance report What's measured on this page? More resources:

15. Links and content published

Why include this page? links and content report What's measured on this page?

Wrapping it up

Did we miss anything? What else would like to see out of our reporting template?