I am interested in how website owners and digital marketers approach monthly SEO reporting.
A useful SEO reporting dashboard should help explain not only what happened to a website's search performance but also what might have caused the changes.
For example, Google Search Console can help track impressions, clicks, click-through rate, and average position. Google Analytics can provide additional information about website sessions, landing-page performance, and conversions.
I would organize the monthly report into three sections:
- Search visibility: Impressions, clicks, CTR, and keyword trends.
- Website performance: Organic sessions and landing-page engagement.
- Business outcomes: Leads, purchases, and conversion rates.
It is also important to compare the current month with previous periods and investigate unusual changes before drawing conclusions.
Here is a related resource on planning a monthly SEO reporting dashboard:
How do you structure your SEO reports, and which metrics do you find most useful?