By industry

Automated SEO analysis and reporting, set up for your business

A law firm and a news publisher both open Search Console and see the same eight charts. They should not be reading the same report. Each playbook below takes the same GSC Wizard data and points it at the one thing that actually decides revenue in that industry.

GSC Wizard dashboard example for each industry

Ecommerce SEO

SEO reporting for ecommerce

Category pages earn the money, product pages get the reporting. Split them and the picture changes.

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Publisher SEO

SEO reporting for publishers and news sites

Every article has a half-life. Most publishers only measure the first 48 hours of it.

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Affiliate SEO

SEO reporting for affiliate sites

Position 3 with a bad title loses to position 5 with a good one. CTR is the affiliate's cheapest lever.

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iGaming SEO

SEO reporting for casinos and iGaming

One market can collapse while the total looks fine. Per-country reporting is not optional in regulated verticals.

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SaaS SEO

SEO reporting for SaaS companies

Blog traffic that never converts is not a win. Report by funnel stage or you will optimise the wrong end.

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Legal SEO

SEO reporting for law firms

One case can be worth more than a year of blog traffic. Rank your backlog by case value, not by clicks.

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Dental SEO

SEO reporting for dentists

At local volumes Google hides most of your queries and month-to-month numbers are noise. Report differently.

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Local services SEO

SEO reporting for local service businesses

Your traffic doubled because it got cold, not because SEO worked. Separate demand from performance.

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Multi-location SEO

SEO reporting for franchises

One template change moves 200 pages. Test it on ten first and roll it out with proof.

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Real estate SEO

SEO reporting for real estate sites

A listing that indexes in three days sells. One that indexes in three weeks is already gone.

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Agency SEO

SEO reporting for SEO agencies

The report is the product. Automate it and you get the margin back on every retainer.

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Marketplace SEO

SEO reporting for marketplaces

You have four million URLs and Google indexes three hundred thousand. The question is which three hundred thousand.

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Job board SEO

SEO reporting for job boards

Expired jobs still in the index are worse than no page at all. And your category grid, not your postings, is the asset.

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Travel SEO

SEO reporting for travel sites

You have to rank three months before the trip. Report on the booking window, not on today's traffic.

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Hotel SEO

SEO reporting for hotels

Your own hotel name is your most valuable keyword, and an OTA is probably outranking you for it.

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Industrial SEO

SEO reporting for B2B manufacturers

Nine clicks a month can be a six-figure order. Clicks are the wrong unit for industrial search.

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Creator SEO

SEO reporting for bloggers and creators

One hour a week, three posts refreshed. That beats publishing more, and it is the whole routine.

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Nonprofit SEO

SEO reporting for nonprofits

A third of your year happens in December. Your reporting cycle is almost certainly not built for that.

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Education SEO

SEO reporting for universities and schools

Forty departments publish independently and nobody owns the site. Report per department or not at all.

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Enterprise SEO

SEO reporting for enterprise SEO teams

Replatforming is the biggest risk on your roadmap. Measure the migration URL by URL, not by a traffic graph.

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Not on the list?

Every setup here is built from the same parts: content groups, decay tracking, cannibalization, CTR benchmarks and scheduled reports. Point them at your own site structure and the playbook writes itself. Tell us what you sell and we will help you shape it.