SEO reports that show what was done and what it changed

A monthly SEO report should answer two questions: what was done, and what did it change? This one is built from data the app already measured — Search Console, the fixes written to the store, Site Health and indexing — and leaves out anything without a source rather than showing a zero.

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Reports built for store owners and agencies

Most SEO reports are pages of charts with no story. This report follows the month: how clicks and searches moved, which searches went up and down, which pages gained and lost clicks, which fixes were written to the store (and which were undone), the Site Health score, how much of the checked catalogue Google indexes, and what is waiting for approval.

Sales are included only where the store’s own order data can be read. A section with no source is left out with a line that says so.

Agencies can run a workspace per client and put their own name, logo and colour on the report. Plans with white label also remove the “Prepared with NicheSEO Pro” line.

What the report includes

Search Console: Clicks, impressions, searches and positions, branded and non-branded.
Winners and losers: Searches and pages that moved most, up and down.
Work done: Fixes written to the store, and any that were undone.
Site Health and indexing: The audit score and the share of checked pages Google indexes.
Waiting for you: Proposals that need approval.
Your branding: Logo, colour and name; white label on plans that include it.

How it works

Connect Search Console and your store.
Set your report branding once.
The report is emailed and kept in the app, where it can be printed to PDF.

Questions people ask

Can I put my agency’s logo on the reports?: Yes. Pro can add a logo, colour and name; white-label plans also remove the NicheSEO Pro line.
Does the report include Google Analytics?: Not yet — it uses Search Console and store data today. Google Analytics 4 reports are planned.
Are any numbers estimated?: No. Every figure comes from Search Console, the store or the app’s own measurements; anything without a source is left out.