SEO reporting

Know what your SEO is doing for your business

Reporting you can use

See where customers find you, what they do on your website, and how the work is progressing. TeamSoda brings rankings, Google Maps visibility, inquiries, and next steps into a report you can use.

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See the work completedKnow which pages, content, and website improvements your team has worked on.

Follow customer activityConnect search visibility with website visits, calls, forms, and bookings.

Know what comes nextUnderstand the next priorities and how they support your business goals.

SEO reporting, in plain language

See what changed and why it matters

Your report brings together the work completed, the results we are seeing, and the next priorities. We explain the numbers alongside the services you want to grow, so you can ask useful questions and understand what your investment is supporting.

Your priorities

Start with the services you want to grow

Tell us which jobs, products, or appointments matter most and where your customers are. We use those priorities to choose the searches, pages, locations, and customer actions worth following.

Understanding the changes

Compare progress over time

We compare the same searches, pages, and locations across reporting periods. Seasonal businesses may also benefit from a year-over-year comparison. Notes about website changes, promotions, and service availability help explain why a number moved.

What we track

Three parts of your search performance

We keep website search results, local visibility, and customer inquiries separate so you can see what each contributes.

Organic search

The searches your website appears for, the positions of important pages, and the clicks and visits those pages receive.

Google Maps

Your visibility for local services in the areas you serve, alongside available profile actions such as calls and website clicks.

Inquiries and bookings

Calls, forms, appointments, and other tracked actions, with feedback from your team about which inquiries become worthwhile opportunities.

Inside the report

What your report includes

A short summary leads into the detail you need to review the work and ask questions.

Completed work

The pages updated, content published, technical issues addressed, and local-search improvements made during the period.

Performance changes

Changes in priority rankings, Maps visibility, and website activity, organized around the services and markets you care about.

Customer feedback

What your team is hearing from callers and customers, including common questions, booked work, and inquiries that are not a good fit.

Next priorities

The work we recommend next, why it matters, and any information or decisions we need from you to move it forward.

Our approach

How a reporting review works

Each review brings the website data and your team's experience into the same conversation.

Check the tracking

Confirm that the website and inquiry tracking are recording the actions we agreed to follow.

Review the changes

Look at progress by service, page, and location, with attention to the areas that changed most.

Hear from your team

Discuss the quality of inquiries, new customer questions, and any changes in your business.

Agree on the next steps

Choose the next priorities and make clear what TeamSoda will handle and where your input is needed.

Measurement

How findings shape next month's work

The report helps us choose a useful response. Here are three examples of what that can look like.

A service page is being seen but rarely clicked

Review the searches it appears for and whether its title and description give the right customers a reason to visit.

People visit but few get in touch

Check whether the page explains the service clearly, answers key questions, and makes calling or sending an inquiry easy.

Inquiries come from the wrong areas

Review the services and locations the site emphasizes, then make the business's coverage clearer.

Frequently asked questions

Can we review results for a particular service or location?

Yes. We can organize reporting around your priority services, pages, and markets. We agree on those groups when setting up the plan so you can follow the parts of the business you want to grow.

Can reports include phone calls and booked jobs?

Yes, with suitable call, booking, or customer-management tracking in place. We review your setup first and agree on how to connect those actions to the website. Your team's feedback adds detail about which inquiries become customers.

What should I share before a reporting review?

Bring questions about the report and tell us about new services, changes in availability, promotions, and the quality of recent inquiries. That business context helps us make better recommendations.

Can reporting include visibility in AI search?

If AI visibility is part of your plan, we can review how your business appears in responses to relevant customer questions, which website pages are referenced, and any trackable visits. This sits alongside your organic and Maps reporting as a separate part of the review.

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