Reporting

Show the results with an SEO reporting tool

Reporting should not eat a day every month. Montu AI assembles your search and marketing performance into a clear document with commentary, ready to export and send to a client or a board.

What it does

What goes into a report

This marketing report generator pulls rankings, organic traffic, technical health and published output into one client seo report, adds written commentary explaining the movements, and exports it for sending.

Rankings and visibility

Position changes for tracked keywords with gains and losses separated, so the reader sees momentum instead of a flat table of numbers to interpret alone.

Written commentary

Each section carries a short explanation of what moved and the likely cause, which is the part clients read and most automated reports leave out.

Work delivered

Articles published, pages fixed and issues resolved appear alongside the numbers, connecting the effort invested with the outcomes recorded.

Export and send

Download the finished report as a document you can email or attach, with your own framing rather than a raw analytics screenshot dump.

How it works

How reporting works

01

Pick the period

Choose the month, quarter or custom range you are reporting on and which website the report should cover.

02

Select sections

Include or drop rankings, traffic, technical health and delivered work depending on what this particular audience actually cares about.

03

Generate commentary

Montu AI writes the explanation for each section, describing what changed and why, in language a non specialist can follow.

04

Review and export

Edit anything you want to phrase differently, then export the finished report and send it on without touching a spreadsheet.

Who it's for

Who sends SEO reports

Agencies delivering monthly reporting across a portfolio of retainer clients

Freelancers who need to justify a retainer without spending a full day on it

In-house marketers reporting search performance to a non technical board

Ecommerce managers tying organic visibility to category level revenue

Consultants presenting results at the end of a fixed term engagement

Startup founders preparing a growth section for an investor update

FAQ

SEO reporting FAQ

What should be in a monthly client SEO report?

Rankings movement, organic traffic and conversions, work delivered, issues found, and next month's priorities. Add a short summary at the top, because many readers will only ever read that paragraph.

How long should an SEO report be?

Two to four pages for most clients. Depth belongs in an appendix or a linked dashboard. A long report signals effort but usually reduces how much of it is actually read and acted on.

How do I explain a drop in rankings to a client?

Say what dropped, what you believe caused it, what you have already checked, and what happens next. Naming an algorithm update without evidence reads as an excuse, so show the data you used to reach that conclusion.

Can SEO reports be generated automatically?

The data assembly and much of the commentary can be. The judgement about what deserves the client's attention this month still benefits from a human read before you send it, which takes minutes rather than hours.

How often should marketing performance reports be sent?

Monthly suits most retainers, with a fuller quarterly review. Weekly reporting rarely shows enough movement in organic search to justify the time, and it encourages reacting to normal fluctuation.

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