SEO Reports That Executives Actually Read and Act On

68% of online experiences begin with a search engine, yet most SEO reporting drowns stakeholders in crawl data and ranking tables. We build reports that connect organic performance to the revenue metrics your leadership team cares about.

1,000%+

more traffic is driven by SEO compared to organic social media -- but without executive-level reporting that shows this impact, SEO budgets are the first to be cut during planning cycles

Conductor, 2023

Stakeholder Reporting

Executive-level SEO reporting that translates organic search performance into business impact metrics, with board-ready dashboards, role-specific views for C-suite and marketing leaders, and cross-functional KPI frameworks.

What's Included

Everything you get with our Stakeholder Reporting

Executive Dashboard Design

Custom dashboards built for each stakeholder tier: board-level revenue attribution, C-suite channel comparison, VP-level pipeline contribution, and team-level performance metrics -- all pulling from the same data source

Revenue Attribution Modeling

Connection of organic search data to your CRM and revenue systems to show how SEO-driven visits convert to pipeline, deals, and revenue -- not just traffic numbers, but actual business outcomes

Automated Reporting Pipeline

Reporting infrastructure that generates stakeholder-specific views automatically on a weekly, monthly, and quarterly cadence -- eliminating the manual report-building that consumes your team's time

Quarterly Business Review Materials

Board-ready presentations with narrative context that explains performance trends, competitive shifts, and strategic recommendations in language executives understand and act on

Our Stakeholder Reporting Process

1

Stakeholder Mapping and Requirements Gathering

We interview each stakeholder group -- board, C-suite, VPs, and operational teams -- to understand exactly what decisions they make with SEO data. This determines the metrics, cadence, and format for each reporting tier.

2

Data Infrastructure and Attribution Setup

We connect your analytics platforms, Search Console, CRM, and revenue systems to build a unified data layer. We configure attribution models that track organic search contribution from first touch through closed revenue.

3

Dashboard and Report Design

We design and build tiered dashboards for each stakeholder group: real-time operational views for the SEO team, monthly performance summaries for marketing leadership, and quarterly business impact reports for the C-suite and board.

4

Narrative Framework and Training

We create a narrative framework that explains what the numbers mean in business terms, and train your team to present findings with the context and recommendations that move leadership to action.

5

Ongoing Calibration

We review reporting effectiveness quarterly, adjusting metrics and formats based on stakeholder feedback. As your organization's goals shift, the reporting framework evolves to keep SEO performance visible at every level.

Key Benefits

Get SEO credit for its actual revenue contribution

When SEO reporting shows traffic and rankings instead of revenue and pipeline, leadership cannot compare organic performance against paid channels. Our attribution framework connects organic search to revenue outcomes, giving your C-suite a direct comparison that demonstrates SEO's contribution to the bottom line.

Eliminate the monthly report-building time sink

Enterprise SEO teams spend 15-20 hours per month assembling stakeholder reports from multiple data sources. Automated dashboards with role-specific views generate every report your organization needs without manual assembly, freeing your team to focus on optimization instead of presentations.

Protect and expand your SEO budget during planning cycles

When the board reviews channel performance, the channels with clear ROI data win budget. Our reporting framework gives your SEO program the same revenue-attribution rigor that paid media and sales teams present, making organic investment decisions defensible with hard numbers.

Align cross-functional teams on shared organic performance goals

Content, engineering, product, and SEO teams often work toward disconnected metrics. A shared reporting framework with role-specific views ensures every team sees how their work contributes to organic performance, reducing friction and aligning priorities across departments.

Research & Evidence

Backed by industry research and proven results

Search Entry Point Dominance

68% of online experiences begin with a search engine -- enterprise organizations that report this channel's revenue contribution alongside paid and social see higher SEO budget retention and expansion

BrightEdge (2019)

Organic vs Paid Efficiency

SEO drives 1,000%+ more traffic than organic social media -- reporting frameworks that quantify this advantage in revenue terms give leadership the data needed to defend and expand organic investment

Conductor (2023)

Frequently Asked Questions

What data sources do you connect for executive reporting?

We integrate Google Analytics or Adobe Analytics, Google Search Console, your CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot, etc.), revenue platforms, and any BI tools your organization already uses. The goal is a single data layer that connects organic search activity to downstream business outcomes without requiring manual data merging.

How do you attribute revenue to organic search?

We implement multi-touch attribution models that track the organic search touchpoint across the buyer journey. This includes first-touch attribution (organic search introduced the lead), last-touch (organic search closed the deal), and multi-touch models that show organic search's contribution alongside other channels in complex B2B sales cycles.

Can you work with the reporting tools we already use?

Yes. We build within your existing BI stack wherever possible -- Looker, Tableau, Power BI, or Google Data Studio. If your organization has standardized on a reporting platform, we design the SEO dashboards within that environment so stakeholders do not need to learn a new tool.

How do you handle reporting for organizations with multiple business units?

We create a hierarchical reporting structure: enterprise-wide organic performance at the top level, business unit breakdowns at the middle tier, and product or regional detail at the operational level. Each business unit leader sees their organic performance alongside other business units, creating healthy accountability and shared learning.

Make Your SEO Impact Visible to Leadership

Get executive reporting that connects organic search performance to revenue -- so your board sees the business value, not just the traffic numbers.