Display key website statistics from Google Analytics in your client reports
Bring Google Analytics traffic and behavior — sessions, users, sources, and conversions — into your reports
Rankings tell you where you appear in search; Google Analytics tells you what happens once people arrive. The Google Analytics integration brings that essential website performance data directly into your client reporting, so traffic and behaviour sit right beside your SEO and marketing metrics.
Connect the account and we automatically sync the numbers that matter: sessions, unique users, average session duration, bounce rate, traffic channels and sources, goal completions, and conversions. Seeing this alongside your keyword rankings and campaign data lets clients connect cause and effect — how organic and paid efforts translate into real visits, engagement, and outcomes on the site.
Because the data refreshes automatically, your reports are always accurate and up to date, and you avoid the time-consuming task of exporting from Analytics and reconciling it by hand each month. Trends over time reveal whether traffic is growing, which channels deliver the most engaged visitors, and where conversions are improving — the story that ties your work back to business results.
For agencies and freelancers, this saves hours and provides a far more complete picture of client performance than rankings alone. The Google Analytics integration ensures that the metrics that actually reflect website success are front and centre in every report, without any manual data-gathering.
What you can track
Sessions, users and new users
How many visits and distinct visitors your site receives, and how many are new.
Conversions
How many tracked conversions visitors complete, and how that changes over time.
Engagement
Bounce rate, average session duration and pages per session.
Traffic over time
Sessions, users and new users on one chart.
Traffic by channel
Which channels bring the most visits, and which ones convert.
Top events and your events
The actions visitors take on your site, and the milestones you log to explain changes.
Google Analytics
Bring Google Analytics traffic and behavior — sessions, users, sources, and conversions — into your reports