Pages That Slipped, Shown
Your most-seen pages are listed with their position now and last month. A page that dropped appears in the next report, while the cause is still recent.
Search Reporting
Search Reporting: Last Month’s Google Traffic in Plain Words
Add our service account to Google Search Console once, with Restricted permission, and we take it from there. Every month you receive a short read: clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position beside the month before, the searches that brought visitors, the pages they reached, and how your most-seen pages moved.
With Cascadia you get
- Pages that slipped, shown
- Movement that means something
- Your data, read properly
- Top searches and top pages
- Positions, up or down
- Monthly reporting
Why Start with Search Reporting
Movement That Means Something
Four measures, each set against the month before. Search Console holds months of history, so even the first report has something to compare with.
Your Data, Read Properly
The numbers already sit in Search Console. We read them for you and write down what moved, where visitors came from, and one suggested next step.
What You Get
Everything Search Reporting Covers
Five groups, from the one-time setup to the closing suggestion in each report.
Tracking
- Clicks and impressions, month over month
- Click-through rate and average position
- Most-seen pages, with position now and last month
- The searches you rank for, with position
- A slipping page flagged while it is still cheap to fix
Setup
- Search Console connected once, read access only
- Our service account added with Restricted permission
- Nothing installed on your site
- A first report that already compares with the month before
Searches and Pages
- The searches that brought people to you
- The pages they landed on
- Each page named by its title, not just its address
- New pages and searches marked as new
- Positions marked up, down, or steady
Reporting
- A short monthly read, not a dashboard
- Which pages moved, up or down
- One suggested next step in every report
- Wording you can pass straight to a client
What Sets It Apart
- Pages that slipped, shown
- Movement that means something
- Your data, read properly
- Nothing to install
- Reports in plain words
Want to Know Where You Stand?
Grant read access to Search Console once. Every month after that, we tell you what Google sent and what moved.
A Tracker Dashboard Versus a Monthly Read
Most trackers give you a dashboard and a score. What you need is further in: which pages moved, which searches bring visitors, and what to do about it.
A tracker or a dashboardCascadia Search Reporting
| What to compare | A tracker or a dashboard | Cascadia Search Reporting |
|---|---|---|
| Pages | A score saying something changed | Your most-seen pages, with position now and last month |
| Baseline | A figure with no history behind it | Every number set against the month before |
| Searches | A keyword list you must build yourself | The searches people actually used to reach you |
| Click-Through Rate | A bare percentage | Compared with last month, in plain words |
| Next Step | A long list of possible improvements | One suggested step at the end of each report |
| Upkeep | Someone has to remember to log in | We read the data and the report arrives monthly |
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Want to Know Where You Stand?
Talk to usWho Search Reporting Fits Best
Businesses That Learn About Drops Late
When nobody opens Search Console, a page can slide for a while unnoticed. Listing your most-seen pages with positions now and last month shows the slide at the next report.
Get StartedTeams with Data Nobody Opens
Search Console is already collecting everything. We read it each month and write the short version: what moved, which searches brought visitors, and what to do next.
Get StartedAgencies Reporting for Clients
The report is written so you can pass it straight to a client. You keep the relationship, and we do the monthly reading.
Get StartedTired of Digging Through Search Console?
We read it every month and tell you what moved.
How It Works
1. You Grant Search Console Access
You add our service account to your Search Console property once, with Restricted permission, so it can read and change nothing. Until that is done we tell you exactly what to add.
Get Started2. We Read It Each Month
After Google has finished counting the previous month, we pull clicks, impressions, click-through rate, average position, the searches that brought people in, and the pages they landed on. Nobody has to remember to log in.
Get Started3. You Get the Report
The report shows what moved against the month before, which pages slipped or climbed, and the searches you rank for. It closes with one suggested next step. If you want that step carried out, Page Optimization or Visibility Pro does the work.
Get StartedSee the work
Your Monthly Report
Once a month you get one report showing what happened with how often AI assistants name you, and your search clicks, positions, and top pages, what we did about it, and anything we need from you.
- Delivered every month on the first Tuesday on or after the 3rd, at 11 AM Pacific, covering the month just ended
- A private link by email to the full report online, which stays open for 90 days
- Written in plain English with anything that needs you at the top and how to fix it
- Every service in one report website by website, so everything you have with us is in one place
Pricing
What Search Reporting Costs
Search Reporting
$99/mo per website
Month to monthNo setup feeLeave any time
What We Do for You
- Click-through rate and average position
- Nothing installed on your site
- The pages they landed on
- Which pages moved, up or down
- Pages that slipped, shown
Ask us
Answers to Common Search Reporting Questions
Weighing us against another option? The comparison pages take the main ones in turn.
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What does Search Reporting do?
You grant read access to Google Search Console once, and we read it for you from then on. Each month you get clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position against the month before, the top searches and pages, and where your most-seen pages rank now compared with last month.
When does the report arrive?
On the first Tuesday on or after the 3rd, at 11 AM Pacific, covering the month just ended. It is emailed to the people on your account who receive reports, and the online copy stays open for 90 days.
Why not just open Search Console myself?
You can, and the data is the same. The catch is that reading it properly, page by page, every month, is a chore that slips. We do the reading and send a short report on what moved, which pages slipped or climbed, and one next step.
Do you fix the problems the report finds?
No. Search Reporting tells you what needs attention and leaves the work alone. Page Optimization rewrites four pages a month, and Visibility Pro bundles that with this report and AI Visibility. Plenty of teams start here, watch the data for a few months, and add page work once they know where the effort belongs.
What is in the monthly report?
Clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position, each against the month before. Then the searches that brought people in and the pages they landed on. Your most-seen pages and the searches you rank for carry this month’s position and last month’s, marked up, down, steady, or new. The last line is one suggested next step.
Is the first report useful right away?
Yes. Search Console keeps months of history, so the first report already compares your month with the one before. By the third report you can see which way a page has been heading instead of guessing from a single reading.
How soon will I hear about a page losing ground?
At the next monthly report. Each one lists your most-seen pages with their position now and last month, so a page that fell shows up while the cause is still recent enough to trace.
Does anything get installed on my site?
No. The service needs read access to Search Console and nothing else. There is no plugin, no script, and no change to the site itself.
Do you compare me with competitors?
Not here. Search Console only holds data about your own site, so the report covers your clicks, searches, and pages. To see how often you are named against up to three competitors, use AI Visibility, which tracks AI answers instead of Google results.
What do you need from me?
One thing, once: add our service account to your Search Console property with Restricted permission. After that you do nothing each month, and the report arrives either way.
Can my agency pass this to a client?
Yes. The report is written in plain words for exactly that. You sell the outcome, we read Search Console, and your client sees a short monthly summary.
How does this differ from Visibility Pro?
Search Reporting reads and reports. Visibility Pro includes it along with Page Optimization and AI Visibility, for $1,200 a month per website against $1,348 bought separately. Pro is the step up when you would rather have the fixing done than be told about it.
Is a tracker or dashboard not enough?
A dashboard gives you a score that says something moved. It does not say which page, when it began, or what to do. The monthly report names the pages and ends with a next step.
Does it include Google Analytics?
No. It reads Search Console only, which records how people found you in Google Search, not what they did on your site afterward.
What does it cost?
Search Reporting is $99 a month per website.