Is SEO tracking and reporting something we buy separately?

No, it is a fixed part of Baseline. We establish the measurement setup at the beginning of the collaboration, so the effect of everything that follows can be documented from the first month.

Which tools do you use, and who owns the data?

We work in your own accounts: Search Console and GA4, supplemented by professional tools for visibility and AI monitoring. The data and the setup are yours, including on the day the collaboration ends.

Can traffic from ChatGPT and other AI tools even be measured?

Yes, a good way at least. Referral traffic from ChatGPT, Copilot and Perplexity can be segmented in GA4, and we monitor how often you are mentioned and cited in AI answers. Not every surface sends measurable clicks yet, and we say so plainly in the report rather than dressing up the numbers.

How often do we get reports, and what is in them?

You get a standing monthly report with a walkthrough: the development in visibility, traffic and conversions across search engines and AI answers, the explanation behind it, and what we recommend next. At each quarter we go a level deeper on the strategy.

Our GA4 setup is a mess right now. What do you do about that?

We start by cleaning it up. Events, conversions and segments get defined together with you, so the numbers mean the same thing to everyone. Historical data can rarely be rescued, but from the day of setup you have a picture you can trust.

Can you tie the reporting to revenue and leads?

Yes, once conversion tracking or e-commerce data is in place in GA4. Where revenue cannot be measured directly, we agree other honest measures with you, such as lead quality or pipeline value. We never report on numbers that would fall apart under a critical question.

How much time does this take from us?

Access and a short KPI workshop at the start, then typically an hour of walkthrough per month. The rest sits with us. The point is that the report saves you time internally, because it can be forwarded to the leadership as it is.

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SEO tracking and reporting

We turn your visibility into numbers the business can use, in search engines and in AI answers. Then we put them in a report your leadership will actually read.

What SEO tracking and reporting is

Good measurement has to be able to carry a decision. So we set up tracking that connects your visibility in classic search and AI answers with what the business runs on: visits that turn into customers. The measurement is a fixed part of your Baseline from the first month, so the effect of the work can be documented from the start.

Search Console shows what you get found for. GA4 shows what the visit becomes. And your AI traffic shows how often ChatGPT, Copilot and Perplexity pass people on to you. On their own the three pictures are half-truths, so we bring them together into one, where the numbers can be compared month by month.

The report is written for two readers at once: the marketing lead who has to prioritize next month's work, and the leadership who need to see the effect without looking anything up first. What moved, why it happened, and what we are doing about it now.

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Why it matters

Without measurement, SEO is a claim. With it, it is a business case.

Most companies have numbers to spare. Search Console in one place, GA4 in another, a rank tracker running in the background. But when the leadership asks what [SEO](/seo) contributes, average positions and traffic curves rarely answer the question. They show that something is moving, not what it is worth.

Meanwhile part of search has moved into AI answers, where a classic dashboard is blind. The clicks get fewer, and the visitors who do arrive are often further along in their decision. Measure only the old picture and you will underestimate your own visibility. Measure the AI answers as well, and the head start is yours.

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How we set up the measurement

The numbers have to end up as decisions.

We start with the foundation: Search Console and GA4 configured properly, conversions and events defined together with you, and AI traffic segmented so visits from ChatGPT, Copilot and Perplexity can be followed alongside the classic organic traffic.

Then we connect the measurement to the business. Which pages and clusters drive leads or revenue, what is a visit from an AI answer worth to you, and which KPIs should the report steer by? We agree that before we report on it.

Then we fix the rhythm: a standing report with a walkthrough, where we show the development, explain why it looks the way it does, and prioritize the next steps with you. Measurement is only worth anything if it changes what you do tomorrow.

What you get

What the setup consists of

Search Console, GA4 and AI traffic in the same picture: conversions, events and segments configured correctly, so the numbers can be compared month by month from one place.

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When it pays off most

Especially valuable when the leadership asks what SEO actually contributes.

You already invest in SEO, but the reporting stops at rankings and never reaches the effect. With the measurement inside your Baseline you can show what the visibility is worth, and back the budget with documentation.

You can see the traffic pattern changing, but not why. When AI answers absorb some of the clicks, the measurement has to be able to tell the difference, otherwise progress starts to look like decline. We give you that picture before you make decisions on it.

What we typically measure and report on

In Search Console we follow impressions, clicks and positions on the topics we prioritized together, rather than an average across the whole site. That shows whether the strategy is gaining ground where it was meant to.

In GA4 we follow what the organic traffic becomes: conversions, leads or revenue, depending on your business. We set up the events and conversions so the chain from query to result can be followed in the numbers.

AI traffic we measure on two levels: referral traffic from ChatGPT, Copilot and Perplexity in GA4, and how often you get mentioned and cited in AI answers on the questions that matter to you. It carries as much weight in the report as the classic rankings do.

We keep an eye on the foundation: indexing, crawl status and technical fluctuations that can explain a sudden movement. A technical fault should never get the chance to look like a strategic one.

The report is built to be read: one page of development and recommendations for the decision makers, and a layer underneath for anyone who wants the detail. Written in business language the whole way through.

And because the measurement runs from the start of the collaboration, we can document the effect of every significant initiative. That transparency is what carries the partnerships in our cases, and what makes the budget easy to defend internally.

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Reporting your leadership actually reads – without you having to translate it first.

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Numbers that mean something to the business.

Reporting only gets interesting when it shows business value. Three collaborations where the development is measured inside the business: on conversions, conversion value and demand from AI search.

+1,288%conversions from organic traffic
Contractbook
Reporting that follows the chain all the way to signed contracts. In one year Contractbook's organic traffic grew 482% and the main conversions 1,288%.
+2,670%referrals from AI search
Pleo
Measuring AI search on its own made the growth visible: referrals from the most popular LLMs rose 2,670% across 2025, while organic keywords in positions 1-3 grew 418%.
+156%monthly conversion value from organic traffic
ØNSK
Here the measurement followed the value of the traffic: ØNSK's average monthly conversion value from organic traffic rose 156%, with organic traffic up 206%.