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Agencies & marketing teams

A clearer way to turn findings into delivery.

Use shared checklists, transparent evidence and consistent reporting questions to make work easier to explain and prioritise.

A more relevant starting point

Plan around your
real customer journey.

Different systems measure different things. Search Console records search interactions; website analytics describes measured visits and events; a CRM records commercial stages. Their totals may differ because of scope, consent, attribution, time zones, and processing. Reconciliation starts with definitions.

01

Understand demand

Agree the decision the report supports and define success before collecting charts. Choose a small set of customer and business outcomes, then identify the visibility and technical indicators that help explain them.

02

Improve the right pages

Document each source, date range, timezone, filter, and comparison period. Separate branded from non-branded queries when useful and keep new tracking implementations visible as measurement changes, not automatic growth.

03

Review meaningful outcomes

Explain results by relevant segment, such as topic, page type, device, country, or customer group. Add a change log for releases and campaigns. Distinguish correlation from evidence that an intervention caused an outcome.

This is a recommended approach, not a promise of results or a customer case study. The right scope depends on your website, market and available evidence.

A few good questions

Clarity before you commit.

Need an answer specific to your business? Tell us what you are working on.

Ask Gavek
Why do Search Console and analytics totals differ?

They measure different interactions and apply different definitions. Consent, attribution, filters, and timing can also affect totals. Compare a consistent scope rather than expecting identical numbers.

What is a sensible SEO ROI calculation?

Use an agreed estimate of incremental business value minus relevant costs, divided by those costs. Explain the attribution method and uncertainty; organic traffic value is not a substitute for revenue.

Your next move starts here

Make search a more useful part of your growth.

Start with your website. Leave with a clearer picture of what to improve, what to measure and where to focus next.

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