Reports pull directly from your project's live data: keyword rankings, published articles, and competitor movement. Numbers your clients can read, without an afternoon in spreadsheets.
A report built from spreadsheets is already out of date by the time it's sent. These reports pull directly from your project's live rankings, keyword coverage, and article activity, so what you send is what's actually true today.
Reports draw on the same rankings, keywords, and article data your project tracks daily. Nothing is exported, massaged, or re-entered.
Clear structure and readable numbers, made to be sent onward. Agencies report to clients; in-house teams report upward.
Because articles and rank tracking live in the same system, reports connect the work done to the movement achieved.
Pick the project, generate the report from its own live data, and send it on. Agencies send it to a client. Internal teams send it upward.
Each report is scoped to one project and its data.
Rankings, keyword coverage, and article activity are compiled automatically.
Share the results with your client or your team.
Built from your own data. Ready to send. Content and rankings together.
Rankings, articles and audits from the project itself, not a template with figures typed in.
Your logo and palette on a PDF a client can read without you rewriting it first.
What was published next to what it did, which is the question every client actually asks.
Rankings, articles and audits from the project itself, not a template with figures typed in.
Your logo and palette on a PDF a client can read without you rewriting it first.
What was published next to what it did, which is the question every client actually asks.
Per project, Dated and Repeatable.
Your project's keyword rankings and history, article activity, and competitor tracking data. It's the same live data you see in the app, compiled into a readable document.
Yes, that's the primary use case. Agencies generate per-client reports from each client's own project data.
Whenever you need one. Since tracking data updates daily, a report is current on the day you generate it.
Reports are per project by design, which keeps client data cleanly separated. For multiple clients, generate one report each.
No. If your project has keywords tracked and articles published, the report builds from what's already there.
Analytics reports traffic. Neogenio reports the SEO work itself: which keywords you target, where you rank, what content shipped, and how competitors moved.
People ask what data goes into a report and how it differs from a standard analytics report. Here's what we tell them.