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SEO analytics that turn search data into a few decisions

SEO analytics turns Search Console, Ahrefs and GA4 into a short list of decisions: which pages to fix, refresh or build next, and what each is worth in leads.

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What the readout gives you

  • AI answer presenceFix first
  • Technical healthFix first
  • Content gapsNext
  • Links and mentionsNext

Ranked fixes, by what each is worth

Every finding is ranked by what it is worth to you, so the first month goes to the fixes that move the most.

Clients

Their stories ran in

Outlet coverage from our client reporting. Logos belong to their owners; no endorsement implied.

In short

SEO analytics services join Search Console, Ahrefs and GA4 by page, so you can see which pages win, which decay and what each is worth in leads. We set up the data, correct for the changes Google made to its reports, and each month name the few pages to fix, refresh or build next. It runs as the Analytics module in a GFD ONE plan.

Why now

Why it matters now

The reports changed under you. Ahrefs found that an AI Overview now cuts the top result's click-through rate by about 58 percent, and named the pattern of impressions up and clicks down the great decoupling. When Google stopped serving 100 results per page in September 2025, many sites saw impressions fall with no change in real visits. Maybe you have a beautiful set of metrics, but it's not lining up.

One SEO lead told us she doesn't report on any traditional SEO metrics. It's leads and revenue and where they come from, and she doesn't talk about impressions or rankings. Another marketer called it an uphill battle to make everything metric and reportable.

Analytics and intelligence · SEO analytics

What we do

  • Pull query and landing-page data from Search Console, which is the most truthful set you'll get, though only for sites you own
  • Line up the third-party estimates from Ahrefs against your internal numbers, so you know how far apart they are before anyone decides on them
  • Find the decay and the winners from the same data, page by page

What's included

What you get

  • Search Console, Ahrefs and GA4 joined by page, with GA4 conversions on every page
  • A decay and winners report and a tracked keyword set each month
  • A monthly read-out with the three things we would change and why

Analytics and intelligence · SEO analytics

How it works

  1. Connect the sources and check tracking against your CRM.
  2. Build the page table. Raw data is good, but before it goes to a client we make sure it's correct and useful to them. It shows we've done our work.
  3. Choose the keywords for the month. A key part of the value we add is making sure we're choosing the right ones to track, and swapping them as rankings and impressions move.
  4. Read it out. When you're talking to executives, ask what sounds better, ten thousand a month in value or 120,000 a year. We put the numbers in the terms your leaders use.

The limits

What we won't sell you

With SEO, it's easy to end up obsessing over certain metrics: links, word count and other measurements. We report what moves leads. Clients say they want a dashboard, but they very rarely go to the dashboard and look at it themselves. So every month ends with a short written read-out and the pages to act on.

Case study · moveBuddha

10,606 URLs crawled for moveBuddha's AI visibility baseline

With a 38-prompt panel, a Brand Radar baseline and a 15-fix pack, ranked.

moveBuddha's AI visibility baseline

  • 10,606URLs crawled
  • 38prompts in the panel
  • 15fixes, ranked
Our crawl and Ahrefs Brand Radar · Oct 2026
Proof from client work

Who runs the work.

10,606

URLs crawled for moveBuddha's AI visibility baselineWith a 38-prompt panel, a Brand Radar baseline and a 15-fix pack, ranked.

Results and coverage from our client reporting.

JRJoe Robison

Joe Robison

Founder and principal, Green Flag Digital

Joe sets the strategy on every engagement and makes the final call on what counts as evidence. A principal reviews the findings before any client reads them.

What clients say

  • “Green Flag consistently delivered high quality PR pieces that got mentions and links from some of the largest media brands on the internet.”
    Ryan Carrigan, Owner, moveBuddha · via Clutch

Get started

See where you stand.

Tell us where to look. We come back with where you stand today, who gets named instead of you, and the work we'd take first, then walk you through it in a 20-minute teardown.

Questions buyers ask

What are SEO analytics services?

Setting up, joining and reading your search data so you know which pages earn traffic and leads, and what to do next.

Why are my impressions up while clicks are down?

Usually AI Overviews: your page is shown more and clicked less. Google's reporting changes also move impressions, so we compare periods with care.

Which tools do you use for SEO analytics?

Search Console, GA4, Ahrefs and your CRM. Search Analytics for Sheets is a plugin we love, because it pulls Search Console data straight into a sheet.

How is SEO analytics different from AI search analytics?

SEO analytics covers Google organic search. AI search analytics covers visits and mentions from AI assistants. Many clients run both.

How much do SEO analytics services cost?

It runs as the Analytics module in a GFD ONE plan, sized on a 20-minute teardown.

What do you most want from search right now?

Five quick steps, about a minute. Public data only, no logins.

Sources and method

Methodology

This page describes our SEO analytics setup as of 2026-11-10. Page data comes from Search Console through its API, link and estimate data from Ahrefs, and conversions from GA4 and your CRM. Joe's lines come from recorded GFD walkthroughs and client calls.

References

  1. Ahrefs study update on AI Overviews and clicks, February 2026. ahrefs.com
  2. Ahrefs, "The Great Decoupling". ahrefs.com
  3. Search Engine Roundtable on Search Console impressions after Google stopped the 100-results parameter. seroundtable.com

History of this topic

Search Console began as Google Webmaster Tools and took its current name in May 2015. Since 2024, AI Overviews have changed what its impressions and clicks mean.