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Show what your SEO work did for your traffic.

You fixed the technical issues. You published the articles. Now someone asks whether any of it worked. Web Analytics puts your traffic and Search Console data on one timeline, with notes for the work you shipped, so the answer is on the chart.

Common challenges

The work is done. Now show it paid off.

Budget

The quarterly review asks what SEO delivered

You have a list of tasks done. You need a line that went up.

Clients

A client wants proof before renewing

Screenshots from four tools won't make the case.

Priorities

Nobody knows which fixes were worth it

So the team can't tell what to repeat.

How it works

Ship, note, then compare.

01 · SHIP

Make the change

Apply an AutoFix, publish an article or update a page.

Technical Suite →
02 · NOTE

Add a note to the chart

Mark the date and what changed, in a few words.

03 · WAIT

Let the data build

Organic traffic and Search Console keep recording every day.

04 · COMPARE

Read before and after

Visits, clicks and positions either side of your note.

Search Console analytics →
What's inside

Your work and its results, on one timeline.

Notes on the chart

Mark the moment the work went live.

Add a note on the traffic chart when you ship something. It stays there, so anyone reading the chart later knows what happened and when.

  • Added by youWrite what changed: an AutoFix, a new article, a page rewrite.
  • Visible on every chartThe note sits on the timeline wherever that date appears.
  • Useful months laterNobody has to remember what happened in July.
Organic visits · 6 months+38% after
Note: AutoFix applied Note: article published APRMAYJUNJULAUGSEP
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Before and after

Compare the weeks either side.

Traffic on its own goes up and down. Put the same metric either side of your note and the change is easier to judge.

  • Organic visitsFrom the Web Analytics script, with bots filtered out.
  • Clicks and impressionsFrom your Search Console connection.
  • Previous periodEvery chart can compare with the period before.
  • Pages and queriesDrill into the pages you changed and the queries they gained.
Search Console · 28 monthsConnected
16 months imported on connection+12 months since
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The whole chain

Fix, write, then measure, in one place.

SEORCE finds the problems, fixes them with AutoFix, writes the content in Content Studio, and reports the traffic in Web Analytics. You don't need to stitch three tools together to see the result.

  • Same script as AutoFixThe line of code that runs AutoFix also runs Web Analytics.
  • Free on every planMeasuring your work doesn't cost extra.
Technical SuiteAutoFix applied: missing meta descriptions

42 pages fixed on 12 June

Then
Web AnalyticsOrganic visits to those pages

Read the weeks after the change.

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Why it's different

A task list, or a result.

A typical SEO report shows what was done. Web Analytics shows what happened after it was done.

The usual reporttasks completed

Tickets closed and issues fixed, from one tool, with traffic from another. Linking the two is left to the reader.

Web Analyticswork beside results

Traffic and Search Console on one timeline, with notes marking the fixes and articles that went live.

How does SEORCE measure SEO uplift?

SEORCE Web Analytics shows organic traffic from its own script and clicks, impressions and positions from Google Search Console on one timeline. You add notes to the chart when you apply an AutoFix, publish an article or change a page, then compare the periods either side. Because AutoFix and Web Analytics run on the same script, the work and its result sit in one platform.

Key facts

  • Notes can be added to the traffic chart to mark fixes, articles or other changes
  • Notes are added manually by the user
  • Traffic comes from the SEORCE script, with bots filtered out
  • Search Console clicks, impressions and positions sit on the same timeline
  • The same script enables Web Analytics and AutoFix
  • Web Analytics is free on every SEORCE plan

Last reviewed 15 October 2026 by the SEORCE team.

Common questions

SEO uplift, answered.

Updated 15 October 2026

Add a note on the Web Analytics chart on the day the change goes live. Then compare organic visits and Search Console clicks in the weeks before and after.

No. You add notes yourself, which takes a few seconds. That way the note says exactly what changed.

Yes. With Search Console connected you can see the queries and pages behind the change in clicks.

It shows average position from Search Console. Rank Tracker follows exact positions for the keywords you choose.

No. It shows you honestly what changed after your work, including when nothing did.

Start today

Prove the work with the chart.

Add the script, connect Search Console and start marking what you ship.

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