SEO
SEO reporting for Australian businesses that want to know what their SEO spend is doing: a monthly report in plain English and a call to explain it.
SEO reports
Rock Solid Marketing gives every SEO client a monthly report and a review call, prepared by the team doing the work from our office in Mildura. The report shows where you rank, how many people found you on Google and how many of them got in touch.
You might be paying for SEO now and getting a stack of charts nobody explains. Or a report full of green arrows while the phone stays quiet. A useful report ties rankings and traffic back to enquiries, and says plainly what didn't work.
Reporting comes with every SEO plan, from $1,000 + GST a month with no lock-in. The first step is a free 30-minute discovery call.
9+
Years serving Sunraysia and the Mallee
10+
Years’ minimum experience for every specialist
10
Marketing specialists on your team
6
Core digital channels, one joined-up strategy
What's in your report
Each section answers a question you'd ask anyway: are more people finding us, are they getting in touch, and what are you doing about it?
How often your pages appeared in Google and how often people clicked, straight from Search Console. It shows which searches are growing before a rankings tool picks it up.
Rankings for the searches tied to your services, tracked in Semrush. Not hundreds of keywords: the ones that bring buyers, grouped by service so you can see each part of the business.
Organic visits from GA4, plus the forms, calls and bookings set up as key events (what GA4 now calls conversions). Traffic that never enquires is something we flag, not celebrate.
A plain list of the work done this month and the plan for next month. You can match every line of your invoice to something that changed on your site.
Vanity numbers, such as total keywords ranked or a swing in a domain score, only appear when they explain something. If a chart doesn't change a decision, it doesn't go in.
Your account manager walks you through the report, answers questions and agrees priorities with you. You decide what we work on next, with the numbers in front of you.
Your specialists
Lindsay BuckleyDigital MastermindSydney NSW
Saimul IslamDeveloper & AI expertBendigo VICHow it works
Tracking first, so every report from the first month measures the same things the same way.
A free 30-minute call about your goals, the enquiries that matter to you and any reports you get now.
GA4, Search Console and key events are set up in your name, and we record a starting benchmark.
Each month you get the numbers, what changed, what we did and what comes next, written in plain English.
We talk it through on a call, answer your questions and agree next month's priorities with you.
Your data, your accounts
Your Google Analytics 4 and Search Console accounts are set up in your business's name, and we're added as users. If you ever leave, the history stays with you. Tracking for forms, calls and bookings goes in at the start, so your first report already shows enquiries.
Analytics tracking falls under the Privacy Act 1988, so your privacy policy should mention it. We'll point out what it needs to cover; the wording stays yours. If a one-off Google assets set-up ($800 + GST) will do the job, we'll tell you before we quote.
Your numbers belong to you.
Every plan includes
Need tracking without a monthly plan? Google Analytics, Search Console and Tag Manager set-up is a one-off $800 + GST.
Our work
Mildura VICRock Solid Marketing worked as part of the team at Sunraysia Residential Services (SRS), a Mildura aged care, disability and child care provider of almost 50 years, on its brand, website, SEO, email and social media.
One clear, consistent brand across the SRS services and platforms
Far West NSWRock Solid Marketing built the website and runs SEO and social media for Out of the Ordinary Outback, a Broken Hill accommodation group with motels across far west NSW. By June 2020 its organic traffic was nearly 6 times January’s.
30% More keyword visibility, January to August 2020
Renmark SARock Solid Marketing ran the store opening campaign for TRP Parts in Renmark, building excitement for the launch and early brand recognition with local truck drivers, farmers and mechanics.
Interest in the launch and people at the opening
Murray Darling regionRock Solid Marketing built the first website for Capogreco Winery Estate, a family-owned boutique winery in the Murray Darling region established in 1976, with online wine sales and an SEO foundation for regional discovery.
The estate’s first website, built around its heritage
Resources
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We all know that when you work on your site’s SEO (or hire our Mildura SEO agency for SEO services), you’re specifically aiming to get your desired keywords to show up on Google and increase your search ranking over time. But did you know that improving SEO also benefits other important website metrics? Here are
Last week we talked about how to set up Google Search Console and link it to your existing Google Analytics account. Now, let’s look at what you do with it once you have your Google Search Console account ready to go! Sitemaps A sitemap is exactly what it sounds like: a map of your site structure,
FAQ
Can’t find what you’re after? Call us on 1800 842 022 or browse every answer on our FAQ page.
All FAQsIt's included in every SEO plan, from $1,000 + GST a month with no lock-in contracts. The plan covers the work itself, the monthly report and a review call, so the report isn't an extra line on your invoice. If you only need Google Analytics, Search Console and Tag Manager set up, that's a one-off $800 + GST.
An SEO report is a regular summary of how your website performs in organic search. It shows where you rank, how many people found you through Google, what they did next and what work was done. Good SEO reports are short, explain every number and finish with what happens next.
SEO reporting is measuring your search results on a set schedule and explaining them. It joins data from Search Console, GA4 and a rankings tool such as Semrush into one view. Monthly suits most businesses, because rankings move slowly and weekly swings mostly add noise. The point is a decision, not a chart.
Start with the bottom line: enquiries and sales from organic search. Then look at clicks and impressions, which show whether more people are seeing and choosing you. Rankings come third, because they explain the first two. If a report can't tell you what changed and why, ask for one that can.
A client SEO report should answer three questions: what happened, why, and what comes next. Pull clicks and impressions from Search Console, organic visits and key events from GA4, and positions from a rankings tool. Add a short list of work done. Good SEO client reporting fits on a few pages and gets explained on a call.
Pick a monthly date and use the same date range each time. Export Search Console's performance report, compare it with the previous month and the same month last year, and note pages that rose or fell. Seasonal businesses, such as tourism or horticulture, should always compare year on year, or harvest and holidays will look like SEO problems.
We set up GA4 and Search Console in your name, track enquiries as key events and report on them every month. Our SEO analytics reporting covers clicks, organic visits, enquiries and positions for the searches that matter to you. Your account manager walks you through it on the monthly review call and agrees the next priorities.
No. Automated reports from tools are good at collecting numbers, but they can't tell you why a page dropped or what to do about it. We use Semrush and Google's tools to gather the data, then a person writes what it means. You don't need another SEO reporting dashboard to log into: the report comes to you.
Let’s start by scheduling a free discovery call so we can get to know each other and see if we’re a good fit for your marketing needs.
