Paws & Whiskers Supply Co.
Pet supplies
SEO Reporting ThatFollows the Revenue
See which pages and searches earn orders, what changed this month and what to do next.
4.9/5 · from 48 store owners and growth teams
Shopify · WooCommerce · BigCommerce · Magento · Headless
Page groups to watch
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ReviewPage groups growing
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Keep goingMonthly SEO reportExample
- Collection pagesGrowing
- Product pagesGrowing
- Buying guidesFlat
- Brand pagesFlat
- Sale pagesFalling
Pages tied to revenue
Case studies
Real stores, real organic growth
See how e-commerce brands turned search visibility into measurable revenue.
Test Brand APet supplies
- Organic Traffic
- +96%
- Organic Revenue
- +142%
- Duration
- 6 Months
Test Brand BOutdoor
- Organic Traffic
- +118%
- Organic Revenue
- +96%
- Duration
- 8 Months
Test Brand CBeauty
- Organic Traffic
- +150%
- Organic Revenue
- +210%
- Duration
- 9 Months
Test Brand DElectronics
- Organic Traffic
- +61%
- Organic Revenue
- +74%
- Duration
- 5 Months
Honest fit check
Who needs ecommerce SEO reporting?
Good reporting needs data to work with. Here's who benefits, and who should look elsewhere first.
A great fit
Who it’s for
Good fit: Stores that can't see what SEO earns
You see traffic and rankings, but not which pages drive orders and revenue.
Good fit: Teams juggling several tools
Search Console, analytics and the store each tell a different story.
Good fit: Owners who report to a board or investors
You need clear numbers you can explain and defend.
Good fit: Agencies' clients who want clarity
You want to understand what you are paying for, in plain language.
Good fit: Stores starting or changing SEO work
You need a baseline before changes ship, so you can judge their effect.
Good fit: Brands curious about AI visibility
You want to know whether AI tools mention and link to your store.
Probably not a fit
Who it’s not for
Not a fit: Stores without analytics access
If we can't see sessions, orders or Search Console, there's little to report on.
Not a fit: Anyone expecting a vanity dashboard
We report on what helps decisions, not on charts that only look busy.
Not a fit: Stores with very little traffic
With few visits, data is too thin to show trends.
Not a fit: Teams expecting exact attribution
SEO attribution is never perfect. We'll explain what the data can and can't say.
Not a fit: Anyone wanting reporting without any action
Reports are meant to guide decisions, not sit in an inbox.
Not a fit: Businesses that don't sell online
Our work is built around products, categories and carts.
Not sure which side you're on? We'll tell you honestly.
Check if we're a fitBuilt for AI search
Measure search and AI visibility together
Organic clicks are only part of the picture. Reporting that also tracks where your brand shows up in AI answers shows the full effect of your SEO work.
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Platforms we cover
Reporting built for your platform
Order and event tracking differs on Shopify, WooCommerce and headless builds. We check yours before reporting on it.
Shopify
Orders and revenue connected to organic landing pages, with tracking checked in your theme and apps.
Explore ShopifyWooCommerce
Ecommerce tracking set up and verified, so orders from organic search show up properly.
Explore WooCommerceBigCommerce
Analytics and Search Console connected to store data, with checkout tracking verified.
Explore BigCommerceMagento
Reporting built for large catalogues, grouped by category and template rather than by single URL.
Explore MagentoHeadless and custom
Events and page data checked on custom storefronts, so reports reflect what happens in the store.
Explore Headless and custom
Why BoostCart
Why stores choose us for reporting
Four things you can expect from every reporting engagement.
Tied to revenue
Reports that follow the money
We connect organic visits to orders, so you see which pages and searches are worth the most.
Includes:
- Organic orders and revenue by page
- Landing pages grouped by template
- Branded and non-branded search split
- Clear notes on what data can't show
Trustworthy data
Tracking checked before you rely on it
Before reporting starts we check your tracking, so the numbers are worth trusting.
Includes:
- Analytics and ecommerce tracking audit
- Search Console and store data aligned
- Duplicate or missing events found
- Known gaps documented
Organic revenue
Category pages
Product pages
Guides & content
Plain language
Findings you can act on
Each report says what happened, why it likely happened and what to do next, without jargon.
Includes:
- Summary on the first page
- Wins and drops explained
- Next-month priorities
- Questions answered in the call
Month to month
Month 1
Month 2
Month 3
Month 4
Month 5
Month 6
Stay because it works. Pause or stop any month.
Clear scope
Setup, reporting and dashboards kept separate
You know what is included each month, and what is scoped separately, before the engagement starts.
Includes:
- Scope agreed up front
- Report contents defined in writing
- Custom dashboards scoped separately
- Call frequency agreed in advance
What the work covers
Everything that connects SEO to revenue
Six workstreams, one clear monthly report.
How we work
From data sources to next steps
Four steps from connected data to an action list. Custom dashboards and extra analysis are scoped separately.
Step 1 of 4
Connect
We link your data sources.
We connect Search Console, analytics and store data, and check that ecommerce tracking records orders from organic search correctly.
- Audit analytics and ecommerce events
- Connect Search Console and store data
- Check orders match across sources
- Document what can't be measured
Step 2 of 4
Baseline
We record where you start.
We capture your current traffic, rankings and revenue from organic search, so later changes can be judged against something real.
- Record organic traffic and orders
- Group pages by template and type
- Note seasonality and past changes
- Agree what success looks like
Step 3 of 4
Report
A clear report each month.
Each month you receive a report showing which pages and searches grew or fell, what it was worth, and what we think explains it.
- Summarize wins and drops
- Show revenue by page group
- Explain likely causes
- Flag issues needing action
Step 4 of 4
Act
We turn findings into next steps.
We agree the priorities for the next month, update the plan and check on the actions from the last report.
- List actions with owners
- Re-rank priorities with new data
- Check last month's actions
- Hold a short review call
How we compare
Why reporting tied to revenue
Ranking and traffic charts don’t show what SEO earned. Reports tied to pages, orders and revenue show what is working.
Standard SEO reports
Charts without a conclusion
- Not included: Rankings and traffic only
- Not included: Data pulled from one tool
- Not included: No link to orders or revenue
- Not included: Jargon without explanation
- Not included: Same template every month
- Not included: No clear next steps
BoostCart
Revenue-tied ecommerce SEO reporting
- Included: Organic orders and revenue by page
- Included: Search Console, analytics and store data together
- Included: Tracking checked before use
- Included: Plain-language findings
- Included: Built around your goals
- Included: A short list of next steps
Based on typical SEO reporting. Every business is different, and the review shows what fits yours.
What clients say
Trusted by store owners and growth teams
Hear how e-commerce brands describe working with BoostCart, from the first audit to monthly results.
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Reporting FAQ
Ecommerce SEO reporting questions
Straight answers, including what we won't promise.
Ask us something elseOrganic traffic, search performance, orders and revenue from organic search by page group, notes on what changed and why, and a short list of next steps. The exact contents are agreed when we scope the work.
We can report organic orders and revenue from your analytics and store data. Attribution is never perfect, so we explain what the numbers do and don't show.
Usually Google Search Console, your analytics platform and your store's order data. We may also use rank tracking and crawl data where they add something.
Yes. We audit analytics and ecommerce tracking before reporting starts, because reports built on broken tracking mislead. We document any gaps we can't fix.
Monthly is usual, with a short call to go through it. Frequency and format are agreed when we scope the work.
Yes, where it helps. A dashboard is scoped separately from the monthly report, since it needs setup and maintenance.
We can review whether AI tools mention or link to your store for sample questions. The tools are new and results vary between runs, so we report it as an indication, not a precise measure.
Yes. Reporting is independent of who does the SEO work, and an outside view can help you see what is working.
Yes. Reports include drops and flat periods, with our best explanation of the cause and what we suggest doing.
A baseline can be ready soon after tracking is connected. Trends take a few months of data to show, and we set expectations when we scope the work.
Start with what you track now
See which pages earn revenue
Tell us what you measure today. We’ll show how to connect organic traffic to orders and which pages to watch.