An SEO and GEO report you can check for yourself

Every month you receive a genuine SEO promotion report: tracked queries, your position in Google and the change since the last check, plus your website's visibility in AI answers - in how many ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI answers in your niche your website and your competitors appear. The month's articles and links are tied to the changes, so you can see what worked. YOSITE UP!

SEO promotion and GEO reporting: how to track results

A monthly report shows how promotion is working over time. It tracks query positions in Google and how they change from month to month, and with GEO it also shows whether AI answers mention your website for questions in your niche.

The report is not a document that closes a project but monthly feedback: what has moved, why, and what we will do next month.

What the SEO report shows

Positions in Google in your country

We track positions in Google in the country where your customers are. Position 12 means page two for your buyers, whatever search might show in another country.

Search volume from SE Ranking

Search volume is how many times a month a phrase is searched for in Google in your country, according to SE Ranking. For a local company, a phrase like "cnc machining Birmingham" might get 80-200 searches a month - a small number, but very valuable customers.

Queries in different languages

If the promotion covers several language versions, we track the queries in each language the way customers really type them. Queries in different languages have different search volumes and competition, so the report lists them separately.

What the GEO report shows

• the questions customers ask AI about your niche;
• which ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI answers include your website;
• which competitors AI recommends instead of you;
• the change over the month and what we plan so that AI mentions you more often.

This makes GEO measurable: you see not just what was done but how your presence in AI answers is changing.

How to read the ranking data

City and the whole country

Positions in the report are taken from Google results for your country. For phrases that include a city ("tyres and wheels Leeds", "cnc machining Birmingham"), the position shows where your page ranks for exactly that phrase. Phrases with a city move differently from general ones.

How fast positions move

Regional markets have fewer strong competitors, so a page at position 40-50 can reach page two (11-20) within 2-3 months with regular articles and links. In major cities and competitive niches - furniture, legal services, healthcare - movement is slower.

Seasonality

Demand changes with the seasons: furniture and home improvement rise in spring and before the holidays, tyres in spring and autumn, building work in spring and summer. The report notes seasonal changes in search volume so that a fall in demand is not mistaken for a fall in rankings.

Examples of client reports

vsekolesa.kiev.ua - a tyre and wheel shop in Kyiv, Ukraine. Tracking motoring queries in two languages, taking seasonality into account: query, search volume, current position, last month's position, change.

tokarnie-raboty.com.ua - metal turning in Kyiv and Kharkiv, Ukraine. Local phrases and technical terms in two languages: lower overall demand but a high value per customer - a typical B2B picture.

stolikrzeslo.com - solid wood furniture, Poland. An example report for a different market and language.

What to expect month by month

Month 1. Page fixes are in place, the first articles are published, and tracking of rankings and AI visibility is up and running.

Months 2-3. The articles are indexed and start attracting their first queries, and the first links start to work. Queries at positions 40-80 usually rise to 20-40.

Months 4-6. Moving onto the first page for less competitive phrases; local phrases often move faster than general ones. First mentions in AI answers for niche questions.

Month 6 onwards. The combined effect of articles and links: a visible first-page presence for target queries in most local and regional niches and a growing share of AI answers.

How we use the report

The report is the basis for the next month's plan. Queries that have risen to positions 11-20 get an extra article or links to push them onto the first page. Queries that are not moving are analysed: the wrong type of page, strong competitors or a technical problem. Questions where AI names your competitors become topics for new articles.

What to do with the report

Just look at three things: which queries went up, which went down and for which questions AI already mentions your website. If you have new products, offers or services, let us know: we will add them to the tracking and the article plan. You can pass the report to your manager - it makes sense without SEO jargon.

GEO metrics in the report

Question - what customers ask AI about your niche. Mention - whether your website appears in the answer as a source. Competitors in the answer - whom AI recommends instead of you. Change - how this has changed over the month.

An example report row

This example is illustrative: a row like this shows the query is approaching page two and is worth supporting with an article or a link.

Where the reports are kept

All reports stay with you: the PDF arrives by email, and the table with the trends is updated every month. Even if you stop the promotion, the history of rankings and AI visibility remains - handy for comparing results in the future.

Frequently asked questions

How often will I receive a report?

Once a month, in the first week of the following month, covering the whole previous month.

Do you track queries in several languages?

Yes, if the promotion covers several language versions of the website. They are shown separately.

What if rankings fall sharply?

We flag the drop in the report and explain the likely cause - a Google update, a stronger competitor, a technical fault or seasonality - and what we are doing about it.

How does the report data differ from Google Keyword Planner?

We use SE Ranking: it shows search volume for long and local phrases more accurately. The source is always stated in the report.

What format is the report in?

A PDF and a table showing the trends from the first month of promotion.