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AI SEO Reports

Minorank's AI report generator produces professional, executive-ready SEO reports in one click. Reports are written by Claude AI and pull live data from Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4, and competitor analysis — covering every angle of organic performance in a single document.

AI SEO report showing executive summary, KPI cards, traffic trend, and keyword insights sections

What's in an AI report​

Each report contains up to 16 structured sections, all populated with live data:

1. Executive Summary​

Plain-language overview of the client's SEO performance for the period. Highlights the most important wins and concerns — written to be understood by non-technical stakeholders.

2. KPIs​

Key performance indicators vs the previous comparison period:

  • Total organic clicks (and % change)
  • Total impressions (and % change)
  • Average CTR (and % change)
  • Average keyword position (and % change)

3. Traffic Trend​

Narrative analysis of the 16-month traffic chart — explains inflection points, growth or decline periods, and likely causes based on the pattern.

4. Highlights​

3–5 bullet-point highlights from the period: biggest keyword gains, notable traffic drops, new pages entering the top 10, etc.

5. Top Queries​

Analysis of the keywords driving the most organic clicks. Identifies which queries are growing, which are declining, and which have strong impressions but low CTR.

6. Top Pages​

Performance breakdown by URL. Surfaces the site's most valuable pages and identifies URLs losing traffic or performing below expected CTR.

7. Devices & Countries​

Traffic split by device type (desktop / mobile / tablet) and top countries. Useful for identifying mobile UX issues or market-specific opportunities.

8. Brand vs Non-Brand​

Separation of branded queries (containing the client's brand name) from non-branded queries. Brand traffic reflects awareness; non-brand traffic reflects SEO reach.

9. Keyword Insights​

Deep analysis of the keyword landscape — position distribution, keywords entering or exiting the top 10, and position volatility.

10. CTR Opportunities​

A table of keywords ranking in positions 1–10 with below-average CTR. These pages are visible but not being clicked — title tag and meta description optimisation can recover traffic without any ranking work.

11. Page 2 Keywords​

Keywords currently ranking in positions 11–20 — the "quick win" list. A focused effort on these pages can move them to page 1 and deliver traffic increases quickly.

12. SEO Opportunities​

AI-identified opportunities specific to this client's data — new content topics, technical fixes, or optimisation priorities.

13. Action Plan​

Numbered, prioritised list of SEO actions for the coming month. Each action includes rationale and expected impact (high / medium / low).

14. Comparison​

Side-by-side comparison of the current period vs the previous period across all key metrics.

15. Target Keywords Progress​

Status of each tracked target keyword — position, movement, and whether it's on track for the goal.

16. Next Steps​

Closing section summarising the period covered, the next report date, and any outstanding setup items.

Monitor sections (additional)​

When site monitoring data is available, the report also includes:

  • Traffic trend monitoring — week-over-week alert history
  • PageSpeed — Core Web Vitals and performance scores
  • Rank movement — month-over-month position changes across tracked keywords
  • Backlinks — new and lost referring domains in the period
  • Published content — articles published since the last report
  • Competitor organic traffic — traffic trend comparison for all added competitors

Generating a report​

  1. In the client sidebar, navigate to Reports → AI Reports.
  2. Click Generate new report.
  3. Configure the report:
    • Reporting period — date range to cover (default: last 28 days vs prior 28 days)
    • Language — write the report in Greek or English
    • Include competitors — toggle to include competitor data (requires at least one competitor added)
    • Sections — optionally exclude sections not relevant for this client
  4. Click Generate report.

Generation takes 15–45 seconds depending on data volume.

:::note Data requirements Google Search Console must be connected to generate a report. GA4 and competitor data enrich the report but are not required. A report without GA4 will omit traffic correlation analysis. :::

Viewing and sharing reports​

Reports appear in the Reports list with a timestamp. Click to open the full interactive view.

From the report view you can:

  • Export to PDF — generates a branded PDF for client delivery
  • Copy shareable link — a read-only link you can send directly to the client
  • Duplicate — re-run with different settings for comparison

Report history​

All generated reports are saved. Each generation creates a new entry — reports are never overwritten — so you have a complete history per client.

:::tip Monthly rhythm Most agencies generate reports on a 28-day cycle. The comparison period is automatically set to the prior 28 days, giving you a clean month-over-month view without calendar month edge cases. :::