How can you:

- quickly estimate site’s SEO?
- rate your SEO consultant?
- gauge success of in-house search engine optimization employees?
- evaluate your search engine optimization business?

I am about to share with you 2 expert tips to track SEO progress on the fly.

For a Internet optimizer, data is the single most powerful weapon. Three reasons why:

1. Data defines you as an search engine optimization.
If you don’t work s lot with information, neither clients nor the industry will take you seriously.

2. Data says you how well you are performing.
I am all about customer feedback but 1st thing you got to do is root through your proper data to get your search engine optimization strengths and weaknesses.

3. To a customer, data speaks louder than words.
How can a client make sure you are actually getting work done? Data. Will a cheesy “How ya doin” phone call do? No. Management wants reports, daily, weekly, monthly… Share your data, and you are halfway there.

If you take information as seriously as I do, and if you mine lots of it, chances are you are already heavily using search engine optimization tools. If not, now is a good time to start and set up a powerful data mining and search engine optimization reporting framework for your business.

I am all for automation in my business because the amount of sites I optimize today simply doesn’t leave me any other option but to automate.
Plus, with the new generation of breakthrough SEO SEO reporting software out there, you can monitor your SEO progress fast and easy, just like thousands of search engine optimization marketers do across the globe.

Such tools have killer email reporting systems built-in. I use them to set up an annual reporting schedule for each client and for the entire year the software sends out updated and personalized optimization reports to my customers as a follow-up and directly to your inbox for a quick review.
Not only are SEO application reports convenient but they are also good-looking and full of visuals so the design is one less headache I have to think about.

If you wonder what sorts of metrics are vital for SEO reports, I’ve pinpointed 3:

1. Keyword metrics:
- keyword rankings in targeted SEs
- historic rankings
- expected and up-to-date site visits by keyword
- keyword research metrics – competition, search volume etc.

2. Link building information
- Number and quality of customer inbound links
- Number and quality of link building partners
- Number and quality of competitor backlinks

3. On site and on page search engine optimization metrics
- Landing page and page element optimization data
- Keyword density analysis for a keyword niche
- Site structure audit stats

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