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Let's look at your business.

Share a few details about your business so we can review in the right context.

Add your performance data

Google Analytics 4 (GA4) — last completed calendar month

Upload your GA4 report or export. We recommend including traffic acquisition, landing page performance and key events or conversions, where configured.

Google Search Console (GSC) — last completed calendar month

Upload your Search Console Performance report showing Google Search clicks, impressions, click-through rate, average position, queries and pages.

Don't have the files yet? Follow the step-by-step instructions below. You can return to this form when they're ready.

How to download your reports

Google Analytics 4

Website traffic, landing pages and conversions

Where to find it

  1. Open Google Analytics and select the correct property for your website.

  2. Click Reports in the left-hand menu.

  3. Open Reports snapshot for an overview. Then review Traffic acquisition and Landing page reports, where available.

  4. Click the date selector and choose the previous completed calendar month. For example, 1–30 September 2026 if you're requesting the report in October 2026.

  5. For each relevant report, click Share this report → Download File.

  6. Choose PDF for an easy-to-read report, or CSV for detailed data. You can also export to Google Sheets and download the sheet as an Excel or CSV file.

  7. Return to this form and upload the downloaded files.

Google Analytics

Google Search Console

Google Search clicks, impressions, queries and pages

Where to find it

  1. Open Google Search Console and select the correct website property.

  2. Click Performance → Search results.

  3. Set the date range to the previous completed calendar month using the date filter.

  4. Make sure these metrics are selected: Total clicks, Total impressions, Average CTR and Average position.

  5. Click Export above the report and choose Google Sheets, Excel or CSV.

  6. Save the exported file and upload it using the form above.

Google Search Console

INSIDE THE REPORT

Your numbers. The gaps. The opportunities.

What we access

  • 01.Public website pagesYour website's content, structure and key pages.
  • 02.Website performanceTraffic and landing-page data from your GA4 report.
  • 03.Search performanceClicks, impressions, CTR and average position from your GSC report.
  • 04.Conversion signalsKey events and conversions included in your shared reports.
  • 05.Growth opportunitiesPotential gaps and areas worth prioritising based on the available data.

What we don't access

  • 01.Account passwordsNo Google, website or other account credentials.
  • 02.Live analytics accountsNo direct access to your GA4 or Search Console properties.
  • 03.Private customer dataNo customer databases or confidential customer records.
  • 04.Internal business systemsNo access to your CRM, payment platforms or internal tools used to run your business.
  • 05.Website changesNo edits to your website, tracking setup or live accounts.

The goal isn't to find something wrong with everything. It's to work out what deserves attention first.

Frequently asked questions

  • Both are recommended because they answer different questions. GA4 helps us understand website activity and configured conversions, while Search Console shows how your website performs in Google Search. If you only have one, submit what you have.

  • That's fine. We'll review the data available and flag where missing or incomplete tracking limits the analysis. We won't assume that untracked conversions didn't happen.

  • We'll review your submission and send your report by email after review.

  • No. The report identifies potential opportunities and areas to investigate. Results depend on your business context, implementation, market conditions and measurement.