Site for my clients to log in and see their traffic, etc.
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I have done a ton of research and I am struggling to find an easy to use, easy to understand site / tool that will allow my clients to log in and see basic information about their website traffic, rankings, referring sites, etc. in an ATTRACTIVE, EASY TO UNDERSTAND layout.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Seomoz (my true favorite) Raven, webceo, and so many others are powerful tools - I don't need that, just looking for an attractive place to log in and view their stats, that's it.
Thank you - have a great rest of the week!
Matthew
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I was the one who said to add a custom report, not Karl.
Personally I ONLY use custom reporting instead of the initial "Audience Overview" because I know those reports are inaccurate (it attributes some of our PPC traffic to Organic, etc).
It's up to you, but I'm a bit of a data fan and love customizing my reporting (I have 20 reports for one of our sites that I can quickly page through each day).
I find them particularly useful for segmenting specific pages on your site.
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Karl, just curious, why would you create a custom report vs. the initial screen that comes up?
So it isn't so overwhelming?
I just spent the last couple hours trying to create an attractive custom report - its not nearly as good looking at the initial screen.
I have done some searching for how to make good looking custom reports and not making much progress.
Thanks for answering guys - this has been very helpful!
Matthew
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Google Analytics is the way to go, but I would create a custom report for them to use - not just a login.
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I agree with Simon, GA is perfect for showing data. Just create a login for the client on the account so they can see their stats.
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This may seem like an obvious answer but what is wrong with using Google Analytics? All info about traffic, referring sites and more in one place. If you want to see info about Ranking why not use a Chrome Extension such as PageRank Status.
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