What is a good tool to use to create SEA reports in?
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Hiya Mozzers,
I'm looking for a tool to create fancy SEA reports in. I'm doing it manually in Word right now and that just takes far too much time and just isn't pretty. We're a small marketing-as-a-service agency and SEA is one of the services we offer, but we're not an Adwords certified partner yet (because we don't have the 10.000 a month yet). So that's to give you an idea of our company size. We're not looking for something big and expensive.
Would love to hear some idea's on tools to use!
Sophie
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Hi Sophie,
We have built a reporting tool called ReportGarden (http://reportgarden.com). Using ReportGarden it is much easier and quicker to create your SEA/SEM reports. You can create templates that you can be reused to generate reports with a single click. We also provide automation so that you can schedule reports to be emailed to your clients daily/weekly/monthly.
If you have any questions reach out to me at support@reportgarden.com
Ashok
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This is more towards SEO than PPC, but you might find some useful things in the blog post at http://moz.com/blog/storytelling-through-data-a-new-inbound-marketing-seo-report-structure.
If you do a search for ppc reporting template, you might find some things that will help, especially if you add excel as a search term. Here's one that's several years old, but may still be helpful. http://www.shimonsandler.com/monthly-ppc-performance-report-template/
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Spyfu have quite good reporting tools which can be branded to your firm.
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