Automated SEO reporting in plain words
A weekly briefing built from your traffic, search results, AI answers and leads, with ranked next steps on your dashboard and by email.
What goes into the weekly briefing?
Every Monday morning, Pixelesq reads your site's week, writes a short briefing on the changes, wins and problems it finds, and suggests next steps. It waits on your dashboard home, and it can go out by email to your team each week. When there isn't enough data yet, it tells you what to set up first.
Know what to do each week
Start each week with a short, ranked list of what to work on next.
Everyone reads the same story
Everyone on the team gets the same summary, so meetings start from shared facts.
Client updates that write themselves
Agencies get a plain-language summary for each client, with every number taken from the site's data.
A briefing written from your own numbers
AI turns the week's data into what changed, what's working and what needs attention.
ASK PIXEL
How did the site do last week?
Pixel compares this week's traffic with the week before, adds your Search Console clicks, and sums up the movement in a few lines. It only reports numbers your site recorded.
Next steps ranked by expected impact
Up to five actions, most valuable first, that you can mark done or dismiss as you go.
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Which leads came in this week?
Pixel brings up the leads captured this week from your forms and chatbot, newest first, with each one's score, source and status.
Chatbot gaps turn into next steps
When visitors ask your chatbot something your site doesn't cover, the briefing suggests filling that gap.
ASK PIXEL
How many form submissions did we get this week?
Pixel reads the newest submissions on each of your forms and counts this week's, leaving out anything marked as spam. Ask for details and it lists the answers in each one.
On your dashboard every Monday
The briefing is ready when the week starts, timed to your own time zone.
An email on the day you pick
Choose the day and hour, and team members on the list get the report in their inbox.
Built from every part of Growth
Traffic, AI referrals, Search Console, rankings, AI visibility, content, audits, chat and forms all feed in.
Every action links to the fix
Each suggested action opens the screen where you act on it, like an audit or a new article.
Chat stats in the same email
With the chat digest on, chatbot numbers ride along in the weekly email, so it's one message.
See it before your team does
Send yourself a test email to see exactly what the team will receive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, if they're on the project team. The weekly email goes to team members on your list, so invite a client as a Viewer, who can see the dashboard without changing anything, and add them. The email goes out under your site's name with Pixelesq branding, and custom agency branding isn't available yet.
Those send numbers from one tool, and working out what they mean is up to you. The briefing reads all of your Growth data together, writes what changed in plain words, and ranks what to do next. A dashboard tool can combine sources too, but you build it and read it yourself.
Four parts: what changed since last week, what's working, what needs attention with a suggested fix, and up to five next steps in order of expected impact. Changes and wins each come with the number behind them. On a quiet week with little data, it lists what to set up instead.
Yes. It's written in short, plain sentences for owners and marketers, starts with the biggest change, good or bad, and turns findings into steps you can take, such as fixing a page title or writing an article.
Not today. The briefing covers what Pixelesq measures on your site and reads from Search Console, so ad spend, social accounts and CRM pipelines stay in their own tools.
It's written only from your site's own numbers. Pixelesq gathers the facts first, and the AI is told to use those figures exactly and never invent or stretch them; the next steps come from a shortlist built from the same data. Every number is in your dashboard to check, and you can tick off or dismiss each step.
