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Strengthen a media kit
Add a stable organic traffic link beside audience claims without exposing the owner dashboard or uploading a fresh screenshot.
SEO RECEIPTS FOR CONTENT PUBLISHERS
Show the search audience behind the publication.
Publish selected Search Console figures on a page that sponsors, buyers, collaborators, and readers can open without dashboard access.
GOOGLE ORGANIC TRAFFIC ONLY · PUBLICATION IS OPT-IN · QUERY AND PAGE PRIVACY CONTROLS
Make audience claims inspectable
Traffic screenshots make the buyer do the trusting.
Sponsors and acquirers still need context and private diligence. The public page answers one first question: are these Google organic traffic figures connected to a real Search Console property?
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Start diligence with a fact
Give a prospective buyer or partner current Search Console figures before deeper analytics, revenue, and content-quality review.
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Choose what stays private
Share the headline Search Console totals while keeping top queries and top pages off the public page when needed.
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Add a verification badge
Install an embeddable badge that links visitors to the published traffic page and its current verification state.
How setup works
Publish selected traffic figures without sharing dashboard access.
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Connect
Approve read-only Search Console access using the Google account that manages the publication.
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Select
Choose the exact domain or URL-prefix property that belongs to the site you want on the record.
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Review
Set the public identity, category, description, and separate privacy choices for queries and pages.
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Share
Use the public traffic page in a media kit, sponsor page, sale listing, partnership deck, or site badge.
Where people use it
Use one current traffic page in several conversations.
Sponsor outreach
Share current organic reach while keeping sponsorship pricing and conversion data in your private media kit.
Website sales
Give prospective buyers current Google organic traffic figures before granting deeper, private due-diligence access.
Contributor recruitment
Show writers and collaborators that the publication has an established search audience.
Public milestones
Share search growth with readers and peers on a page that stays connected to Search Console.
Privacy and limits
Organic reach is only one piece of publication value.
The public page covers Google Search performance for the connected property. Serious sponsorship or acquisition diligence should also examine analytics, geography, engagement, revenue, content rights, and traffic concentration.
- The page does not verify direct, referral, social, email, or paid traffic.
- Search clicks are not sessions, subscribers, leads, or revenue and should not be presented as interchangeable.
- The public page does not replace private analytics access during serious due diligence.
- Revoked Google access is visible because the public record freezes instead of continuing to look current.
Questions about access and data
Before you connect a site
Can I use the public traffic page in a media kit?
Yes. Link the page beside the specific organic traffic figure it shows. Keep sponsor-specific conversions, audience demographics, and pricing in the appropriate private materials.
Does this verify all website traffic?
No. SEO Receipts verifies Google organic performance from Search Console. Direct, referral, social, email, and paid traffic require other evidence.
Can I keep my highest-value pages private?
Yes. Public top pages and top queries can each be disabled. The page can still show the property-level headline metrics and verification state.
Is this enough due diligence for buying a content site?
No. It covers only Google organic traffic. A buyer should still review private analytics, revenue, content ownership, backlinks, traffic concentration, liabilities, and transferability.
Connect one Search Console site
Add current Search Console figures to your next media kit.
Publish the organic traffic record you are comfortable sharing, and keep the rest of the diligence where it belongs.