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Back up selected case studies
Link a public traffic page from a case study, proposal, profile, or sales conversation when the property owner has approved publication.
SEO RECEIPTS FOR CONSULTANTS
Show the Search Console results behind your work.
Publish organic traffic pages for properties you are authorized to manage, then link them from case studies, proposals, and your portfolio.
CLIENT PERMISSION REQUIRED · OWNER OR FULL-USER SEARCH CONSOLE ACCESS · PRIVACY CONTROLS INCLUDED
Add current data to the case study
Let prospects open the traffic figures in your case study.
Your report can explain the strategy and outcome. The public traffic page confirms that the displayed organic figures came from the property's Search Console data.
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Control the disclosure
Keep top queries and pages private while sharing headline traffic metrics, the reporting period, property identity, and verification state.
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Show a body of work
Manage multiple eligible properties privately and use the Pro portfolio when a public collection is the right presentation.
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Work from private Search Console data
Use private Search Console comparisons and the optional Workbench without publishing the client's query or page details.
How setup works
Get client approval before you publish traffic data.
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Get approval
Agree with the property owner on whether the site and headline organic metrics may be made public.
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Connect
Use a Google account with the required Search Console access. SEO Receipts requests a read-only scope.
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Set privacy
Choose the public name, description, category, and whether top queries or pages should appear.
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Share
Add the public traffic page or live badge to the case study, proposal, portfolio, or consultant site.
Where people use it
Use the public page where prospects need to check a result.
Case studies
Pair the strategy and outcome with traffic figures read from Google Search Console.
Proposals
Show prospective clients examples of authorized work without relying only on self-reported charts.
Consultant portfolios
Collect verified properties into a public Pro portfolio when the owners have approved disclosure.
Ongoing updates
Use one stable page instead of exporting and uploading a new image whenever Search Console data refreshes.
Privacy and limits
Client approval is required before publication.
SEO Receipts publishes a limited set of Search Console figures. Keep client reports, attribution, analytics, and the client's approval process in their existing systems.
- Only connect and publish a client property when you have explicit authorization to do so.
- Search Console access level proves account access; it does not prove that a consultant caused every traffic change.
- Public traffic pages focus on Google organic traffic and do not establish leads, sales, or business value.
- Private query, page, plan, and workbench data remain private unless the owner enables the relevant public fields.
Questions about access and data
Before you connect a site
Can an SEO consultant verify a client site?
Yes, when the consultant has the required Search Console permission and the client has explicitly authorized a public traffic page. Property access alone does not grant permission to publish it.
Can I hide client keywords and landing pages?
Yes. Public top queries and public top pages are separate controls. You can share headline traffic totals, the reporting period, and verification state while keeping both lists private.
Is SEO Receipts a client reporting dashboard?
No. Keep goals, commentary, attribution, and cross-channel detail in your reporting stack. SEO Receipts publishes a smaller set of organic traffic figures from Search Console.
Does the public page show that my work caused the growth?
No. It confirms the Search Console traffic for the property and period. Your case study still needs to explain the work, timing, other factors, and business outcome.
Connect one Search Console site
Publish one approved client result for prospects to review.
Start with one property where the access, disclosure, and client permission are already clear.