Weekly reports

What Google gave you this week. Every Monday.

Every Monday morning RankFlow tells you what went live, how many clicks Google sent compared with last week, which articles moved up and the one thing worth doing next. In the app, as a notification and by email.

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Weekly report
Last week · sent Monday at 07:00, your time
This week so far
Went live
3 articles
Clicks from Google
412
+18% vs. last week
Impressions
9,840
+11% vs. last week
New articles on Google3 milestones this week
Trail shoes for beginners
In the top 10 for the first time · position 8
Top 10
Running shoes for flat feet
First click from Google · 9 days after going live
First click
Stability vs. motion control
On page one without clicks · a sharper title can help
No clicks yet
Biggest climbAverage position
When to replace running shoes14.2 → 6.8
Google position checkDay 14 · read live
Running socks: what to look for#23 on Google
Content warning4 new articles are booked while 2 published ones still wait for Google
Next step: a better order for next week's articles is readyReview the order

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Why it matters

Publishing is the easy part. Finding out what it brought means opening Search Console, picking dates and comparing pages, so most weeks nobody looks. An article that is starting to work and one that never will look exactly the same.

RankFlow looks for you. Every Monday you get one short report on the past week, and in between it tells you when an article shows up on Google for the first time, gets its first click or reaches page one.

It also watches the plan itself: a better publishing order when Google already shows you for a topic, a warning when the plan works against itself and check-ins 30, 60 and 90 days after your SEO brief. Nothing changes unless you say so.

Weekly reports

How it works

  1. 01

    Connect Search Console, and that's it

    The weekly report and the free checks start on their own. RankFlow reads your Google numbers every day, so the report is ready before you are.

    You do

    Connect Search Console

    RankFlow does

    Reads your numbers daily

  2. 02

    Hear when an article starts to work

    First seen on Google, first click, top 20, top 10, top 3. You also hear when a page sits on page one without clicks, or is still quiet six weeks in, and what that means.

    RankFlow does

    Checks every new article daily

  3. 03

    See where new articles stand, early

    Search Console shows a young article almost nothing for weeks. Switch on position checks and RankFlow looks it up on Google at 7, 14, 30, 60 and 90 days, so you know early if it's climbing.

    You do

    Switch on position checks

  4. 04

    Read one report every Monday

    From 7 in the morning, your time: what went live, clicks and impressions against last week, milestones, the biggest climb and any warnings. Every report stays saved on its own page.

    RankFlow does

    Puts the week together

  5. 05

    Do the one thing that matters

    Each report ends with one next step: approve a better publishing order, look at pages Google hasn't taken in yet, lift pages close to page one or check new keyword ideas.

    You do

    Act on one step

Weekly reports in RankFlow

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  • Every Monday's report, kept: what went live, what Google showed and the next step.
  • Each new article's first days on Google, and where it ranks at 7, 14 and 30 days.
  • Every job that runs on its own, with its switch and its next run.

What you get

A Monday report you'll read

What went live, Google clicks and impressions against the week before, the biggest climb and one next step. And this week so far is there whenever you want it.

Milestones as they happen

First seen on Google, first click, top 20, 10 and 3, and articles still quiet after six weeks, each with what it means for you.

What to write next, in order

Next topics ranked from your research, Search Console, SEO brief and competitors. Never one your site already covers, and if a page already ranks for it, you're told to improve that page instead.

Check-ins on your SEO brief

30, 60 and 90 days after the brief: your Google numbers against the day it was made, how much of what you published is on Google and page one, and the next task.

Warnings before a plan goes wrong

News that fills half your calendar but brings almost no clicks, new articles booked while published ones still wait for Google, a topic people search for booked more than a month away.

Works on its own. You stay in charge.

Runs on its own

  • The report, Mondays from 7:00

    In the app, as a notification and by email to owners and managers. A week with nothing to report sends nothing. No AI, on by default.

  • Milestones every day

    Checked after the daily Search Console sync, with a notice for each new milestone. No AI, on by default.

  • Plan review, warnings and brief check-ins

    Every Monday a better order for booked articles in the same slots, warnings while a problem lasts, and check-ins at 30, 60 and 90 days. No AI, on by default.

  • A keyword list that keeps up

    New searches you show up for come in from Search Console whenever Google has fresh data, and your SEO brief's keywords join on their own. No AI.

  • Position checks and monthly research, if you want them

    Off until you switch them on. Then new articles are looked up on Google from day 7 to day 90, and once a month RankFlow researches new keywords around what already works.

Always your decision

  • Whether the order changes

    A better order is only a suggestion until you approve it. If you let it apply on its own, you can undo it for 7 days.

  • What counts toward your plan

    Position checks and monthly research stay off until you switch them on. The report, milestones, plan review, warnings and check-ins use no AI.

  • What you act on

    Reports and warnings never write, publish or move anything. They tell you what matters, and you choose what to do.

What you need

  • Search Console connected

    Clicks, impressions and milestones come from your site's own Search Console. Without it, the report still shows what went live.

  • Articles published from RankFlow

    Milestones and position checks follow the articles you publish through RankFlow.

  • An SEO brief, for check-ins

    Check-ins start from your latest brief. Without one, everything else still runs.

Plans and allowances

AI work counts toward your plan's monthly limits. You always see how much is left, and you can request more whenever you need it.

No. It arrives by email and as a notification every Monday morning, and waits for you in the app. If you can't wait for Monday, this week so far is there at any time.

No. The report, milestones, plan review, warnings and brief check-ins use no AI. Only position checks and monthly keyword research count toward your plan, and both are off until you switch them on.

No. You get one report with a line for each site and what waits there. Agencies see the same report for all their clients in one place.

Because Search Console shows a new article almost nothing for weeks. A live look on Google tells you at 7 or 14 days whether it's on its way, and an article already on page one isn't checked again.

Only if you approve it. The weekly plan review suggests a better order for articles already booked, in the same slots. If you let it apply on its own, you can undo it for 7 days.

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