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Position 11 / PPC and SEO reporting

Make the overlooked count.

Position 11 joins Google Ads spend with GA4 landing-page behaviour and reads Search Console for organic opportunities. Get a ranked fix-list that shows the page, the evidence and what to investigate next.

Paid plans from day one, no trial. Cancel any time from Billing.

See it work on your own site, right now

No account, no Google access, no card. We fetch your site and report what we can actually see — and tell you plainly what we can’t.

Takes about ten seconds. We keep the result against your domain so we can see what people are checking — add an email if you would like it in full.

Three engines, one report

Most tools answer one of these and leave you to reconcile the rest by hand. Position 11 runs all three against the same client, over the same period, and puts the findings in one ranked list.

Paid

PPC landing-page analysis

Ads spend and GA4 behaviour, joined per landing page — the join most reporting quietly skips.

  • Cost per lead against your own portfolio median
  • Forms started but rarely finished
  • Ad clicks that never became a tracked visit
  • Wasted search terms, straight from the query report

How PPC reporting works →

Organic

SEO scorecard

Search Console, read the way an SEO would read it — on a longer window, because organic moves slower.

  • Page two, with demand: pages one push from page one
  • Page one, few clicks: a snippet that is not earning the click
  • Query and page tables, ranked by impressions
  • No Ads account required

How SEO reporting works →

Market

Market share

The question the other two can’t answer: how much of the market are you taking, and who has the rest?

  • Capture rate from Search Console alone
  • Share of search using Google’s own keyword volumes
  • Share of voice against named competitors
  • No third-party SEO subscription for the first two tiers

How market share works →

What a fix-list actually looks like

Ranked by the evidence behind each finding, in the same words the scorecard uses. Illustrative data.

Ranked findings · example account · illustrative data

high
No visibility on “desk chair for back pain” — 19,539 searches in the window
People search for this and the site does not appear. Check whether any page targets it; this is new demand rather than an optimisation.
high
Spend without leads: /services, £412 spent, 1 lead
This page spent £412 and recorded one lead. Review the page and its conversion tracking before increasing spend.
medium
Page one, few clicks: position 4.1, 1.3% CTR (≈7% typical)
This page already ranks on page one, but its search snippet is not earning the click. Rewrite the title and description to match what people searched.
opportunity
Converting on modest spend: 8.4% of visits on £96
This page converts well on little spend. Check the sample size before increasing budget.

How it works

No implementation project, no onboarding call, no spreadsheet template to fill in.

1

Connect Google

Sign in, authorise once, and pick your accounts from a discovered list. Position 11 can provision GA4, GTM and Search Console if you don’t have them.

2

Position 11 pulls and analyses

Spend, behaviour and organic demand, joined per landing page. Thresholds are configuration, so the same rules run for every client and can be tuned per account.

3

Read the fix-list

A ranked, plain-English list of what to change and why. Snapshots are stored, so you get the trend rather than a single reading.

4

It arrives on a schedule

Weekly or monthly per client, as HTML email with a PDF attached. Or off entirely — the dashboard still refreshes daily.

Everything else it does

Built for people running search across a book of clients, not one site. See all features →

White-label, per client

Their own brand colour and their own login, seeing only their data. Isolation enforced in middleware and covered by tests, not by hiding menu items.

Workspaces and seats

Group clients, invite colleagues by email, and hold accounts and seats against the plan you are actually on — checked at creation.

Scheduled reports

Queued generation, branded HTML email and a PDF attachment. Per-client cadence — off, weekly or monthly.

Ads Manager

Turn a finding into a change request against the live account — budgets, keywords, negatives — with a dry run that validates without applying.

Ask Eleven

Describe a Google Ads change in plain English; it drafts a dry-run-validated proposal for you to approve. Runs on your own Anthropic or OpenAI API key.

Measurement setup

Creates the GA4 property, the Tag Manager container and the verified Search Console property — then fetches your site to prove the tag is really firing. One client or seventy, with a dry run first.

Google Tag Manager, provisioned

Every client gets its own container, found or created, never duplicated. It is the difference between changing a tag being a config change and being a developer ticket.

Search Console, consolidated

Domain properties only — verified through your live GA4 tag where possible, so there is no DNS record for the client to place. Data can never split across www and non-www.

Readiness check

One command answers whether an environment can actually serve customers — billing, Google access, queue, mail, data freshness — and exits non-zero, so it can gate a deploy.

Pricing

Paid from day one on every plan. No free tier — the engine costs real money to run against real APIs, and a free tier would be paid for by the people on the paid ones. The price shown is the price you pay: Position 11 is not VAT registered, so no VAT is added, and every payment gets an invoice from Stripe.

Starter

£10 /month

One business, one person. The full engine — nothing is held back on the entry tier.

  • 1 connected account
  • 1 seat
  • PPC, SEO and market-share engines
  • Scheduled reports and PDF export
Subscribe

Growth

£49 /month

A portfolio. Ten connected accounts and a team of three.

  • 10 connected accounts
  • 3 seats
  • PPC, SEO and market-share engines
  • Scheduled reports and PDF export
Subscribe

Agency

£149 /month

Unlimited accounts and seats, white-labelled per client.

  • Unlimited connected accounts
  • Unlimited seats
  • PPC, SEO and market-share engines
  • Scheduled reports and PDF export
Subscribe

Reasonable questions

Do I need a Google Ads account?

No. A site with only a Search Console property is a first-class client — you get the SEO scorecard and Tier 1 market share. An Ads account adds the PPC engine and upgrades market share to true share of search.

Where does market-share data come from?

Search Console for your own performance, and Google’s own keyword volumes through the Ads API connection you already authorise. No third-party SEO subscription for Tiers 1 and 2.

Can my client log in?

Yes, and they will see only their own data, under their own brand colour. Tenant isolation is enforced in middleware and covered by feature tests.

What happens when I cancel?

Access ends at the end of the period you have paid for. There is no free tier to drop back to, and your snapshots are retained so nothing is lost if you return.

Is the analysis a black box?

No. Thresholds are configuration, every finding states the rule that produced it, and estimated figures carry their assumption. You can argue with a number, which is the point.

How long until I see something useful?

Your first scorecard is queued the moment you connect. Organic and market-share readings run on a longer window, so their trend becomes meaningful over the following weeks.

Bring a next step to the client conversation.

The page. The evidence. The next step. Position 11 turns search data into a ranked list your clients can act on.

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What would make this worth paying for?

Everything on this site works today. It is early, so the roadmap is still genuinely movable — tell us what is missing and we will build it. Testers who give us something useful get a lifetime deal on whatever plan they end up on.

No account needed. Email is optional.