SEOptimer's White Label Report Templates Explained

SEOptimer's White Label Reports are the perfect solution for digital agencies to provide beautiful, branded and completely customized reports to clients or prospective clients.

 

What is a Report Template?

 

Customization of Audit Reports in SEOptimer is powered by report templates. Rather than having static settings, SEOptimer supports multiple templates so you can set up many different kinds of reports. These different reports might just be look and feel (style) or they might be more structural and include different checks and different levels of information. It's really up to you as to whether you use 1 template or several.

 

Creating multiple report templates is very useful for a number of reasons. You might want to set up a shorter version of the report with fewer checks as more of an introductory audit. Then you could have a more comprehensive and detailed report template for a new client onboarding session. Some other reasons include:

 

• different branding for your agency based on who the client is (or if you operate sister agencies or sub-brands)
• deliver reports in different languages
• deliver reports in different auditing methodologies (grade scoring vs numeric scoring)
• regional differences for example Canadian agencies delivering reports in English and French

 

But if you don't feel like you need multiple report templates, no problem! You can simply use our Default Template and make any changes you need to that single template.

Using your White Label Report Templates

Once you've created some new report templates, you can apply them to new reports. Simply navigate to White Label Reports in the menu and click the "Options" button when creating a new report. Then select the template you want to apply in the dropdown menu.

 

 

You can also click the "More" button next to existing White Label Reports to change the report template on any reports you've already generated.

 

White Label Reports features at a glance

 

Every report check can be turned on/off in White Label Reports including several other report customizations and settings. The full list of customizable features are:

 

• Support for custom logo, favicon, colors and fonts
• Switch between grade scoring and numberic scoring
• Show/hide description details for each check
• Show/hide Recommendations box and Priority labels
• Up to 19 On-Page SEO checks
• Up to 3 Keyword Rankings checks
• Up to 5 Link checks
• Up to 9 Usability checks
• Up to 10 performance checks
• Up to 10 Social checks
• Up to 5 Technology checks
• Support for 16 different languages

 

Customize your White Label Report Templates

 

Digital agencies can customize every aspect of White Label Reports. This is all controlled from the Report Templates section of SEOptimer. In this definitive guide we'll cover how Report Templates work and what each of the customizations can do.

 

The Report Templates section comprises the following settings:

 

• General Settings
• Report Header
• Include Checks and Sections
  • On-Page SEO Results
  • Keyword Rankings
  • Links
  • Usability Results
  • Performance Results
  • Social Results
  • Technology Results
• Colors and Fonts
• Technical

General Settings

This section is where you can define your report language. SEOptimer supports white label reports in 16 languages:

 

• US English
• Azerbaijani
• Danish
• Dutch
• French
• German
• Icelandic
• Italian
• Korean
• Norwegian
• Polish
• Portuguese
• Romanian
• Russian
• Spanish
• Swedish

 

You can also switch between Grade scoring or Numeric scoring and show or hide check details text.

 

 

Report Header Settings

This section is where you can upload your agency logo and add your contact details. First impressions count so ensure you upload a clear, good quality logo (landscape aspect ratio is optimal).

 

1. 1. 1. Upload your logo
      2. Add your company name and contact details
      3. Toggle the Report title on/off or customize the text
      4. Toggle the Introductory Paragraph on/off or customize the text

 

 

These 4 Report Header settings map to the White Label Report as shown below:

 

Include Checks and Sections

This is where you can customize what checks and sections are used in the report. This area is quite large and encompasses 7 different sub-sections:

 

On-Page SEO Results

1. 1. 5. Recommendations table appears directly underneath the main audit score
      6. Toggle the Priority labels on/off
      7. Toogle the Title Tag check on/off (checks for the Title Tag AND returns the full text including character count)
      8. These 5 checks highlighted in gold below check for the Target Keyword in each of the applicable fields. These checks will only show if you run a White Label report with a Target Keyword set
      9. Toggle the Meta Description Tag check on/off (checks for the Meta Description Tag AND returns the full text including character count)
      10. Toggle the H1 Header Tag check on/off
      11. Toggle the H2-H6 Header Tag check on/off (checks for H2-H6 Header Tags and returns a frequency count for each)
      12. Toggle the Keyword Consistency check on/off (checks for both individual keywords and phrases and ranks their locations and frequency in a table)
      13. Toggle the Amount of Content check on/off (performs a word count on the page text)
      14. Toggle the Image Alt Attributes check on/off (checks for missing ALT tags in all images)
      15. Toggle the Noindex Tag check on/off
      16. Toggle the Noindex Header Test on/off
      17. Toggle the SSL Enabled check on/off
      18. Toggle the HTTPS Redirect check on/off
      19. Toggle the Robots.txt check on/off (checks for robots.txt and returns the URL)
      20. Toggle the XML Sitemaps check on/off (checks for an XML Sitemap and returns the URL)
      21. Toggle the Analytics check on/off (checks for Google Analytics on page)
      22. Toggle the Schema.org Structured Data check on/off

 

Keyword Rankings

1. 1. 23. Top Keyword Rankings table which lists the top 10 ranked keywords for the page including country, position, total searches and estimated traffic
      24. Total Traffic From Search which shows an estimate of total monthly organic search traffic
      25. Keyword Positions table which lists the number of keywords ranked for the page across a range of positions from 1 through to 100

 

 

These On-Page SEO and Keyword Rankings checks map to the White Label Report as shown below:

 

Links

1. 1. 26. Backlinks info box which displays counts for External Backlinks and Referring Domains as well as Moz Domain Authority
      27. Top Backlinks table which lists the backlink URLs sorted by highest Domain Authority
      28. On-Page Link Structure returns the total count of links and the percentage of those links which are pointing externally. It also checks for the percentage of nofollow links
      29. Friendly Links checks if URLs appear easily readable by humans or search engines

 

Usability Results

1. 1. 30. Device Rending returns visualizations of the site loading in a smartphone and a tablet
      31. Google's Core Web Vitals returns a pass or fail on the overall check and includes the 3 scores for LCP, FID and CLS
      32. Use of Mobile Viewports checks if a mobile viewport has been specified
      33. Flash Used? checks if any Adobe Flash content is present on the page
      34. iFrames Used? checks if any iFrames are present on the page
      35. Favicon checks if a favicon has been defined
      36. Email Privacy checks for any plain text email addresses on the page
      37. Legible Font Sizes checks for small font sizes which may be difficult to read on mobile
      38. Tap Target Sizing checks for any links or buttons which may be difficult to tap on touchscreen devices

 

Performance Results

1. 1. 39. Page Speed Info returns 3 speed dials (in seconds) for Server Response, All Page Content Loaded and All Page Scripts Complete
      40. Page Size Info returns filesize dial showing total page size (in megabytes) and a page size breakdown donut chart
      41. Number of Resources returns 6 counts for: the total number of objects, number of HTML pages, number of JS resources, number of CSS resources, number of images and other resources
      42. Google Accerlated Mobile Pages (AMP) checks if AMP is enabled
      43. JavaScript Errors checks for any JS errors
      44. GZIP Compression checks if GZIP is being used
      45. Optimize Images checks if images are unoptimized
      46. Minification checks if the JS and/or CSS are minified
      47. Deprecated HTML checks for any deprecated HTML tags
      48. Inline Styles checks if any inline styles are being used

 

 

These Links, Usability and Performance checks map to the White Label Report as shown below:

 

 

Social Results

1. 1. 49. Facebook Connected checks whether the page has a link to a Facebook Page
      50. Facebook Open Graph Tags checks whether the OG Tags are present on the page
      51. Facebook Pixel checks whether a Facebook Pixel is installed and if so, returns the Pixel ID
      52. Twitter Connected checks whehter the page has a link to a Twitter Profile
      53. Twitter Cards checks whether Twitter Cards strucutred data are present on the page
      54. Twitter Activity checks for Twitter Follower count of the linked Twitter Profile
      55. Instagram Connected checks whether the page has a link to an Instagram Profile
      56. YouTube Connected checks whether the page has a link to a YouTube Channel
      57. YouTube Activity checks whether there is any recent activity on the linked YouTube Channel
      58. LinkedIn Connected checks whether the page has a link to a LinkedIn Company Page

 

Technology Results

1. 1. 59. Technology List returns a table of all the technology used on the website
      60. Server IP Address returns the server's IP Address
      61. DNS Servers returns the DNS Servers for the domain
      62. Web Server returns the technology of the web server
      63. Charset returns the HTML charset used on the page
      64. Sub-Pages returns a table listing all the sub-pages on the site

 

 

These Social and Technology checks map to the White Label Report as shown below:

 

 

Colors and Fonts

In this section you can customize the look and feel of your reports by specifying colors and fonts. There are 11 popular fonts to choose from and you can seperately specify a header and body font. Colors can be picked using the color picker in each box or you can paste a HEX color code (beginning with '#') to exactly match your branding or style guidelines. There are 5 different color customizations:

 

1. 1. 1. Background Color: only visible for reports in web/browser view (not PDFs) - usually this should be white (#ffffff)
      2. Highlight Color: this is the score dial color - default is blue with multi-color dials shown on the Summary page based on score (as shown in the example below)
      3. Section Headers Background Color: defult is #ffffff (ie: invisible)
      4. Section Headers Text Color: default is dark grey
      5. Hyperlink Color: color of all clickable text links

 

 

The most prominent color setting to align to your branding is the Section Headers background and text color. As you can see in the example below, if you set a color other than white in the Section Headers background color, this will appear as a long rectangular box underneath each section title. When using a darker color like the blue we've used, make sure you set your Section Header text color to a lighter color like #ffffff (white).

 

Also, if you've defined a Section Header background color, it is customary to use this same color as the Highlight Color for all the score dials. Note that if you define a Highlight Color, this changes the color of all dials and replaces the multi-color score dials on the Summary page. To switch back to the multi-color score dials, simply delete the Highlight Color HEX code.

 

 

Technical

In this section you can define a favicon for web reports and also define the <title> and <meta description> tags of the page:

 

 

Finally, at the bottom of the page the blue "Preview PDF Report" button enables you to preview your report template before saving it. This is handy for ensuring all your updates show in the report exactly how you anticipate.

 

Below is an example of the web report showing the favicon which appears in the top left of the browser tab next to the <title>. The <meta description> is invisible on the page however it appears in link previews - which are shown if you share the report link on Facebook Messenger, Slack or most other messaging apps.