Report Sections
Understand the 10 sections that make up a Rankfender report.
Sections Overview
Every Rankfender report is composed of 10 standardized sections that together provide a comprehensive view of your SEO and AI visibility performance. Each section serves a specific purpose, from high-level KPIs to detailed breakdowns of individual performance areas.
All Report Sections
| Section | Contents |
|---|---|
| 1. Cover Page | Displays your company logo, the report template badge, report title, and the date range covered by the report. |
| 2. KPI Cards | Four key performance indicators at a glance: Global Score, SEO Score, AI Visibility percentage, and Domain Authority. Each card includes trend indicators showing improvement or decline. |
| 3. Executive Summary | An AI-generated narrative overview that highlights the most important findings, changes, and recommendations from the reporting period. |
| 4. Performance Trend | A multi-line chart visualizing three key metrics over time: Overall Score, SEO Score, and AI Visibility. Helps identify trends and correlations across the reporting period. |
| 5. SEO Section | Detailed SEO analysis including the SEO score, tracked keyword data, ranking distribution, and ranking movement analysis. |
| 6. AI Visibility Section | AI visibility score with a per-system breakdown showing your presence across different AI platforms and search experiences. |
| 7. Backlinks Section | Backlink profile analysis including total backlinks, referring domains, new and lost links, and domain authority distribution. |
| 8. Content Section | Content performance analysis covering articles generated, published, quality scores, and content-driven traffic metrics. |
| 9. Competitor Section | Side-by-side comparison data showing how your domain performs against tracked competitors across key SEO and visibility metrics. |
| 10. Footer | Includes the company name, the date the report was generated, and the period range covered by the data. |
Section Customization
All 10 sections are included by default in every generated report. The content within each section is automatically populated based on the data available for your project during the selected reporting period. If a particular data source is not connected (for example, if Google Search Console is not linked), the relevant section will indicate that data is unavailable rather than displaying incomplete information.