Organic keyword footprint
Report the domain’s Ahrefs organic keyword figure as a snapshot. It describes the research tool’s view, not necessarily the exact keyword set agreed in the client’s SEO scope.
Ahrefs + Monthwrap
SEO & analytics reporting
Ahrefs reporting for agencies.
Report Ahrefs organic keywords, estimated traffic and Domain Rating with clear definitions, beside your agency’s SEO work and observed results.
AvailableAgency API key
Inside the monthly reportSample data
Harbor Commercial
Estimated organic traffic, July to October
Traffic estimate2,100October domain estimate
Organic keywords685October domain snapshot
Domain Rating42Ahrefs domain-level measure
Reporting trendPeriod comparison
1,200July
1,600August
1,900September
2,100October
Ahrefs estimates and Domain Rating are research measures, not Google ranking guarantees or measured website visits.
Ahrefs, at a glance.
- Connect with
- Agency API keyRequires an API-enabled account and a valid key. Choose the client’s domain.
- Updates
- Daily refresh, with one domain reading per month. Keywords, traffic and Domain Rating are snapshots.
- Earlier months
- Earlier months request the month-end reading from Ahrefs, within your account’s available history.
- In your report
- Organic keywords, traffic estimates and Domain Rating.
Built around your client’s questions
Make domain research readable to someone outside SEO.
SEO and content agencies using Ahrefs domain research
A Domain Rating score or estimated keyword footprint can be useful to an agency and opaque to a client. Explain what each measure represents, what changed and why it belongs in this report. Keep the work and the observed business context close to the research figures.
Monthwrap brings the selected domain’s Ahrefs measures into the same monthly review as Search Console, website analytics and your work log. The agency can show a broader search perspective without replacing measured traffic with an estimate or presenting a third-party score as a promise from Google.
Choose the numbers that matter
What Ahrefs
brings to the report.
Organic keywords, traffic estimates and Domain Rating. Choose the relevant figures, add comparisons where the data supports them, and explain what changed.
Estimated organic traffic
Show the domain’s traffic estimate with an explicit estimate label. Use it to discuss direction and context while relying on separate analytics sources for measured website activity.
Domain Rating
Include Ahrefs Domain Rating as the platform’s domain-level measure. Explain its role in the research narrative without treating a higher score as a guaranteed ranking or sales result.
Snapshot trends
Compare like-for-like monthly readings for the same domain. These are levels at a point in time, so use a trend rather than adding readings into a period total.
For your next client report
Explain an SEO program in context
Place the research measures beside content, technical and outreach work the agency delivered. Describe the relationship carefully without claiming a single action caused a score change.
Arrange the report in your own layoutRead it from the client’s side
See the complete
SEO report.
A full fictional agency report, with the work delivered, the numbers behind it and the plan for next month. Use its structure to plan your own mix of sources and client results.
Open the sample reportMake the connection
From Ahrefs
to the right client.
Requires an API-enabled account and a valid key. Choose the client’s domain.
How to create an Ahrefs report for clientsConnection methodAgency API keyAvailabilityAvailableYour connected account’s API permissions and plan apply.
- 01
Confirm API-enabled access
Use an Ahrefs account and key with the API entitlement required for these endpoints. Check the platform’s current plan and usage conditions rather than assuming every account includes the same access.
- 02
Select the client domain
Connect the agency’s API key in the workspace and enter the domain to report. Confirm the intended domain and subdomain scope so comparisons remain consistent from month to month.
- 03
Review the first snapshot
Check the returned keyword, traffic and Domain Rating values against the source context. Explain the date and definitions before putting those measures into the client’s report.
Know what each
number means.
A third-party score is not a Google metric
Domain Rating belongs to Ahrefs. It is not Google’s assessment of a website and does not guarantee a ranking, traffic increase or commercial outcome.
This is a focused reporting connection
The source covers the domain measures described here. It does not imply that every Ahrefs backlink, site-audit, competitor or keyword-detail view is available in the Monthwrap builder.
Before you connect
A few useful
answers.
Can I show Ahrefs and Semrush together?
Yes, but label each research source and explain that their methods differ. Two estimated traffic figures should not be added together or presented as separate sets of actual website visitors.
Does a higher Domain Rating mean the campaign succeeded?
It can provide context, but it is not a complete outcome measure. Review relevant search activity, the work delivered and the client’s business objectives before drawing a conclusion.
Will the connection provide a live ranking for every keyword?
No. This guide covers organic keywords, estimated traffic and Domain Rating for the selected domain. A dedicated tracked-keyword program is a separate reporting need with its own measurement scope.
Start with your next client report
The data has a source.
The story has your name.
Bring your sources together, choose your layout and add the context your client needs.
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