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Traffic insights brings your Google Analytics 4 data into Beeze so you can connect outreach and SEO work to actual traffic outcomes — without switching between tools.
You need a connected GA4 property to use this page. If you have not set one up yet, follow the steps in Google Analytics integration.

Overview KPIs

The top of the page shows headline metrics for the selected period, each with a comparison to the previous period.
MetricWhat it tells you
SessionsTotal visits to your site
UsersUnique visitors
PageviewsTotal pages viewed across all sessions
Bounce ratePercentage of single-page sessions
Use the comparison indicators to quickly spot whether traffic is trending up or down. A significant change in any metric is usually worth investigating in the sections below. The trend chart plots sessions, users, or pageviews over time at the granularity you choose. This is where you connect work to outcomes:
  • After a link building campaign, look for a referral or organic traffic increase in the weeks that follow
  • After publishing new content, check whether organic sessions grew
  • After a site migration or technical change, confirm that traffic held steady
The chart supports daily and weekly views. Weekly smooths out noise and makes patterns easier to read. Daily is useful when you need to pinpoint exactly when a change happened.

Traffic by channel

The channel breakdown shows how traffic splits across sources.
ChannelWhy it matters for SEO and link building
Organic searchDirect indicator of SEO performance
ReferralShows whether backlinks are driving real visits
DirectBaseline brand awareness traffic
SocialSocial distribution and amplification
EmailNewsletter and outreach-driven visits
Paid searchPaid acquisition for context
For link builders, the referral channel is the most directly relevant. Growth here suggests that placements are generating clicks, not just passing authority.
Compare referral traffic trends with your recent outreach activity. If you placed links on high-traffic sites and referral sessions increased around the same time, that is a strong signal your placements are working beyond just SEO value.

Top pages

The top pages section ranks your site’s pages by sessions for the selected period. Use it to:
  • Identify which pages benefit most from your SEO and link building work
  • Spot pages that are gaining or losing traffic
  • Prioritize content refreshes based on traffic performance
  • Understand which landing pages convert visitors from backlink referrals
This section is especially useful during reporting. Instead of pulling data from GA4 separately, you can reference top pages alongside your Beeze outreach and visibility data.

Referral sources

Referral sources shows which external domains are sending traffic to your site. This is the section that closes the loop on link building. After placing backlinks, you can see whether those domains actually drive visitors. Look for:
  • Your placement domains — are the sites you placed links on showing up as referral sources
  • Unexpected sources — new referral domains may indicate organic link acquisition or content being shared
  • Traffic volume — a referral source sending hundreds of sessions is more impactful than one sending a handful
  • Trends over time — consistent referral traffic from a domain suggests a well-placed, well-positioned link

Filters

FilterWhat it does
Date rangeSet the reporting period for all sections
GranularitySwitch between daily and weekly trend views
All sections update together when you change filters, keeping the page consistent.

GA4 property selection

If your Google account has access to multiple GA4 properties, Beeze lets you select which one to display. This is useful when:
  • You manage multiple sites within the same workspace
  • A project is connected to a different property than your default
  • You want to compare traffic patterns across properties
The property selection is tied to the active project. Switch projects to view a different property’s data.
Each project connects to one GA4 property. To change the connected property, go to Google Analytics integration.

Monthly reporting workflow

1

Set the date range

Select the month you are reporting on. The comparison indicators will automatically show changes versus the prior month.
2

Review overview KPIs

Start with the headline numbers. Note any significant changes in sessions, users, or bounce rate to set context for the rest of the report.
3

Check channel trends

Look at Traffic by channel to understand where growth or decline is coming from. Organic and referral channels are the most relevant to SEO and link building work.
4

Identify top-performing pages

Review Top pages to see which content drove the most traffic. Cross-reference with any pages you targeted in outreach or content campaigns.
5

Evaluate referral sources

Check Referral sources to see whether your link placements are generating visits. Note which domains send the most traffic and whether any new referral sources appeared.
6

Combine with Beeze data

Use traffic insights alongside Market overview and Backlink portfolio data to build a complete picture of campaign performance for stakeholders.