A masthead of sites, on one set of numbers
Titles, verticals and microsites each with their own property, and one question about all of them at once.
The problem
A publishing group accumulates properties. Each title, each vertical, each acquired microsite arrives with its own analytics setup, and nobody has ever reconciled them because reconciling them is a project.
What we mean
Each title is a brand. Ingestion normalises them into one schema, so the group-level question is answerable without a migration and without touching the existing setups.
Every title
in the same index, on the same day
How it works
Start to answer
- 01
Connect the accounts
However many Google accounts it takes.
- 02
Titles become brands
Each with its own trend and flag.
- 03
Ask across the group
Which titles moved, and on what.
- 04
Report per title
Or across the group, from the same data.
Before and after
What actually changes
Before
A newly bought title stays outside group reporting for two quarters.
After
Connect it and it is in the index the same day.
Before
One vertical is quietly absorbing another's search traffic and nobody sees it.
After
Both titles are on the same screen, moving in opposite directions.
No migration
Existing properties stay exactly as they are.
- Read-only access to each
- No tagging changes required
- Nothing to reconfigure in GA4
Query-level
What search actually asked for.
- Query and page daily data
- Movers by query cluster
- Country breakdowns
Scales to the group
Designed for dozens rather than one.
- Ranked index
- Per-title boards from templates
- Group-level export
Why this is not a CMS integration
It reads Google, not your publishing system. That is a limitation and also why it works the same across a group where every title runs something different.
In short
The group-level question becomes answerable without a data project in front of it.
Also built for
Agencies
Nine clients, nine Search Consoles, nine GA4 properties and one afternoon a month reconciling them. Surevisible collapses that into one screen and one set of definitions.
Marketing teams
Search reports clicks. Analytics reports sessions. Ads report spend. None of them will tell you what happened across all three, which is the only question your board actually asks.
Founders & operators
You do not need a dashboard. You need to know which of the things you own is working, and you need it in the two minutes before the call.
See the whole brand
Search, analytics, ads, revenue, CRM and support, pulled into one view per brand and kept current. Connect the first source in a few minutes.