On the same day last week, I came across OnePageGA and SEOGets. Both have similar value props: Google’s Analytics Products are powerful, but annoying to gleam useful results off of. OnePageGA solves this for Google Analytics and SEOGets does this for Search Console.
Both are excellent, especially in their Time-To-Value compared to reporting tools like Looker Studio and Databox which require significantly more setup time.
Why hasn’t someone just built… something that combined both.
That’s it. That’s the tweet.
What question should the dashboard answer?
I’d want to open a site and quickly understand how people found it and what they did afterward. Search Console and Google Analytics answer related questions, but reading two separate interfaces makes it harder to build that picture. My original observation came from finding OnePageGA and SEOGets on the same day.
What would I combine first?
I’d start with a single site’s search clicks, top landing pages, and traffic trends in one view. The tool should explain when two numbers measure different things rather than forcing them into a false match. A useful first report could help a writer see which pages gain search visibility and whether readers continue exploring the site.
What would make it worth paying for?
The test is time saved on a recurring decision, not how many charts fit on a screen. I’d ask someone to compare a familiar report with the combined view and explain what they learned. Permissions, reporting delays, and differences between the data sources need to be visible. I wouldn’t add another analytics tracker just to make the dashboard look more complete.