content-report

To measure content performance, the report aggregates data from LinkedIn, Dev.to, GA4, and Google Search Console, grading each piece as a winner, average, or underperformer. This provides a unified health check for your published content.

Yes, you can track AI citations for published content. The report includes automated checks against Perplexity, Anthropic, and OpenAI to surface whether an AI search engine has cited your articles.

You generate a cross-platform content report by running the reporting command to refresh data sources and load an enriched overview. It displays performance metrics with optional filters, handling missing data gracefully to ensure continuous reporting.

Yes, the content reporting handles missing data gracefully. When pulling metrics from sources like Google Search Console or GA4, it ensures the report still loads and displays available performance metrics without failing.

The best way to grade content as a winner or underperformer is to use automated scoring across your content portfolio. It evaluates metrics from Dev.to, LinkedIn, and GA4 to categorize each piece for quick health checks and optimization.