Your SEO data lives in two Google tools that barely talk to each other. Search Console knows which queries you rank for. Analytics knows what visitors do after the click. Answering a simple question like "how is our mobile traffic in the US actually doing?" means tab-hopping between both, rebuilding the same filters every time, and doing the joining in your head. And when the numbers move, neither tool tells you why, or what to do about it.
So we built the missing screen. Every brand in Brand DNA now has an Analytics tab: Search Console and Google Analytics in one dashboard, with the agent docked beside the charts.
What's on the dashboard
The dashboard covers the views you actually open Google's tools for:
- Search performance: clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position, each with a trend chart and a comparison against the previous period.
- Top queries and top pages from Search Console, with the numbers that matter beside each one.
- Striking distance: a built-in report of high-impression queries ranked 4 to 20. These are the keywords where one content push can move you onto page one, and they are usually buried three filters deep in Search Console.
- Traffic overview: sessions, active users, pageviews, and engagement rate from GA4, trended and compared.
- Top pages and channels from Analytics, so you can see which content and which sources are actually growing.
Filters sit in one row above everything: date presets or a custom range, country, device, query contains, and page contains. Every chart, table, and total updates against the same slice, so the numbers always agree with each other.
The agent knows what you're looking at
Here is the part no analytics tool does. The agent sits in a sidebar next to the dashboard, and when you ask a question, it receives your current filters and the data on your screen along with it.
Filter to mobile traffic in Germany and ask "why did clicks drop?", and the agent answers about mobile clicks in Germany specifically. Every section has an Ask AI button: one click on the striking-distance table asks "how should I act on these queries?", and the answer is grounded in the exact rows you see. Because it is the same agent with full access to your Search Console, Analytics, and Brand DNA, it can pull whatever additional data it needs, and it can finish the job: queue the article in KoalaWriter, add schema, or plan the next month of content.
The distance between "seeing a number" and "knowing what to do about it" is now one question.
Why we built it into Brand DNA
Koala AI has been moving from a writing tool to a platform that grows your site: Brand DNA holds what the AI knows about your business, the agent turns your real data into strategy, and KoalaWriter executes. The missing piece was a place to simply see that data without leaving the loop. Now the loop is complete: see the numbers, ask about the numbers, act on the numbers, all on one screen.
How to get it
Open your brand and click the Analytics tab. If Search Console and Google Analytics are already connected, the dashboard is just there. If not, both connections take about a minute in Settings, and they also unlock the agent's data access at the same time.
The dashboard is included on every plan with Brand DNA. The docked chat follows your plan's agent allowance: metered on Professional, uncapped from Boost up.
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