Reporting
You get the list, not a summary.
A campaign is only finished when you can see exactly what was placed and where. Every completed campaign resolves into one file and one dashboard view.
What a row contains
Six data points per placement.
Campaign reporting
Know exactly what was delivered.
Each completed campaign resolves into a single view: the domain, its metrics, the anchor used and where the link points.
Campaign / betback-plus / june
6 of 25 placements
| Domain | DR | Traffic | Anchor | Target URL | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| g••••••••••l.io | 58 | 14.2K | casino review site | /reviews | Live |
| s•••••••••e.com | 61 | 22.7K | best payout slots | /slots | Live |
| a•••••••••b.co | 52 | 8.4K | contextual backlink | /blog | Live |
| b••••••••r.net | 49 | 6.9K | sportsbook comparison | /sportsbook | Live |
| r••••••••k.net | 47 | 5.1K | branded | / | Live |
| l•••••••••y.io | 44 | 3.8K | licensed operators | /licensing | Live |
Domains are partially masked in this public example. Your own report lists every domain in full.
Principles
What the report will and won't do.
Line by line
Every placement appears individually. There is no aggregate-only summary standing in for the list.
Live URLs
Each row carries the URL of the page the link is on, so you can verify it yourself.
Plain .txt delivery
The report is delivered as a plain text file in your dashboard — readable anywhere, easy to diff.
Substitutions flagged
If a placement had to change, it says so in the report rather than being quietly swapped.
What it deliberately doesn't claim
The report covers placements — the links we secured and where they point. It does not attribute ranking movements, traffic changes or revenue to those placements. Search results depend on far more than any one campaign, and a report that claimed otherwise would be telling you something it cannot know.