The Google Search Console to Salesforce integration built for revenue

Heeet uses cookieless, privacy-first tracking that runs server-side. No third-party cookies, no cross-site tracking, no consent banner gaps that lose 30 to 60% of your data. Visitor sessions tie to contacts in your CRM through first-party identifiers and form submissions, not browser cookies that Safari or Firefox block by default. The result is more complete attribution data than what you'd get from GA4 alone, and full GDPR compliance with no unique ID assigned to your prospects.

The keywords that drive revenue aren't always the ones with the most clicks. A high-volume informational keyword might pull thousands of visits but generate zero pipeline. A low-volume bottom-funnel query might bring in 12 visits a month and close two deals. Heeet ranks every search query in your GSC data by the revenue it influenced inside your CRM, so you can finally tell which keywords build pipeline and which ones just inflate traffic reports. Reallocate your content effort accordingly.

GSC tracks what happens before the click: search queries, impressions, average position, click-through rate. Google Analytics tracks what happens after the click: sessions, page views, conversions on your site. Neither one connects search behavior to CRM revenue. That's the missing layer most SEO teams struggle with. Heeet pulls data from both into Salesforce and HubSpot, then ties every search query and every session to the contact, opportunity, and closed-won deal. You get the full picture from impression to invoice in one CRM dashboard.

Stop reporting on rankings and impressions. Start reporting on pipeline and revenue. The shift requires two things: tying organic sessions to specific contacts in your CRM, and tying those contacts to closed-won deals. Heeet does both. Every organic session attaches to the contact, every contact attaches to the opportunity, and the opportunity attaches to revenue. You can pull a report in Salesforce showing exactly which blog posts generated $X in pipeline and $Y in closed revenue last quarter. That's the SEO report your CFO will actually read.

By default, GSC and your CRM don't talk to each other. GSC tracks search queries and rankings. Your CRM tracks contacts, opportunities, and revenue. Neither one knows what the other is doing. So when an organic visitor lands on your blog, becomes a lead three weeks later, and closes six months after that, no one can prove the keyword that started the journey. Heeet captures the search query at the session level, stores it on the contact record in Salesforce or HubSpot, and keeps it tied to the deal all the way through closed-won.

Real SEO ROI ties organic traffic to closed-won revenue, not clicks or rankings. To measure it, you need three data sources in one place: GSC search performance data, your website session data, and your CRM pipeline records. Heeet brings all three together inside Salesforce or HubSpot. Every organic session gets logged against the contact record, every contact gets linked to the opportunity it became, and every opportunity gets traced back to the original keyword and landing page. From there, you can calculate cost per lead, cost per opportunity, and revenue per keyword.

Yes, but not natively. Google Search Console doesn't ship with a Salesforce or HubSpot integration out of the box. You either export CSVs manually, build a custom API connection, or use a tool like Heeet that handles the sync for you. Heeet pulls GSC data (clicks, impressions, average position, CTR, queries, pages) directly into your CRM every hour through a secure OAuth connection. Setup takes under five minutes. No developers, no middleware, no API keys.