Audit your pages, track rankings, fix search issues. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Prioritize owned pages with search visibility losses for review.
Your SEO lead gets a short list of pages worth checking when fresh search data shows meaningful visibility losses.
Review weekly ranking shifts and pages needing attention.
Your marketing team gets a weekly keyword ranking report showing position changes and owned pages to review.
Summarize sustained keyword movement for the SEO team.
Get your keyword ranking history in the chat thread, with lasting gains or losses and any page on your site worth reviewing.
Flag owned pages for review after the first ranking check.
See early keyword gains and losses after a launch, with rival rankings and owned pages to review in your shared spreadsheet.
Prioritize search fixes on each newly published page.
Get a web page SEO check before you promote a newly published marketing page, with urgent crawl issues and suggested copy fixes in your inbox.
Prioritize page fixes from weekly speed and search audits.
Your weekly web page speed tests come with mobile and desktop results, plus the search fixes worth tackling first.
Email ranked page fixes to guide the next SEO plan.
Your next page improvements arrive in a ranked monthly email. See search changes, suggested fixes, and possible extra clicks.
Summarize a page's search issues by priority each morning.
Get a daily SEO audit of your chosen website page by email, with clear priorities and fixes you can make before issues linger.
Send a ranked weekly list of search fixes across key pages.
Get a weekly SEO audit of your key pages, with search visibility and mobile speed fixes ranked for your attention.
Prepare blog drafts with SEO titles and descriptions for review.
Your ready SEO briefs become blog drafts with a featured image and search metadata, while your editorial queue keeps the review link.
Prioritize launch keywords with dated search metrics and content reasons.
Get keyword research for SEO launch content, ranked by buyer fit and backed by US search demand and difficulty in your planning sheet.
Prioritize content keywords by search demand and ranking difficulty.
Turn the searches behind your paid campaign into a ranked list of article ideas, with U.S. search demand and ranking difficulty beside each pick.