Pair drafts with briefs, open review tasks, pass on decisions. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Show which storefront pages lost mobile search positions.
Your page owners get mobile keyword ranking changes by email. They can see competing pages and which owned pages need review.
Flag product and category pages with weaker search visibility.
Your SEO lead gets a short list of pages worth checking when fresh search data shows meaningful visibility losses.
Flag store page losses when competing pages move ahead.
Get a daily keyword ranking report that flags meaningful moves and points to the owned pages worth checking.
Spot store pages slipping below competitors in search results.
Your marketing team gets a weekly keyword ranking report showing position changes and owned pages to review.
Alert store page owners when target searches rank their pages lower.
Your page owners get ranking drop alerts showing how far their page fell and which competing pages to review.
Place creator video transcripts beside posts in retail campaign reviews.
Your campaign review sheet shows what creators say in new Instagram videos, with a clear reason beside any post the service cannot transcribe.
Spot rival product messages and shape fresh Facebook ad tests for shoppers.
Get a sourced Facebook Ad Library brief in your research sheet, with creative patterns and original angles for your next ad tests.
Flag product pages slipping behind competing stores in search.
Your ranking spreadsheet gets a prioritized review list of losses, competitor overtakes, and gains when you mark a new batch ready.
Flag rival retailers' new ads for the week's promotion review.
Your Monday Facebook ad spy list shows new competitor ads and creative changes, with links to review in your tracking sheet.
Track early search positions for launched product pages.
See early keyword gains and losses after a launch, with rival rankings and owned pages to review in your shared spreadsheet.
Place promotion drafts on the tasks where teams review them.
Your reviewers find campaign drafts right on their review tasks. A comment shows which version came from email.
Turn retail campaign requests into approval tasks before launch.
Your marketing reviewer gets a campaign approval task with the proposed launch date and creative file together, ready for a decision.