SEO
An AI teammate for SEO
Find pages losing traffic and turn the findings into content briefs. Your SEO mate works from your Search Console data.
Find pages losing clicks. Draft a brief for the first update.
Content update brief
| Page | Next step |
|---|---|
| /pricing | Clarify plan comparison |
| /guides/getting-started | Update setup steps |
| /integrations | Add missing examples |
For your review
Review the brief before publishing.
Connects to
Example SEO tasks
Traffic changes
Compare clicks, impressions, and average position for your priority pages.
Pages with traffic changes and queries to investigate.
Content gaps
Find queries with impressions but few clicks. Check the matching pages.
Content briefs and suggested page titles.
Paid and organic review
Compare Search Console queries with Google Ads search terms.
Overlapping keywords and ideas for paid search tests.
Give your agents a job
Describe the work. A mate gets set up, connects your tools, and learns from your feedback.
- 01
Connect Search Console
Select the property and pages to review.
- 02
Share your priorities
Share your audience, priority pages, and editorial guidelines.
- 03
Review the first report
Check the findings with your editor, then set a schedule.
Details
How it works
Compare search performance
Review clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position in Search Console. Choose the pages and date ranges to compare.
Find what changed
Identify the queries behind a page’s decline. Check them against recent site changes before deciding to rewrite the page.
Find gaps in existing pages
Group related queries and compare them with your content. Connected Ahrefs or Google Ads accounts can add keyword research.
Prepare an update
Draft a brief with the target page, queries, and proposed edits. Your editor checks the sources and decides what to publish.
Choose the reporting period
Set a weekly performance report or monthly content review. Name the Search Console property and pages to include.
Follow up on earlier work
Compare current results with previous reports. Keep a record of published changes so the next review has that context.
Questions
Start with a Search Console property you can access. Connect Ahrefs or Google Ads for keyword research.
Yes. Specify the property, date ranges, metrics, and output. Choose how often it should run and who receives it.
Yes. It can research a topic, draft a brief, and prepare edits. Share your editorial guidelines and review the draft before publishing.
Yes, with Google Ads and Search Console connected. Ask it to compare queries, spot overlap, and propose tests.
Reports use the data available in Search Console when the task runs. Recent dates may be incomplete, so compare periods with that in mind.
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