Know which pages are losing revenue, and which SEO fix comes first.
SEO Intelligence crawls your site, groups issues by severity, finds pages competing for the same keyword, and ranks opportunities by the conversions those pages actually drive.
Search Intelligence Map
- Targets keyword
- Competes with
- Observed change
- Surfaces opportunity
| Entity | Type | Related to | Relationship |
|---|---|---|---|
| "expense tracking" cluster | Keyword | /pricing | Targets keyword |
| "expense tracking" cluster | Keyword | /blog/expense-tracking-guide | Targets keyword |
| "expense tracking" cluster | Keyword | /features/tracking | Targets keyword |
| /blog/expense-tracking-guide | Page | /features/tracking | Competes with |
| /pricing | Page | Duplicate title tag | Observed change |
| /blog/expense-tracking-guide | Page | Two pages compete for one term | Observed change |
| /features/tracking | Page | Two pages compete for one term | Observed change |
| "expense tracking" cluster | Keyword | Opportunity: consolidate content | Surfaces opportunity |
Scope, stated plainly. Rankings come from a CSV import today. Live rank tracking and a Search Console connection are not enabled by default, and the platform never scrapes search results from the app server.
SEO backlogs are long and unordered.
A crawl produces hundreds of issues. Fixing them by severity alone ignores which pages matter to the business.
Two pages targeting one keyword quietly split each other’s ranking, and it rarely shows in a single report.
Issues without priority
Every warning looks equally urgent in a raw crawl export.
No link to revenue
A broken title on a page that converts matters more than one that never gets traffic.
Cannibalization goes unseen
Overlapping pages need to be compared side by side to be noticed.
From crawl to ranked fixes.
Create an SEO project
Add a site and a crawl schedule, daily or weekly.
Crawl in bounded slices
The crawler respects robots.txt and advances in slices, so it never hammers your server.
Issues are detected and grouped
Titles, meta descriptions, broken links, duplicates and more, each with a severity.
Rankings and keywords are imported
Bring rankings in by CSV to compare movement over time.
Opportunities are ranked by revenue
Pages with tracked conversions and weak signals rise to the top.
Signals it reads
- Titles, meta descriptions, headings
- Canonical and indexability
- Broken and slow pages
- Robots.txt and internal linking
- Keywords and imported rankings
- Keyword cannibalization across pages
Intelligence you can act on, with the evidence attached.
Intelligence produced
- A crawl report with issues grouped by severity
- Cannibalization findings with the competing pages listed
- SEO opportunities and a revenue-linked ranking of them
- A health score you can track between crawls
Recommended actions
- Fix duplicate titles on high-converting pages first
- Merge or differentiate cannibalizing pages
- Re-crawl and confirm the issue count fell
- Send an opportunity to the Action Center
What changes for the team.
A shorter, ordered backlog
Revenue-linked ranking replaces alphabetical issue lists.
Less wasted effort
Fixes go where pages already convert.
Verifiable progress
Each re-crawl gives a before-and-after count.
Safer crawling
Bounded slices and robots.txt compliance protect your site.
Who reaches for it, and why.
In-house SEO
Turn a crawl into a sprint plan that reflects business value.
Content teams
Find overlapping articles before publishing another.
Agencies
Show clients which fixes moved the crawl score.
Related capabilities, tools and reading.
Questions people ask first.
Does it track live keyword rankings?
Not automatically today. Rankings are imported by CSV, and the Search Console provider requires configuration.
Will the crawler slow my site?
It crawls in small slices on a schedule and respects robots.txt.
How are opportunities ranked?
By impact, effort and the conversions tied to the affected pages. The reasons are listed.
See what is moving your numbers.
Install one tracking snippet and start reading your own data. Or ask for a walkthrough first.