The SEO Agent reads Search Console without you asking, crosses it with your digital assets and the competitors in your Strategy and tells you which page to adjust, which term is almost on page one and why traffic dropped.
clicks on the pricing page in 4 weeks, with average position falling from 3 to 7.
Updating the title and description and linking the page from the 3 most visited posts should recover the position.
Also reads
Strategy field
Digital assets: the site and the pages that matter. Competitors, when filled in, join the comparison.
When and where it arrives
Decisions arrive in the app and by email. The agent screen keeps the history of analyses and shows what changed since the previous one.
A page that lost clicks or position, with the date it started and the terms that went with it.
Searches between positions 8 and 15 with volume, where one adjustment takes them to page one.
Pages with many impressions and few clicks, with a suggestion of what to change in the Google result.
Who is winning the searches that matter to you, based on the competitors in your Strategy.
Why did organic traffic drop?
Which terms are close to page one?
Which page has many impressions and few clicks?
Where is the competitor getting ahead?
between positions 8 and 15 with more than 1,000 impressions a month.
A new content block on each of those pages can take the terms to page one.
No. It reads Search Console and suggests the change. You or your team edit the page.
No. Search Console already turns the agent on. Semrush, Ahrefs and Moz come in as extra sources if you already use them.
Yes. The agent looks at any indexed page, posts included, and tells you which one to update first.
The agent is in every plan, Free included.