Module 08 · Organic Growth Department
SEO & GEO Radar.
Knows where you stand on Google and in AI answers every Monday, what that brings in sales, and what to fix first.
What you see
Tab by tab, one Monday.
A working demo on sample data. Names and figures are examples.
Open in its own windowWhat it shows
Tab by tab, one report.
- A short read of the week, written from the numbers
- Scores for Google, the AI assistants and site health
- The key figures with the change against last period
- Pages that gained and pages that lost
- The actions waiting on someone
- Clicks, impressions, click-through and position, day by day
- Top queries, brand and non-brand, with the change
- Queries that entered page one
- Click-through by position, from your own data
- Rich results, devices, search types, index coverage
- Organic sessions, purchases, conversion, revenue, basket
- The funnel from session to purchase
- Every channel side by side, AI assistants included
- Landing pages by revenue, revenue by category
- What the posts bring: clicks, sessions, assisted purchases
- Top posts, each with its trend
- Posts that faded, with the likely reason
- Post-to-product paths and topic clusters
- Your buyers' questions asked to the assistants every week
- Whether you were named, at what rank, next to which brands
- Mention rate week by week and how the score is built
- Which assistants are sampled and which are planned
- Core Web Vitals on mobile and desktop, from real users
- A weekly line for loading, response and layout shift
- A representative page per template with lab scores
- Lighthouse opportunities, index coverage, open issues
- Every listing we have on every marketplace, scored against that marketplace's own rules
- Empty attribute fields, titles off the pattern, too few images, split variants
- What to fix first, weighted by what the listing sells
- The fix list as a CSV for whoever runs the listings
- Titles and descriptions clicking below their position
- Pages one step from page one, with the effort
- Topics competitors rank for and you do not
- Pages competing for the same query
- Briefs ready to write, a click from Content Studio
- The month's content plan, week by week, with an owner on every row
- Who links to us, who stopped, and who links to competitors instead
- A ranked list with the evidence beside each item
- Effort, impact and owner; the expected effect as a range
- Tests to run and what the last ones showed
- The Monday e-mail and where it landed
- Every source with its API, property, refresh and quota
- What is connected, what needs attention, what is missing
- The refresh schedule and what the store keeps
- The change log, drawn on every chart
Every tab above is live, on sample data.
Open the demoWhat it does
It reads, asks, ranks and mails.
Reads Search Console, GA4, PageSpeed and Semrush once every Monday morning and keeps the week in a store
Asks the AI assistants your buyers' questions and scores every answer
Works out the scores, the click-through curve and the opportunities from your own data
Writes the short read and ranks the actions, with your priorities and past decisions as context
Flags a page that lost most of its clicks before it goes quiet
Hands a brief to AI Content Studio and mails the PDF on Monday morning
Never touches the site. It proposes; your team changes the page.
Who it works for
Whoever owns the website and its organic growth, the content team, and the manager who wants one page rather than five tools.
What it does
Reads Search Console, Analytics, PageSpeed and Semrush into one weekly report: where you rank, what the clicks turn into, whether the site is fast, which pages are fading. Asks the AI assistants your buyers' questions and records whether you are named. Works the marketplace side as well — product titles, keywords and the attribute fields that decide where you land in a marketplace search — plans the content that closes the gaps and opens the brief in Content Studio, and watches who links to you and who stopped.
How you follow it
A report every Monday morning, tab by tab, with a short read at the top. A ranked action list with the evidence beside each item, and the expected effect as a range, never a promise. The same report as a PDF in your inbox. Omni proposes; your team changes the site.
A day with SEO & GEO Radar
It reads the week. You read one page.
Collect
Search Console, GA4, PageSpeed and Semrush are read once each into the store. Nothing is fetched twice, so no credit is spent twice.
AutomaticAsk the assistants
Your buyers' questions go to the AI assistants. Every answer is scored: were we named, at what rank, with what tone, cited or not.
AutomaticWrite the read
The numbers become the short read at the top of the summary and a ranked action list, each item with its evidence and a range for the effect.
AutomaticReport
The Monday e-mail with the PDF. The panel holds the same numbers all week; the period switch reads the store, not the sources.
ReportAlert
A page that lost most of its clicks against the previous period is flagged with what to check, before it goes quiet for good.
AlertWhen it arrives
Read once every Monday morning; the same numbers all week, in the panel and in the inbox.
How it estimates
Every expected effect is a range read off your own data, never a single figure.
The site stays yours
It proposes; your team changes the page. Nothing here edits the site.
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