SEO

Pick keywords your site can win, then check where your pages rank after you ship changes. Your agent looks up what people search for, what Google shows for a query, which keywords a site ranks for, and how a page scores in an on-page audit. Every SEO call costs company credit, usually a few cents or less. See Cost and Market.

Find Keywords

Give your agent a few topics your customers care about, like "dental appointment reminders" or "reduce patient no-shows". It turns them into related searches, highest monthly volume first, and can measure up to 700 exact keywords at once.

For each keyword you get:

• Monthly search volume.
• Keyword difficulty, from 0 to 100: how hard reaching the top 10 is.
• Cost per click.
• The main search intent.

A missing value means there's no data for it, not zero.

Read Search Results and Rankings

Your agent reads Google's live results for any query: each result's type, position, domain, URL, title, and snippet, plus the "People also ask" questions and related searches. Queries with search operators cost five times as much.

To see which of your pages Google has indexed, your agent searches site:example.com. Google can still show an ad when nothing is indexed.

Your agent can also list the keywords a site ranks for, with each position, ranking page, volume, and estimated monthly visits, plus the site's total estimated organic traffic. It works for a whole site, a single page, or a competitor's site. New pages can take weeks to appear.

Audit a Page

Your agent checks one public page and reports its on-page score, status, title, meta description, canonical URL, headings, word count, link counts, load time, and checks such as a missing title or no HTTPS. It can render pages that load in the browser with JavaScript. It doesn't crawl the rest of the site.

Cost and Market

Every SEO call spends company credit at the data provider's cost plus the standard margin, and shows as SEO data in your billing. Most calls cost a few cents or less. A call can still be charged when it finds nothing.

Keyword, result, and ranking lookups default to the United States and English. Your agent can pick another location and language with --location-name and --language-code.

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