Platform · Instruments
Searchscope’s analyzers monitor your accounts and flag what needs attention. That’s only half the job.
The four instruments are where you work on what comes next: create content, plan and track it, check technical health and page performance, and report on what changed. They use the same account data as everything else in Searchscope, so you don’t have to set the site up again in another tool.
Searchscope separates its tools into agents and instruments. An agent analyzes your account data on its own and comes back with an answer. An instrument is a working surface, with the same account context already loaded, where you create, plan, check and report.
They don’t do the work for you. They put the relevant data and tools in front of you, and you make the decisions.
Instrument 01
Start with a page you want to improve, a keyword or one of your Searchscope findings. Content Studio loads that page, the pages ranking above it and your open findings, then you work through it in a chat to produce a brief or a draft.
Instrument 02
See every planned piece of content across the account and where it is in the workflow. Track a piece from the first idea through Content Studio, briefing, drafting and publication, with published pages then checked for AI citations.
Instrument 03
Check technical health, index coverage and page performance without moving between separate tools. Technical Health combines your crawl with Search Console, Index Coverage uses Google’s URL Inspection API, and Speed & Vitals uses PageSpeed Insights.
Instrument 04
Choose the audience, the reporting period and the sections. Searchscope assembles the underlying data first, writes a narrative for each section, then exports the report as a PDF, Word document, slide deck or Excel workbook.
The instruments aren’t separate products sharing a login. Data and work move between the instruments and the rest of Searchscope, so you don’t have to recreate the context each time you switch tasks.
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Open a finding in Content Studio with the page, the evidence and the recommended action already loaded.
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Anything started in Content Studio appears on the Content Planner with its live status. There’s no send-to-planner step to forget.
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Changes marked as applied feed into Reporting, so the report shows what the team completed during the period alongside what happened in the performance data.
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A Content Studio session can pull the technical health findings for the page it’s working on, so a rewrite accounts for what’s wrong underneath it.
Connect your site and move from findings to content, planning, page checks and reporting without rebuilding the context in another tool.