Your numbers
Down to one page or one query
Headline figures, a time series, your top queries or your top pages, and it can narrow the last two to one page or one query rather than working from a summary.
A strategist that has already read your account.
Ask it anything about your search performance and it answers from your data: your Search Console history, your findings, your competitors, your topics, and the live web.
It shows every pull it made to get there.
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Where am I losing to competitors?
ITS WORKING
query_gsc_performancetop pages
get_competitive_landscape412 gaps
get_analyzer_findingsdecay
web_search2 sources
Every pull is shown, with what it asked for and what came back
What it can see
Named on screen, not implied
A row of chips at the top says what it’s reading and whether each one is connected yet. An unconnected chip tells you what to do about it, and most of them take you to the screen where you do it.
Your findings
Every analyzer
Decay, opportunities, cannibalization, internal links, index bloat, schema and cluster volatility, read directly rather than described to it.
Your market
Competitors and demand
The keyword gap against the domains you track, and the topics from Demand & Trends with their opportunity scores.
Your business
The part only you can tell it
What you sell, who to, your commercial priorities, your brand voice and the words you never use. Filled in once in Business Context.
Your site
The crawl and the pages themselves
It can read a page’s real copy, your schema coverage, your technical health findings and what Google says about a URL’s index status.
The live web
When the answer isn’t in your account
It searches, and the sources come back as links under the answer.
Starting a conversation
Three ways in, and one of them is one click
Surfaced for you
Before you ask anything
It puts up what looks most worth your attention right now, from your keyword gaps and your objectives. Dig into this asks about that finding straight away: the cards here send rather than draft, unlike the Ask Advisor buttons below.
Ask Advisor, from anywhere
The question is written, not sent
Every Ask Advisor button in Searchscope, on a finding, a keyword gap, a topic or a tracked page, opens this screen with the whole context written into the box and waiting. You read it, change it if you want, and press send.
Or just type
Including a screenshot
Paste a ranking chart, a competitor’s page or a client email straight into the box. Up to four images a message.
What comes back
An answer, its sources, and its working
The part that makes it checkable is the reasoning panel: every data pull it made, what it asked for, what came back and how long it took. An answer you can audit is worth more than an answer you have to trust.
> where am I losing to competitors?
query_gsc_performance top_pages
get_competitive_landscape 412 gaps
get_analyzer_findings decay
web_search 2 sources
4 steps · 11s in tools
Sources
For anything off the web
Listed under the answer as links, so a claim about somebody else’s page can be opened rather than taken on faith.
Send to Studio
From answer to brief
Where a reply recommends writing something, this reads it back, shows you what it found, and turns each piece into its own brief in your plan. Nothing is written until you open it in Studio.
It keeps the thread
And knows what it said
Conversations are saved and resumable, named from your first question. Come back inside half an hour and it picks up where you left it.
Objectives
One target, and everything frames advice around it
Set what you’re actually trying to achieve, in the panel beside the conversation. Every objective is read into every answer, so advice is weighed against what you said matters rather than against a general idea of good practice.
Say it in a sentence
The number is optional
"Increase visibility for agency searches" is enough. Add a metric and a target value if you want progress measured against it.
It follows you around
Into reports, and into your plan
Objectives are read into your reports, and they seed the Content Planner when it drafts a plan. An objective under half way also surfaces itself on this screen.
Checked when you ask for it
Not quietly in the background
The refresh button reads the current figure and records it against the target. Metric progress is measured site-wide.
The honest part
What it is, and what it isn’t
It can be wrong
And the screen says so
It’s a language model reading real data. Answers get sharper as your data and your business context fill in, and they’re still worth checking before you act on them.
A budget, not a meter running
One allowance for the account
Every account has an AI allowance rather than a charge per question. Reach it and the Advisor says so in plain words rather than failing, and a partial answer is kept rather than thrown away.
Your conversations are yours
Not the team’s
Sessions are per person. There’s no shared thread and no export, so anything worth circulating goes out through a brief, a plan or a report.
Join the beta program
Ask it what to do first
It has already read your search data, your findings and your competitors.