SEO by simply asking.
Controlled edits, measured with real data.

Search Console in one place, GA4 in another, page speed somewhere else, Rank Math inside WordPress. Every time you want to know “what should I fix first”, it takes an afternoon of open tabs.

Changing titles, descriptions and images one post at a time. Edit the wrong post that already has traffic and it is hard to know what the old version looked like.

Without a “before” number to compare against, you cannot tell whether a change brought more clicks or it was just coincidence.

Say “which posts on nghenao have low CTR, suggest better titles” or “check page speed for duocphuha”. The AI picks the right SEO scenario (360° review, CTR, technical, speed, whole portfolio), pulls the data and answers with sources. Refer to sites by their everyday names, no codes to remember.

Surface pages with many impressions but few clicks, pages in positions 4–20 close to the top, and newly appearing queries. Duplicate URLs (#fragment, ?query) are merged before CTR is calculated so nothing is mis-scored.

Read and edit posts, Rank Math titles/descriptions/social fields, featured images and image alt text. Multiple changes are grouped into one plan (up to 20 items), checked first, and written only after you approve once. Every write keeps before/after copies and a restore option.

Audit the media library: oversized images, missing alt text, missing dimensions. Convert to WebP, compress by profile, update references in posts. Measure PageSpeed (mobile and desktop), keep the history, apply pre-reviewed speed rules.

A multi-site Dashboard: clicks, impressions, position, GA4 sessions, users online right now. Warning lights when metrics drop sharply, uptime and response-time tracking, and notices when robots.txt or sitemaps change.

Check URLs with URL Inspection under quota, keep an index watch list for new posts, a “URL doctor” that gathers everything about one page, canonical, broken-link and sitemap checks, and disavow file management.

Score content quality against a checklist (structure, internal links, readiness for AI-powered search) and build Pillar clusters. Research keywords from Search Console, Keyword Planner and rising Google Trends topics.

Capture “before” numbers ahead of an edit, then measure again after 7, 28 and 90 days. Every edit is marked on the chart so you can see when the clicks line started to move.

Editing published posts and publishing are disabled until you enable them per site. By default the AI only reads and drafts plans.

Google tokens are encrypted, and your WordPress password never passes through the AI. Every write is recorded in an audit log.

There is no “request indexing” button, no made-up count of indexed pages, no promise of higher rankings. Reports always state their sources and data limits.