Modules

A reading shows what your site offers. Your server logs show what Googlebot actually took. Upload them and see which templates verified crawlers reach, which they skip, and where their budget is wasted. Visitors are never stored.

• ›See what Googlebot actually does on your server.
• ›Six questions about crawlers, each answered on one screen.
• ›The real Googlebot on one line, impostors on another.
• ›Log analysis that never stores a visitor. Nothing to anonymise.
• ›An email when coverage drops or Googlebot hits errors.
• ›Indexable is not crawled. The reading now knows the difference.

You already have the searches, the impressions and the positions. SEOLift joins them to the reading, tells you which pages are one change away from more traffic, names the change, forecasts the gain in clicks as a range, and then measures your edit against pages it left alone.

• ›Your Search Console, turned into this week’s list of changes.
• ›Pick a goal, get the list of pages that lead to it.
• ›Five things for this week. The rest can wait.
• ›Every recommendation says what would prove it wrong.
• ›After each change you know if it worked, against pages nobody touched.
• ›No data, no advice. It says so plainly.
• ›A page to write, outlined in the words people search.
• ›Before you write a new page, we check Google doesn’t see it as your old one.
• ›Hub first, the rest behind it, with links ready before the page exists.
• ›What competitors publish that you don’t. No keyword tool needed.
• ›10 searches a smaller site can win, each with the address to pass.
• ›Losing clicks? Know which section to refresh, not the whole page.

Every page of every reading is measured for whether an assistant may quote it at all, and how easily it can lift an answer out. The gates run on every plan. The score, the breakdown, the trend and the fix drafts come with the module.

• ›Check in a minute whether ChatGPT is even allowed to quote your page.
• ›A score you can take apart. No magic number.
• ›Fix drafts where every number already sits on your page.
• ›Nothing to switch on. Every reading measures every page.
• ›No llms.txt promises. Only what can be measured.

Internal linking is not writing. It is thousands of bounded yes or no decisions: does this paragraph have a reader reason to link to that page, is the phrase already in the copy, which page. The module makes those decisions one paragraph at a time, places only what passes, and writes down what it refused.

• ›Internal links from your own sentences. Not one word added.
• ›A list of links you can read over one coffee, plus every page it left alone.
• ›Caps per page and per anchor. Rules no plugin keeps.
• ›Two decision engines on the same site. See which judges better.
• ›It writes no paragraphs, rewrites no sentences, touches no templates.
• ›Links to your new page are waiting before you publish it.

Citability says whether a page can be quoted. This says whether one was, this week, on the questions a buyer actually asks. You name the prompts, the module asks them once a week, and keeps a count: named or not, cited or not, which page, and what changed since last week.

• ›On Monday you know which questions stopped citing you.
• ›You write the questions buyers ask. Monday does the rest.
• ›A citation count, not a rank tracker. No charts that only go up.