Pages stuck on page two
See queries sitting just outside the top results, with the clicks you are leaving on the table.
The next page to write is already in your data.
No separate SEO suite. Your own clicks, impressions, and positions become the keywords and the pages to fix.
Start from the queries Google already shows for your site. Then decide what to write, what to fix, and who is ahead of you.
See queries sitting just outside the top results, with the clicks you are leaving on the table.
Turn real queries into topic clusters and questions, so the next article is chosen from demand, not a guess.
Compare it with the pages above you. See what they cover and what yours is missing.
Skip the expensive keyword database. Work from the searches that already reach your site.
Name the competitors that matter. Keep an eye on the queries where they show and you don’t.
One Search Console connection. A short list of what to publish next, scored by opportunity.
isend connects Google Search Console, surfaces the queries worth winning, and keeps a history of how those positions move.
You stay on the page. The export, the sorting, and the “what should we write” list are already done.
One Search Console property. Impressions, clicks, CTR, and average position come from Google, not a scraped guess.
Striking-distance terms, topic clusters, long-tail variants, and the questions people already ask.
Daily rank history, plus a look at the pages outranking you and the gaps on yours.
Most of the work happens after Search Console is connected. You pick the property. The queries are already there.
Sign in with Google and choose the property. isend reads the performance data you already own.
Queries and pages, with impressions, clicks, CTR, and position. Striking-distance terms are called out.
AI clusters those queries into topics, long-tail lines, and questions, scored so you know what to write first.
Positions over time, and an AI read of the pages above you: what they cover, and what your page is missing.
Queries, pages, keyword ideas, and rank history in one place. Add the competitors you actually care about.
Free checkers for AI search and GEO — each one runs right here on isend.
Ask whether a connected model names your brand, and check the on-site signals that make a mention possible.
See which AI crawlers your robots.txt allows, including GPTBot, Google-Extended, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot.
Build an llms.txt file from a live page so AI crawlers can find the pages that matter.
Score a page for answer engines: a direct answer, question headings, lists, and FAQ schema.
Read the JSON-LD on a page and flag missing fields for Article, Product, FAQ, and Organization.
Test whether an AI crawler can fetch the page: status, robots rules, noindex, and visible text.
See if a page has enough structure, citations, and a clear answer to be cited.
Check the homepage signals AI and search engines use to find a brand: title, sitemap, schema, and llms.txt.
Review the homepage outline, internal links, and sitemap so an AI crawler can see the site shape.
Validate a product feed for the fields a shopping result needs: id, title, link, image, price, and availability.
SEO runs on credits. You spend them on keyword research and competitor analysis. No per-seat fee and no long contract.
Enough for regular keyword research and competitor analysis on an active site. Amounts can change before launch.
Connect Search ConsoleThe work people were doing in a spreadsheet, pulled from Search Console by hand.
“We exported queries every Monday. Now the ones just off page one are already at the top of the list.”
“I stopped buying keyword lists. The searches that already hit the site are the ones worth writing.”
“I can see the page above us and the section we never wrote. That is the brief.”
Google Search Console, on a property you connect. Impressions, clicks, CTR, and position are yours, not a third-party estimate.
No. isend reads Search Console and adds keyword ideas, rank history, and a look at the pages outranking you.
A search where you already appear, but not high enough to earn the click. Those are the pages most worth improving.
Topic clusters, long-tail variants, and questions based on your real queries, scored so you can pick what to publish first.
Yes. Choose the rivals that matter. AI compares the pages above you and points out what your page is missing.
SEO uses credits. A typical active site is about $30 a month in credits for keyword research and competitor analysis. That amount can change before launch.
Your next article is already a query.
Connect Search Console. See the keywords you can still win. Track the ones you decide to chase.