Standalone SEO prompt pack
£29
Five SEO prompts for search intent, content gaps, outlines, writer briefs and quality checks. Editable templates and three fictional worked examples.
What should the writer cover, and which evidence supports it?
- Five editable prompts with inputs, instructions and expected outputs
- Four templates for research, outlines, writer briefs and review logs
- Three complete fictional examples: local services, ecommerce and B2B
- and 1 more
Downloadable SEO workflow
£29
Collect sitemap URLs, check pages and draft a redirect map. A Python tool, four prompts and worked examples for a map you can review.
Which old URLs should go where, and which already redirect?
- Python tool for XML sitemaps, page checks and redirect validation
- Four prompts for inventory review, matching, deployment review and sitemap cleanup
- Worked examples, an offline guide and checks you can repeat
Local software for SEO consultants
£29
Turn Search Console exports into an evidence-backed client action list. Local browser software, five prompts and worked examples.
Which findings deserve a client action, and what evidence supports them?
- Local browser application for comparable Search Console CSV exports
- Searchable, sortable page and query tables with filtered CSV exports
- Click-decline, query-opportunity and query-overlap review
- and 2 more
Content recovery
£395
Every page decided. Keep, rewrite, merge or cut, on the numbers.
Which of these pages caused the drop, and which are worth keeping?
- Every URL published at scale, with a keep, rewrite, merge or cut decision
- The numbers behind each decision, so you can disagree with any of them
- Your traffic drop correlated against Google's published update dates
- and 5 more
AI search measurement
£295
Whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and six more name you, scored and retestable.
When a buyer asks an assistant about what you sell, do you get named, or does a competitor?
- A visibility score across ten AI engines, and the buyer questions it was measured on
- Every prompt run three times across several days, because one answer is a sample and not a finding
- Which competitors get named instead of you, per question, ranked by how often
- and 4 more
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Something else
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