How search engines and AI assistants find you
How many people find you in search, which topics you are invisible for, how your articles are read and whether AI assistants can read and mention you.
Enlarge Real traffic from search
Clicks, queries and rankings from Search Console. Korzaro flags pages that rank well but get few clicks, and compares by device and search intent.
Untapped opportunities
Once a month it finds up to 15 topics you sell but don’t show up for in search. With search volume, seasonal peak, units in stock and a first step.
GEO: can AI assistants see you?
It checks whether AI answers mention you, whether visits arrive from assistants and whether your site tells assistants anything about itself: the robot rules in robots.txt and an llms.txt file.
Content that sells
For every article you see how many people finished it, how many started their visit on it, how many went on to products and which main query it ranks for in Google.
- Keyword rankings from Collabim
- A nightly website crawl: text length and readability
- Keyword planner for 11 markets
- A watcher for drops in organic traffic
Data it uses
Search Console
Google Analytics
Collabim
Google AdsShoptet
Korzaro’s own website crawl
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