SEOIntelligence· SEO Analyst

    You've paid for SEO for months and nobody can say, with a number, what changed.

    The SEO strategy that starts from what Google already measures about your site

    Search Console and Analytics read in your own account, compared with the previous analysis, and returned as a plan: what to fix, what to write and in what order. Every figure says whether it was measured or estimated.

    Needs from you: the site address and Search Console or Analytics connected (either one is enough).

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    How it works

    From your account's data to the plan, in steps that run on their own

    You give the site. The rest happens in the background and you get an e-mail when it's done — usually 4 to 8 minutes.

    1. You01

      The site and the market

      Address, keywords that already matter, and the market (country or city).

    2. Data read02

      Search Console and Analytics

      Clicks, impressions, position and queries from the last 90 days; sessions and channels from the last 28. Read in your account.

    3. Data read03

      History

      What went up, down, gained or lost clicks since the previous analysis — calculated, not opined.

    4. Data read04

      Technical site read

      Our crawler reads up to 200 pages and Google measures speed on mobile. It becomes the site grade: overall and per dimension, from A+ to F.

    5. Data read05

      Live search

      Who holds the results page today and what the market is looking for, always marked as an estimate.

    6. Agent06

      Keywords and SWOT

      Clusters by intent, position 5–20 opportunities, gaps against competitors.

    7. Agent07

      Content plan and UX

      Pillars, briefs prioritized by impact and effort, and what's blocking conversion.

    8. Delivery08

      Dashboard + report

      The measured blocks on the dashboard; the reasoning in the report, with each figure's source.

    What changes

    What you'll know for sure

    Not another SEO report: it's your Search Console read by someone who compares with last month and writes down what to do.

    GSC + GA4

    read in your account

    Nothing typed by anyone. With one account only, it still delivers and marks what the other would have added.

    90 days

    of search compared

    Clicks, impressions and position per query and per page, with the daily trend.

    3 tags

    on every figure

    Measured, estimate or not collected. A figure without an origin doesn't get in.

    position 5–20

    the low-hanging fruit

    The searches you already show up for, where one content push reaches page one.

    In the Complete plan (R$ 99 (≈ US$ 19) a month): 1 report/mo. Top-up: R$ 69 (≈ US$ 13) per report. No quota in the managed operation, with the other seven.

    The screen you open

    The report keeps measured and estimated apart

    A slice of what lands — the bracketed marks are the same ones the internal screen turns into tags.

    What lands for you

    • Site grade, from A+ to F: overall and per dimension — technical, speed, structure, AI-ready and search presence — with the list of recommendations.
    • Dashboard with the measured blocks: overview, queries, pages and daily trend.
    • Comparison with the previous analysis, item by item, when the windows are comparable.
    • Report in Portuguese: keywords, SWOT, gaps, content plan and UX recommendations.
    • An e-mail when it's done. Close the page and come back later.
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    Keyword research — prioritized opportunities

    1. Low-hanging fruit — position 5–20

    • "sports physiotherapy near me" — position 6.8, 96 clicks in 90 days [GSC]. A dedicated service page tends to carry it above the fold.
    • "postural therapy price" — position 11.2 [GSC]. Transactional intent; today it lands on the home page.

    2. Content gaps

    • "how long does a physiotherapy session last" — high demand [est.], none of your pages shows up.
    • [AÇÃO NECESSÁRIA] Connect Google Analytics to measure conversion rate per page — estimated today.

    Illustrative example — the structure is the product's; the numbers belong to no client.