Fixes prepared, approved, then written into the CMS
The heart of Searkin: spotting the issue isn’t enough, the fix has to go live.
After each audit, Searkin’s AI agent prepares the fixes with the most impact:
- titles rewritten to fit in Google without truncation (measured in pixels, not characters) and to use the queries already bringing traffic;
- meta descriptions that are missing, duplicated or too long;
- 301 redirects for dead pages still in the index, pointing to the closest matching page;
- broken internal links, found on every page that contains them;
- canonical and noindex tags that contradict what Google chose.
Each proposal shows the before, the after and the reason. You approve, edit or reject. Once approved, the fix is written into the client’s WordPress (Yoast or Rank Math) or Payload, checked live, and its effect is measured in Search Console.
Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) for the most visited pages are measured with PageSpeed at every audit, and the slowest page is called out.
The Radar finds the topic, Searkin writes the article
Every week, the SEO and AI Radar combines the site’s Search Console data, search volumes and Google’s AI answers to suggest the topics worth writing about. Articles that support a topic cluster come first.
For each article, Searkin analyses the top ten Google results and works out a strategy: how to get ahead, or why the query isn’t winnable. The article is then written in the voice set by the client’s editorial guidelines (audience, banned words, language), with its internal links and image, and sent to their CMS.
Rankings, Search Console, backlinks
Searkin connects to each client’s Google Search Console: clicks, impressions, CTR and positions, by page and by query, for every site in one place. Queries one step away from the top 3 are flagged for you.
For the keywords that matter, real rank tracking goes down to the top 100 and can record AI Overviews at the same time: shown or not, site cited or not. Backlink analysis completes the picture.