SEO
SEO intelligence that doesn’t stop at the audit.
An audit tells you what is wrong. OMNISTRIQ is being built to continue: to turn each finding into the exact change, validate it, wait for your approval, publish it where native deployment is supported, and report whether it worked. That is SEO automation built around real changes rather than around reports.
The execution gap
The report is the beginning of the work, not the end.
The distance between “your titles are weak” and a title being live on the site is where most SEO value is lost — in tickets, handoffs and changes that never ship. OMNISTRIQ closes that distance with a Change Set.
- Find
- Report
- Hand off
- Find
- Decide
- Change
- Validate
- Deploy
- Measure
Coverage
What OMNISTRIQ is being built to look at.
The inputs are familiar. The difference is what happens after a finding.
- Technical health
- Crawlability, indexability, canonicals, redirects, status codes, structured data validity, template-level defects that affect many pages at once.
- On-page fields
- Titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links and schema — the fields a Change Set can actually rewrite.
- Query performance
- Impressions, positions and click-through for tracked queries, with commercial weighting where conversion data is available.
- Competitor movement
- Page changes in your clusters, ranked by relevance. See competitor intelligence.
- AI answer presence
- Mentions and citations on named surfaces, treated as one more evidence source. See AI search.
Illustrative demo data — the kinds of change a Change Set is designed to carry.
Where changes land
Planned native publishing, and everything else.
Native publishing is planned first for the three platforms below. Any normal public website can be analysed and receive complete Change Sets.
Know what to change.Ship it.Prove it worked.
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