SEO opportunities ranked by the revenue they could bring
The fastest SEO wins are usually pages that already rank — just not high enough to be clicked. The Revenue Scan finds them in your Search Console: pages in positions 5 to 30 that already get impressions, each ranked by what moving it up could be worth and given the kind of work it needs.
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Every number shows where it came from
A “revenue potential” figure is only as honest as its inputs, so each input carries its source. The page’s current click-through rate comes from your Search Console. The target rate is your own figure, or your site’s real rate on pages in positions one to five, or 5% as a marked assumption.
Order value is your own figure or the median product price in your store’s feed; with neither, no money figure is shown at all. Conversion rate is your figure, or 2% as a marked assumption. On WooCommerce, the “achieved” column is measured from your real orders: each product’s sales after the fix against the same number of days before it.
Nothing starts on its own. You approve the opportunities you want worked on; each becomes a set of proposals in Site Health — preview, approve, undo — written by the writing and technical autopilots.
What counts as an opportunity
- Positions 5–10: Already on page one but below the clicks: a title and description job, to win the click.
- Positions 11–20: Page two: fuller content and structured data to push the page onto page one.
- Positions 21–30: A real gap: deeper content, internal links and a look at the competing pages.
- Ranked by value: Each page’s impressions and clicks turned into a potential figure, with its assumptions shown.
- Achieved, measured: Sales before and after each fix, from WooCommerce orders.
How it works
- Run the Revenue Scan on your Search Console data.
- Review the opportunities and the assumptions behind each figure; change any assumption you know better.
- Approve the pages you want worked on.
- Approve the proposals in Site Health; results are measured from Search Console and your orders.
Questions people ask
- Is the revenue figure a promise?
- No. It is an estimate from the inputs shown next to it, and it is labelled that way. The measured “achieved” figure comes from your real orders.
- Does it work on Shopify?
- The opportunities work on any site with Search Console. Measuring sales from orders currently works with WooCommerce.
- How is this different from a rank tracker?
- A rank tracker shows where you rank. This shows which of those positions are worth working on, and starts the work.