SEO and AI search plan
Know what to fix and what to write first
A list of two hundred problems helps nobody. Enter your site and get one plan: what to fix, which page targets which search, and what to create first.
Try it. This is searchblueprint.io's own data.
1Where to start
Start with the fix that matters most.
You've opened audits with two hundred rows and no order. Here every problem is sorted by how serious it is, worst first. Each one tells you what's wrong, how to fix it and which page it's on, so you know where to start.
- A grade for on-page, technical and AI, each scored apart
- The most serious problems at the top
- The page and the fix named on every row
- On-page
- A94
- Technical
- A+99
- AI
- A+100
- Off-page
- Not measured
- Problem
- Broken internal (404) link: /help
- Page
- /
- Now
- HTTP 404
- Fix
- Update each broken link to its live destination, or 301-redirect the dead URL to the closest relevant replacement.
2Which page gets which search
Give each search its own page.
You've watched two of your own pages chase the same search and neither win. Every keyword you confirm goes to one page. Where two pages compete, you're told which ones, and where nothing fits, the plan suggests a page to create.
- One main keyword per page, across the site
- A warning when two of your pages compete
- Pages to create, where no page answers a search
40 pages mapped · 2 to build
Primary keyword
seo automation
1,900 searches a month · KD 14
Page
- /
3Who you're up against
Know which competitors actually show up in Google.
You probably have a list of rivals in your head, and they're often not the ones taking your searches. You'll see who actually shows up for the searches your business should win, with directories and much bigger sites flagged so they don't pull your keywords off course.
- Keywords and traffic for each rival, beside your own
- Directories and much bigger sites flagged
- Untick anyone who isn't really a rival
5 competitors picked
- searchblueprint.ioYouKeywords 19Traffic 2
4When Google answers with AI
See when Google's AI answers leave you out.
You've seen an AI Overview push the first result down the page. For your top keywords, you'll see how often Google shows an AI Overview or an AI Mode answer, and how often it cites your site.
- AI Overviews and AI Mode, counted separately
- Your cited pages listed by name
- Checked on Google in the country you picked
Appeared
5 / 5
Cited your site
0
5What people ask ChatGPT
Know the questions your customers ask AI.
Your customers ask ChatGPT full questions, not two-word searches. From the keywords you pick, we write those questions for you. Keep the ones that sound like your customers, and each one goes to a page in your plan.
- Questions for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and AI Mode
- Each question tied to a page
- Remove any that don't sound like your customers
5 of 5 kept
6What to write next
Know what to write next, with dates on it.
When a client asks what's next, you'll have a dated list. Confirm your plan and a content calendar gets built from it, with a brief behind each page. Not quite right? Say what's wrong and it tries again.
- Each planned article with its keyword and date
- Titles, descriptions and H1s for the pages in your plan
- Ask for a redo in plain words
- Mon 5 OctHow to Find Low Competition Keywords That Actually Drive Traffic (Without Expensive Tools)how to find low competition keywords with high trafficTo Do
- Mon 12 OctAI-Powered Content Creation vs. Traditional SEO Writing: Which Scales Your Rankings Fasterai powered content creation platformsTo Do
- Mon 19 OctSEO Automation: Stop Writing Content Manually and Let AI Handle Your Rankingsseo automationTo Do
What's wrong?
And the small stuff, handled
Runs while you're away. Close the tab and the analysis keeps going.
Up to five markets. Each country is researched on its own, with its own numbers.
Move what you like. The map is a suggestion, so move a keyword or drag pages around the site map.
Run it again. Changed your market or description? Choose Re-run analysis.
Honest about backlinks. We don't measure them, so off-page says not measured instead of guessing.
No padded lists. Spelling variants of one search count as one topic, marked +N variants.
What one plan hands you
Before
What you have today
- Audit
- 212 rows, no order
- Keywords
- An export in another tab
- Next step
- Nobody's sure
After, with SearchBlueprint
Your plan
- Grade
- C, 74 out of 100, on-page weakest
- Fix first
- Critical: duplicate titles on 9 pages
- Improve
- /classes/hot-yoga for "hot yoga eastside"
- Create
- /beginners-course for "yoga for beginners"
You stop guessing. The plan says what to fix, which page chases which search, and what to write next.
Sample businesses. Yours is built from your own pages.
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Free tools you can run without an account, and short lessons if you want the why.
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Lessons in the Academy
- Days 1 to 30: foundations5 min · BeginnerAudit, fix the blockers, set up measurement and pick the keywords you'll build around.
- Mapping keywords to pages5 min · IntermediateOne primary keyword per page, grouped by intent, so pages stop competing with each other.
- How AI search picks its sources5 min · BeginnerWhat ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI features actually retrieve before they answer, and why it overlaps with classic SEO.
Questions people ask
Is the plan free?
Yes, for your first site, with no card. It covers the research, your keyword picks, competitors, the keyword map and the site map, plus your first 5 AI search prompts. Page titles and the content calendar come with a paid plan, and nothing re-runs when you upgrade.
How long does it take?
About six to eight minutes. Setup is seven short screens and takes around three, mostly checking what we filled in. The analysis takes three to five more, and it keeps going if you close the tab.
How is this different from an SEO audit?
An audit tells you what's broken. The plan also gives each search a page, shows who you're really up against and checks where Google's AI answers leave you out. The audit is one part of it.
Does it cover ChatGPT and AI search?
Partly, and here's which part. We check Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode live for your top keywords. We also write the questions people ask ChatGPT and Perplexity and tie each one to a page, but we don't measure whether those assistants mention you.
What if the keywords come back wrong?
It's almost always the market or the business description from setup. Fix them in your website's settings, then choose Re-run analysis.
Does it write the content too?
Yes, on a paid plan. Write calendar items one at a time, or let them write overnight. Each site has a switch for whether finished articles wait for you or publish on their own.
Know what to do first on your site.
Try it on your own site first. Free, no card.
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