Search Visibility EngineView the workflow

Make each search article traceable to its sources.

Choose a topic, gather a source for each claim, check the draft and page, then verify what is served.

From a topic brief to a verified page.

One article moves from its topic brief through drafting, page checks, served verification, and Search Console observations.

  • Choose a topic

    Pick from the five-topic keyword brief. The sequence plans one article per run and refreshes every seven days.

  • Gather sources

    Research returns a source for every claim. An empty or malformed source set stops the run.

  • Check the draft

    Writing, brand-language, and statistic-source gates run before publication; failures stage the draft for review.

  • Publish and verify

    Fetch the served page up to five times; if it still fails, revert the commit. Then ping IndexNow and resubmit the sitemap.

Search content and page checks

  • One planned topic at a time

  • Source manifest beside claims

  • Missing measurements stay unknown

A missing source or page check can stop the run.

The checks cover draft support and page structure.

  1. Source manifest

    No sources or malformed source set

    Run stops

    The run stops before any writing starts.

  2. Served-page check

    Up to 5 fetches ยท 60 seconds apart

    Revert if all fail

    The fetch gate checks the live page before the pipeline continues.

An article with its source and page checks.

Each article ships with the record of where its claims came from.

  • Article record

    Keep claims with their URLs.

    The workflow can return a published article, structured data, and a claim-to-URL source manifest.

  • Page and search checks

    See the gate and daily observations.

    Page checks include titles, descriptions, canonicals, robots, sitemap coverage, image sizing, JSON-LD, and Search Console snapshots.

Connect the right property and host.

Search Console access, the site's property and URL, an article URL on the buyer's domain, and an IndexNow key for that host are needed.

  • Search Console

    Choose the property and page.

    The importer needs the relevant Search Console property and the site's URL.

  • Buyer domain

    Set the article URL and host key.

    A buyer-domain article URL and a matching IndexNow key are needed. The preview does not connect either service.

Review an article beside its source manifest.

This local preview shows the checks as a workflow and does not fetch or publish a buyer page.

  1. Choose one topic

    Review the subject and search intent before drafting.

  2. Check every claim

    Keep the source manifest beside the article copy.

  3. Review the daily record

    Read the Search Console observations after they arrive.