CEDX SEO · Marketing
Rankings and crawl health are table stakes. SEO also tracks how often AI answers cite you — 21.4% of tracked prompts — and turns all of it into one opportunity queue with sessions, value, effort and confidence on every row.
A page that slipped from 4 to 11 is worth 3,075 sessions a month. The queue says so, then says the fix takes hours.
Runs on demo data. The domain, keywords and figures are the demo site's.
What it is
One head term reads: volume 40,500 — 86,400 global — difficulty 58 with 74 referring domains needed, CPC $14.20, traffic potential 61K if you outrank the leader, 0.62 clicks per search. And it inherits a cluster of 1,840 same-intent keywords, so you plan the topic, not the phrase.
AI visibility reads 21.4% of tracked prompts citing the brand — 412 citations across 72 prompts in 7 clusters. The surfaces are split out: answer panels 21.4%, assistant chat 17.2%, research engines 12.6%, shopping assistants 8.1%. Prompts where rivals get cited instead are flagged as gaps.
67 opportunities with sessions per month, value per month, effort, confidence and priority. Refreshing a page that slipped 4 → 11 is worth +3,075 sessions at $6.8K and takes hours. Pushing a keyword from 11 into the top 3 is worth $20K and takes weeks. Both are on the same queue.
Product tour
Not a mockup and not a concept deck. This is what opens at /app/seo.
01 — Overview
Site health reads 82 — 8 errors, 24 warnings, 61 notices, crawl coverage 12,480 of 14,100 URLs. SERP features are counted, not assumed: 12 featured snippets held of 34 tracked, 48 people-also-ask of 96, 21 AI answer panels of 88.
02 — Keywords
The parent-topic panel shows what ranking for the head term inherits. Below it, every matching term carries intent, volume, difficulty, CPC, traffic potential, your position and the gap — sorted so the 24-position term with 89 opportunity is impossible to miss.
03 — AI Search
72 prompts tracked across 7 clusters, each with volume band, cited or not, cited position, and who else got the citation. When a competitor owns the answer to a very-high-volume prompt, it sits in the gaps filter.
04 — Opportunities
37 of the 67 opportunities are quick wins measured in hours — refreshes of slipped pages, a canonical pointing at a redirect chain, a 404 still in the sitemap. The queue orders itself by priority, and selecting rows builds the plan.
Who runs it
Roles, not references. We have no named customers yet, so nobody in these photographs is quoted, credited or claimed as one.
Works the decay queue — refreshes the pages that slipped before the positions compound.
decay queue · 37 quick wins
Owns the crawl: errors, warnings, notices, coverage — and the canonical and sitemap fixes priced in the queue.
health 82 · 12,480 URLs
Works referring domains and AI citations — 62 new domains, 35 lost, and the prompts nobody cites you on yet.
1,842 domains · 412 citationsThe shape of it
Every figure below is legible in the captures above. Nothing here is a projection of your estate — it is the state of the demo data.
How it runs
The audit reads 14,100 URLs and prices health — errors, warnings, notices, coverage — every two hours in the demo.
Keywords and prompts are clustered by intent, so the plan covers the topic, not the phrase.
Opportunities are scored by sessions, value, effort and confidence — and the queue orders itself.
Quick wins in hours go first; the plan is built from selected rows, not a separate spreadsheet.
One record
Search is not a side channel. The pages, the spend and the measurement are the estate's own.
The URLs the crawl reads and the templates the opportunities refresh.
CEDX Web AnalyticsThe organic sessions behind the rankings, measured on the same pages.
CEDX AdsThe paid side of the same queries — intent and CPC shared between the two.
CEDX AssetsThe media on the ranking pages, rights and brand fit attached.
Limits
Finding this out on the third call is worse for you than reading it here, and worse for us.
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Questions
Yes. Every screenshot is a capture of the running build and you can open the same build at /app/seo. It runs on demo data — the domain and its figures are the demo site’s.
The share of tracked prompts whose AI answers cite you. The demo tracks 72 prompts in 7 clusters: the site is cited on 21.4%, with 412 citations split by surface — answer panels, assistant chat, research engines, shopping assistants.
By priority computed from sessions per month, value per month, effort and confidence. A slipped-page refresh worth +3,075 sessions at hours of effort outranks a $20K push that takes weeks — and both stay visible.
The last crawl's errors, warnings and notices plus coverage — 82 on the demo, with 8 errors, 24 warnings, 61 notices and 12,480 of 14,100 URLs crawled two hours before the capture.
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Live build, demo data, no card. Then ask which of your pages slipped 4 → 11 last quarter.