Schema Radar
A free tool for reading Schema.org usage statistics and interpreting type/property adoption buckets.
SEO tools and checklists
This section is not a finished SaaS showcase; it is a set of reporting boards, checklists and decision-support tools shaped by consulting practice.
TechnicalContentMeasurement
Structured Data Analysis
A technical analysis approach connecting Schema.org, rich result eligibility, page types and information architecture.
Ratekit
QR/NFC-based review, feedback and visibility package for local businesses.
Discover Gate
A control logic for Discover, news and editorial quality decisions.
SEO Reporting Dashboard
A reporting structure that turns GSC, GA4 and organic surfaces into executive summaries.
Migration Control Room
URL mapping, redirects, canonical and indexability tracking for large migrations.
Internal Link Mapper
A model for prioritizing links across categories, hubs, spokes and content clusters.
AI Visibility Brief
A short diagnostic package for source eligibility in AI answer surfaces.
Discover Checklist
A pre-publish checklist for titles, visuals, structured data, editorial flow and quality.
Category Architecture Kit
A decision set for category, facet, product and content templates in e-commerce.
GSC Opportunity Radar
An analysis model that turns position, impression, CTR and page-type data into action.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are these finished SaaS products?
No. They are repeatable workflows, checklists and productizable tool ideas from consulting practice.
Where does Ratekit fit?
Ratekit is a separate product concept for local business reviews, feedback and visibility workflows.
Which websites are a better fit for SEO consulting?
Websites with technical, content and reporting needs with engineering support, many URLs and a need for structured organic visibility tracking are a better fit.
Which data is needed before starting?
Google Search Console, GA4, crawl data, key page types, technical workflow context and current goals are usually needed.
Is AI Search readiness separate from classic SEO?
No. Crawlability, content quality, entity clarity and trust signals still form the foundation.
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