Documentation

Connect a Search Console property in SEO Perception: prerequisites, the dashboard websites section, property picker, and what happens next.

After you sign up: connect Search Console, add a website, wait for data—and how crawl plus Search Console work together in SEO Perception.

Where to find account notifications, filters, read/unread states, sources, and pagination.

Connect your Google account to Search Console in SEO Perception, match your property to your site, and when performance data appears.

How stored Search Console data combines with crawl signals for charts, opportunities, and page-level insights.

How AI supports prioritization and explanations in SEO Perception while crawl and Search Console data remain the source of truth.

Connect Cursor, Claude, and other MCP clients to SEO Perception. Use this SEO MCP server to read stored Search Console keywords and SEO possibilities—never live Google calls.

Today’s focus turns open SEO possibilities into a short AI readout with four tabs—including What can wait—on Free (limited) and paid plans.

How SEO Perception limits crawling to your Search Console property hostname by default, and when to include subdomains.

How SEO Perception crawls your site: start URL, user agent, robots.txt, feeds, and what we collect at a high level.

Why URLs listed in your XML sitemap should answer with HTTP 200 on the first request, and how SEO Perception checks discoverable sitemaps.

How Article JSON-LD helps editorial URLs and how author signals relate to rel=author and crawl data.

Why FAQ schema needs real on-page answers and how to generate JSON-LD plus HTML with SEO Perception.

Why favicons matter for branding and search listings, why multiple icon files and link tags help across devices, and how to generate them reliably.

What JSON-LD is, where it lives in HTML, and how it helps search engines and AI systems read your pages.

Overview of on-page and technical signals SEO Perception evaluates from crawled pages.

How to add Organization JSON-LD, what fields matter, and how SEO Perception uses your site settings.

Plan limits for websites, crawl pages, Search Console retention, recrawl cooldowns, AI focus, overlay, PDF export, and pricing comparison rows.

Generate PDF SEO reports from prioritized possibilities, weekly Search Console trends, and crawl evidence. Plan access, whitelabel branding, and 30-day download retention.

Possibilities combine what we learn from crawling your pages with performance context from stored Search Console data—when both line up for a URL.

How Collect data and Recrawl site work, cooldowns by plan, and what the Time for a recrawl? banner means.

Search, indexability, and HTTP status filters for the crawled Pages list in the website workspace.

How we use Google PageSpeed Insights for mobile lab scores, what gets sent to Google, cooldowns, and how results tie into possibilities.

Use the shared project bar to switch domains, watch crawl status, and jump to Details, SEO Possibilities, or PDF Report.

How to install the SEO Perception site overlay snippet and read keywords and Possibilities on your live URLs. Setup for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, and GTM.

How to read the websites table on /dashboard: plan usage, filter, table columns for sync, crawl, possibilities, and actions.

A simple tour of the website workspace: Overview, Pages, Country, and Site overlay, plus where the full SEO Possibilities list lives (dedicated page).

How SEO Perception heuristically checks robots.txt for broad blocks of common AI-related user-agents and what to verify with your policy.

Why canonical and robots meta tags help control indexing hints, and what to add when SEO Perception reports them missing.

How SEO Perception flags editorial pages that lack a publish or update date, or look stale compared to a 24-month freshness threshold.

How SEO Perception evaluates body length, H1 count, and H2 usage, and how to improve page structure.

Why duplicate canonical URLs or Open Graph strings matter and how SEO Perception compares stored values across pages.

Read-only heuristics for question headings with thin answers and generic JSON-LD—not a guarantee of AI Overview placement.

How SEO Perception compares Search Console country-level traffic with declared language and hreflang for review.

What HTTP 4xx and 5xx responses mean in SEO Perception and how to restore successful responses for users and crawlers.

Why alt attributes matter for accessibility and context, and how SEO Perception reports missing, partial, or empty alt on images.

How SEO Perception relates internal anchor text to high-value Search Console queries for a URL.

How SEO Perception samples links to find broken destinations, redirecting external links, and pages with no internal links.

Why redirecting internal links add latency and how to point markup at final URLs.

How SEO Perception detects Search Console queries that earn traffic on more than one URL and how to consolidate intent.

How SEO Perception flags Search Console URLs with strong average position but unusually low CTR, and how to improve titles and snippets.

How SEO Perception evaluates meta descriptions and what to change when they are missing, too long, or duplicated.

Why Open Graph matters for link previews and how SEO Perception checks for core OG tags on crawled pages.

Why SEO Perception flags top queries that do not appear in the title or meta description, and how to align snippets with demand.

How SEO Perception detects question-style Search Console queries and FAQPage JSON-LD for the same URL.

How SEO Perception flags pages with declining clicks or impressions-up/clicks-flat patterns from stored Search Console trends.

What rel=author does, when SEO Perception flags it, and how it relates to Article JSON-LD.

What the optional llms.txt convention is, how SEO Perception probes it on the homepage crawl, and how to publish a root file.

How SEO Perception probes feeds and homepage link declarations so subscribers and tools can discover your feed.

How Business and Enterprise plans join Search Console search appearance impressions with crawled structured data.

How SEO Perception turns Google Search Console sitemap errors and undownloaded feeds into Possibilities.

Why page titles matter in SEO Perception, how we detect missing, over-long, or duplicated titles, and how to fix them.

Why JSON-LD, viewport meta, and the html lang attribute matter, and how SEO Perception detects them on crawled pages.

How SEO Perception compares stored Search Console queries to visible page text and why aligning content with demand matters.

Why SEO Perception flags URLs that redirect but are not linked from other crawled pages, and how to clean up redirect chains and sitemaps.

How SEO Perception uses a quota-safe Google URL Inspection sample to flag fetch failures, accidental noindex, canonical fights, and rich-result errors.