Product

One engine for your whole search presence.

KeySignals reads your live site, finds the searches worth winning, writes and publishes the pages that win them, and keeps checking Google and the AI engines to improve them — work that usually takes a stack of tools and an agency.

Keyword research

Know which searches are worth your next page.

Most keyword tools hand you ten thousand rows. KeySignals starts from your business and your market, and keeps only what you could credibly win.

What it does

  • Ideas from your seed terms, competitors’ rankings, related searches and your own Search Console queries
  • Volumes and difficulty for your country and language, from live search data
  • Every keyword judged on fit with what you sell, demand and how winnable its top ten is
  • Dropped keywords keep the reason they left, and come back in one click
  • Rank checks on demand, down to position 200
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High

12

plan these first

Mid

21

worth a page

Low

15

kept, not urgent

Keyword

Volume

Priority

Rank

coffee subscription33,100High#18
wholesale coffee beans6,600High#14
cold brew ratio9,900High—
single origin coffee5,400Mid—
french press vs pour over2,900Mid#31
coffee gift ideas14,800Low—

Dropped · “starbucks reserve” — every result is one brand’s own site.

Restore
Example— = not measured yet, never shown as zero

Competitor analysis

Compete with who is really there.

Your competitors in search are not always your competitors in business. KeySignals finds the sites that hold the results you want, and sets aside the marketplaces and news sites that only look like rivals.

What it does

  • Competitors found from the live results for your terms, each kept with a reason
  • You and your rivals on the same axes: rankings, shared keywords, AI share of voice
  • Keyword gap: what they rank for that you do not
  • Backlink profiles, one competitor at a time
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Site

Top 10

Shared

AI share

Hilltop Coffee (you)94831%
Summit Bean Co.2711244%
Copper Kettle Coffee188622%

Keyword gap · Summit Bean Co.

coffee subscription giftdecaf coffee beansespresso blendcoffee of the month club
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Content plan

A plan of pages, not a pile of keywords.

Two keywords that share ranking pages belong on one page; two that do not need two. KeySignals groups them that way, arranges them into topic hubs, and picks each page’s format from what ranks.

What it does

  • Pages grouped from shared top-ten results, not from similar wording
  • Topic hubs: one pillar page and the pages that support it, linked together
  • Nine formats — guide, explainer, list, comparison, service page, local page, template, tool page, FAQ
  • Pages you already rank with are improved, never duplicated
  • “Not worth a page” for searches no business like yours could win — with the reason, and an undo
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14 to write: 2 service pages · 1 tool page · 1 template · 6 guides · 2 explainers · 2 comparisons · 1 not worth a page

Cold brew4 pages · 31,700 searches/mo
PillarHow to make cold brew at homeGuide
Cold brew coffee ratioTool page · a calculator would compete better
Cold brew vs iced coffeeComparison
What is nitro cold brewExplainer
Wholesale coffee beans for cafésas service pageYour page /wholesale · #14 Improve

Not worth a page · “starbucks cold brew” — the whole top ten is Starbucks’ own site.

Plan anyway
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Writing & publishing

Pages that sound like you, built to compete.

Every draft starts from today’s top ten for its search: what they cover, what they miss, and what people still ask. Then it is written in your voice, for your business, in your market’s language.

What it does

  • Briefs from the current top ten, with the questions searchers ask
  • Research facts with their sources, skipping what competitors already say
  • A second model reviews every draft and sends it back if it falls short
  • Internal links to your published pages woven in
  • Published to WordPress as a draft or live, with the sitemap and indexing pings sent for you
keysignals.tech/content/articles
Guide1,840 words · 9 min

How to Make Cold Brew at Home: Ratio, Grind and Steep Time

Use 1 part coarse-ground coffee to 4 parts cold water, steep for 12–18 hours, then strain twice…

What you need

The ratio, by strength

Step by step

How long it keeps

3 internal links woven in

Materials

6 facts kept

each with its source; none the top ten already say

Quality check

Passed after 1 revision

Publish

WordPress · as draft

Publish
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Rankings & improvements

Ranking is maintenance. It does the maintenance.

A page that ranks today drifts as competitors publish and searchers change. KeySignals watches every page and writes the fix when one starts to slip — then waits for you.

What it does

  • Google Search Console clicks, impressions and positions, synced weekly
  • New titles and descriptions when a page ranks but is not clicked enough
  • New sections when a page shows up for questions it never answers
  • Rewrites of any page on your site, with a before-and-after
  • Nothing applied until you approve it — and anything applied can be reverted
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Clicks · Search Console

12 wks
cold brew ratio#9#4
wholesale coffee beans#14#8

AI answers · named you

ChatGPT
38%
Gemini
27%
Perplexity
46%
AI Overviews
15%
AI Mode
21%
YouTop competitormention rate
Improvement ready/blog/french-press-guide

Ranks #6 but gets fewer clicks than a #6 should. New title and description written — nothing changes on your site until you approve.

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Site health

The plumbing that decides whether good pages get seen.

A great page that loads slowly, blocks crawlers or hides its structure ranks late and low. KeySignals checks the groundwork across your site.

What it does

  • Site audit with Core Web Vitals from PageSpeed Insights
  • Structured data and answer-ready blocks that AI engines can quote
  • AI crawler access in robots.txt, and an llms.txt you can publish
  • Internal link suggestions across your whole site
keysignals.tech/seo/optimize/audit
Largest Contentful Paint2.1 s · good
Layout shift0.04 · good
AI crawlers allowed in robots.txtGPTBot, PerplexityBot
llms.txtmissing — generate one
Structured dataProduct, Organization found
Internal links7 suggested links to place
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Teams & markets

Every site, every market, one workspace.

Run one site or a portfolio. Each site keeps its own market, language, plan and history; your team works in all of them.

What it does

  • 39 markets and 15 writing languages, set per site
  • Several sites in one organization, a click apart
  • Invite teammates as owners, admins, members or viewers
  • Paid steps show their cost and ask before they run
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Sites in this organization

hilltop-coffee.com

United States · English

14 planned · 6 live

hilltop-coffee.es

Spain · Spanish

9 planned · 2 live

hilltop-wholesale.co.uk

United Kingdom · English

5 planned

Team

MMaya R.Owner
LLeo P.Admin
SSam K.Member
CClient viewViewer
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Built to be trusted

Rules it keeps on every site.

The things a search tool could get away with, and KeySignals doesn’t.

Every decision has a reason

Competitors, dropped keywords, page formats and skipped pages each carry one sentence on why.

Facts carry their sources

Research facts are graded and linked to where they came from, before they reach a draft.

Nothing invented about you

No made-up reviews, ratings, prices, guarantees, offices or phone numbers — ever, on any page.

Blank, not zero

A number that has not been measured shows as blank. It never pretends to be a measured zero.

Costs before clicks

Steps that spend money on data show what they cost and ask first.

You approve what goes live

Auto-publishing is off until you switch it on. Changes to existing pages wait for approval and can be reverted.

Questions

About the product. More on the home page.

Your website address, a quick check of the business profile it drafts, and the market you sell in. Connecting Google Search Console is strongly recommended — without it, positions are estimates. A WordPress connection is only needed if you want it to publish for you.

Yes — that is the usual case. It reads the site you already have, plans around the pages that already rank, and improves those rather than writing new pages that would compete with them.

It reads the live top ten. If every result is one brand’s own site, only shops sell it, or the words mean something unrelated to your business, a page from you would not rank — so it sets that search aside with the reason. One click puts it back in the plan.

It writes in 15 languages and researches 39 markets. Your market and your writing language are set separately, and keyword data, competitors and page formats are judged for your market rather than translated.

ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode.

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