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ConversationOn Analytics · Aug 1 – Aug 31
What drove the August lift on /pricing/?
Position, rather than demand. On Aug 14 the page moved from 8 to 3 for its main query, the day the comparison section went live.
Clicks+31%vs July
Impressions+4%vs July
Position8 → 3from Aug 14
Next stepGive /search-ai/ the same comparison section. It ranks 6th for the sister query.
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Rankings
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Shared with Maya
She picked it up at 9:14
ConversationAug 1 – Aug 31
What drove the August lift on /pricing/?
Position, rather than demand. On Aug 14 the page moved from 8 to 3 for its main query, the day the comparison section went live.
Clicks+31%vs July
Impressions+4%vs July
Position8 → 3from Aug 14
Next stepGive /search-ai/ the same comparison section. It ranks 6th for the sister query.
Maya joined the threadPicked up where you left off

Ask a question the way you’d ask your strategist. The Agent answers from your live data, and knows which page you’re on and the dates you picked.

Ask your data anything

Ask why a page slipped and get the answer from your live data.

Rankings, share of voice, Search Console, GA4, Business Profile, pages, backlinks, content and ideas, in one conversation. The Agent answers from your live data, and it knows the page you are on and the date range you set, so a question asked on Analytics is answered for that page and that period.

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Starter questionsLive data
Which pages lost clicks this month?
Where does Brex beat us in AI answers?
Which headings do rivals have that we do not?
Where is our backlink profile thin?
What should we write next?
Which locations got fewer calls?
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Analytics · /search-ai/
Aug 1 – Aug 31 · vs July
Both travel with the question.
What to do next

Every answer tells you what to do next, and why.

An answer on its own is not an action. When the Agent explains why a page slipped, it also says what to do: the headings a rival has that you do not, where your backlink profile is thin, what to change on the page and in what order. Each recommendation carries the reason behind it.

Strategy & Reporting, run by our team →
Answer/search-ai/
The page lost position after a rival published a comparison page. Two headings on their page answer questions yours does not, and your pricing table sits below the fold.
Recommendation
“Pricing compared” sectionMissing
“Who it is for” headingMissing
Pricing tableBelow the fold
Next step
3changes to make on the page

In order, with the reason for each.

Your permissions

Each person sees only the data they already have access to.

Every conversation is pinned to your account, and every table and column is checked against the permissions of the person asking. A client sees their own data and nothing from any other account. The Agent reads, it never writes, so nothing in Pulse changes because of a question.

PermissionsRead-only
Joe G.Marketing lead · deangarland.com
Rankings and share of voiceCan see
Search Console and GA4Can see
Pages, backlinks and auditsCan see
Content, ideas and ContextCan see
Other clients’ accountsHidden
Billing and internal notesHidden
Pinned to
1account per conversation

Every table and column is checked as the person asking.

Drafts in your voice

Ask for a draft and get one in your voice, right in the chat.

Ask for a section, a post or an outline and the Agent drafts it from Context: your facts with their sources, your voice and the buyer it is for. The draft arrives in the conversation, ready to review, so the answer to “what should this page say” can be the words themselves.

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DraftFrom Context
Draft the comparison section for /search-ai/, in our voice.

How we compare on AI search

Most agencies report rankings. We report your share of Google and AI answers, beside each competitor, refreshed on a schedule you choose, with every citation named.

Written from
Facts3 cited
VoiceOperator Clarity
BuyerMulti-Location Operator
Share the thread

Hand a conversation to a colleague and they pick it up where you left off.

Share a conversation with a colleague and they see every question, every answer and the sources behind each one. They can carry it on, or branch off with a question of their own. The work you did this morning is there for the person who needs it this afternoon.

Shared thread2 people
Joe G. · 8:52Why did clicks on /search-ai/ drop in August?
Agent · 8:52Clicks fell while impressions held. On Aug 14 the page moved from 4 to 8 after a rival published a comparison page.
Maya R. · 9:14Picking this up. Which three alternatives do buyers name?
Picked up
Maya R.Content lead · joined 9:14
Every answer and its sources, in place

Ask from any page in Pulse, or from your AI assistant through the API.

Ask in Pulse, share the thread, or connect your AI to the same data.

On every pageThe Agent sits on every page in Pulse, with the page and date range in view.
Starter questionsThe questions clients ask most, ready to run on your data.
RecommendationsWhat to change, in order, with the reason for each.
DraftsSections, posts and outlines written from your Context, in the conversation.
Shared threadsConversations your team can pick up, carry on or branch from.
Your AIThrough the API, Claude and other assistants can ask the same questions of your data.

Straight answers about the Agent.

What can we ask it?

Anything about the data Pulse holds for your account: rankings, share of voice, Search Console, GA4, Business Profile, pages, backlinks, audits, content and ideas. It answers from the live numbers and says which sources it read.

Where do the answers come from?

From your live data in Pulse, read as you would read it, through queries the Agent writes and runs. It never answers from memory of a previous month. Each answer names the sources it used.

Can it see other clients’ data?

No. A conversation is pinned to your account, and every table and column is checked against the permissions of the person asking. It sees what your role can see and nothing else.

Can it change anything?

No. The Agent reads and never writes. Nothing in Pulse changes because of a question, and a draft it writes stays in the conversation until someone chooses to use it.

Can it write?

It drafts from your Context: sections, posts and outlines in your voice, with your facts and their sources. Reviewing and publishing happen in Content.

Can my team see my conversations?

Only the ones you share. A shared thread shows every question, answer and source, and a colleague can carry it on or branch from it.

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