how it runs · opportunity finder

Find SEO opportunities where you are closest to more bookings.

Ask which searches you almost rank for and which pages are losing clicks. The answer comes back with your own numbers and one change to make, and that change waits for your yes.

Ask by text or in the portal · Backed by your own data · Included with every plan
the short answer

How does askotter find SEO opportunities for a local business?

askotter's Opportunity Finder reads a business's Google Analytics 4, Search Console, call log and live website, and answers plain-English questions about them by text or in the portal. It points to searches just off page one and pages losing clicks, and names one change that waits for the owner's approval.

Price
Included with every plan, from $99/mo
Not for
A brand-new site with almost no search traffic yet, where there is too little data to rank opportunities
ask it

Ask about your search traffic the way you would ask a person.

Type a question such as "which page is losing clicks?" and the answer comes back with the numbers behind it. In the portal, every figure links back to the row it came from.

Chat in the askotter portal. Example workspace, invented data.

what it looks for

Searches near page one, and pages losing clicks

The fastest wins are usually pages Google already shows, just not high enough. With local SEO services or small business SEO, our team writes and publishes the changes they call for.

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Just off page one

A page that appears low on page one or on page two.

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Pages losing clicks

Anything that dropped, with what changed on the page around that date.

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Titles nobody clicks

Seen often in search, clicked rarely. The cheapest fix on the list.

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Searches with no page

Services people search for in your area that your site has no page for.

questions

Questions about finding SEO opportunities

What is an SEO opportunity finder?

A tool that reads your search and site data and points to the changes most likely to bring more visits. askotter's version names one change at a time and cites the figures behind it.

What counts as close to page one?

A search where one of your pages already appears low on page one or on page two. Google already treats that page as relevant, so a better title can move it faster than a new page would.

Can I ask questions by text?

Yes, in the same text thread you use for website changes, or in the portal's Chat screen.

Does it change my website on its own?

No. It names the change and waits for your yes, and the previous version is kept in case you want it back.

Ask where your next booking is coming from.

Start free for 14 days, no card. The Opportunity Finder is included with every plan.

Self-managed is $99/mo and scales with the compute you use. Our team runs it from $600/mo.