Search Cadence
Reads Search Console, never writes to it

Your Search Console,
turned into a weekly to-do list.

Every Monday, Search Cadence reads your search data, finds the pages worth fixing, writes the new title, meta description and content brief for each one, then checks 28 days later whether it worked.

Built for people who work with agents

Every action ships with a prompt.

Do not translate a recommendation into instructions yourself. Each action comes with a complete brief you hand to Claude Code, Cursor, or any agent with access to your repo: the problem, the exact copy, and the rules that stop it inventing claims your page cannot back up.

# Task: fix the SEO of one page

You are working in the codebase for example.com. Apply the
changes below to the page at:

https://example.com/marathon-training-plan

## Why this page

This page already ranks at position 6.2 for "marathon
training plan" with 5,000 impressions, but its
click-through rate is 0.8%, well below what that position
normally earns.

## Changes to make

### Page title

Current:
Training | Example

Change to:
Marathon Training Plan: Weekly Mileage and Pacing
Step 1
Connect

Read-only Google sign-in. Pick which of your verified properties you want watched.

Step 2
Get actions, not charts

Striking-distance keywords, low-CTR titles, decaying pages, cannibalization. Each with a copy-paste fix.

Step 3
See the receipt

Mark a fix done. Twenty-eight days later you get the before and after clicks and position.

Works inside Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor

Every account gets a remote endpoint your assistant can call. Ask what to fix this week and it pulls your live data along with Search Cadence’s recommendations.

Built for people who are not SEOs

No dashboards to interpret. Each action says what to change, gives you the exact text, and explains why it matters in plain language.