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Keep a large archive ranking and healthy
Find the posts that are slipping, see exactly what each one misses, and fix it before the traffic is gone. Every post on every site, checked every night.
hearthandhome.co
Data through 28 Oct · final to 26 Oct
Best sofas for small spaces
Refresh this post.
It was in Google’s top 10 and slipped from spot 3.2 to 6.8 after the March core update. Clicks are down 24% on the same weeks last year.
Clicks a week
Mar core update
What to do
- Compare it with what ranks today
- Keep “small sofa” and “loveseat”: they bring 31% of clicks
- Monitor it from the day you change it
Clicks to gain: +610 a month
what changes
An archive that keeps earning
Old posts are where most of a publisher's traffic lives, and where it quietly leaks away.
01 · the problem
Thousands of posts, no place to start
Traffic drops across the archive, but nobody can say which posts to fix first, or why.
what changes
Advice for every post
Site Metric reads your Search Console and sorts every post: keep it, refresh it, rewrite it, merge it or tune it, with the clicks there are to gain and the reason in plain words.
Site Metric02 · the problem
Refreshes that change the wrong things
A writer rewrites an old post from scratch, loses what was ranking, and still misses what readers now expect.
what changes
Know what the post misses
Content Refresh compares your live post with the pages that outrank it today and lists each need: there, partly there or missing, where it goes, and what now reads out of date.
Super Research03 · the problem
Changes nobody noticed
An update strips the alt text, a link breaks, a post turns noindex, and you hear about it from the traffic.
what changes
Every change on record
Site Monitor reads every site each night, keeps a version of each post that changes, and checks links, images and search settings, with the fix for each issue.
Site Monitor
a day in the life
From a falling post to a fixed one
Four steps, each with the evidence beside it.
- 01Find
See what slipped, and why
Site Metric shows which posts are declining and the likely cause: a Google update, a technical fault, decay, or two posts competing for one search.
- 02Compare
See what the post misses
Bring the live post into Content Refresh and compare it with what ranks today, need by need.
- 03Refresh
Fix it in place
Update the post in Paper, add a quick answer, a Jump To box or Listen to Post, and copy it back to WordPress.
- 04Prove
Check that it worked
Monitor the post: clicks before and after the change, set against the whole site, with a verdict in words.
what you'll use
Made for archives, not single posts
What a publisher with years of posts gets out of it.
- Site Metric
Advice for every post
- Keep, refresh, rewrite, merge or tune, with the reason
- Declines explained: an update, a fault, decay or two posts competing
- Posts with no impressions in a year, listed to prune
- Super Research
Content Refresh
- Your live post beside the pages that outrank it
- Every need: there, partly there or missing
- Lines that read out of date, and whether the title fits
- Site Monitor
Every change on record
- A version each time a post changes, compared word by word
- Nightly checks for broken links, noindex pages and more
- A backup of a site's posts that WordPress can import
- Blog Features
New life for old posts
- A quick answer search engines can quote
- Jump To, checklists and fact cards for long guides
- Listen to Post: the post read aloud, with chapters
- Paper
Refresh the post in place
- Bring a live post in with its embeds and recipe cards
- A version kept before anything is replaced
- The HTML copied back into WordPress
- Voice Studio
Many authors, one standard
- A voiceprint for each author
- Rewrites measured against the author's own range
- Each author's personal details on one card
Your archive, kept safe
Pictures kept
A copy of every image in your posts, so old versions keep their pictures.
Site backups
Download a site's posts, pages and pictures as a file WordPress can import.
Index status
Which posts Google has indexed, crawled and left out, or never seen.
Search settings
Noindex posts, canonicals that point elsewhere and missing descriptions.
faq
Questions, answered
What publishers ask us most, in plain words.
Something else? Book a demo or write to us.
01Does Site Monitor change anything on our sites?
No. It only reads. It never writes to a site, so your posts stay exactly as they are.
02Where does the advice for each post come from?
From your own Search Console: the post's last 13 weeks against the same weeks a year before, its main search, its position and your site's own click rates. The rules are written down and counted, not guessed by a model.
03Can we see whether a refresh worked?
Yes. Add the post to Monitor with the day it changed. Site Metric compares its clicks a day before and after, against the whole site, and says whether it is improving, steady, declining or worth rolling back.
04Is our Search Console data shared with anyone?
No. Access is read-only, it is used only to show you your numbers, and it is never sold or used to train AI.
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