Use cases
Know what you're missing.
6 situations. Each one is a question somebody could not answer about their own website.
Use cases
Why people come looking.
How does probeo help with a site migration?
Read →Due DiligenceHow does probeo help with due diligence on a website?
Read →Content RefactorHow does probeo help with a content refactor?
Read →AI Overviews and AnswersHow does probeo help with AI Overviews and answers?
Read →Agency AccountabilityHow does probeo help you hold an agency accountable?
Read →AccessibilityHow does probeo help with accessibility?
Read →The underlying problem
Nobody has a complete, shared view.
These aren't isolated SEO, content or engineering problems. They happen because nobody has a complete, shared view of the website and how it is changing.
How probeo helps
Detect, decide, act, verify.
- Detect
Pages are read continuously, ordered by what they are worth and what changed, so a change is noticed whether or not anyone was looking for it.
- Decide
The change is ranked against everything else on the site, which separates what matters from what merely differs.
- Act
Probeo does the work. Pages are rewritten from researched, cited facts, or the fix goes to your engineers as a prompt for their own coding agent. You decide what ships.
- Verify
The next run says whether it worked, and the record keeps both states.
How it can do that
Every page, read continuously, kept.
The whole surface is under management, read continuously rather than sampled.
Each run compared to the last, so change carries a date.
What each page is meant to answer, held as a question.
Every page joined to what it actually earns.
What each page is for, and whether what it says holds up, graded against Google's own quality rater guidelines.
What to fix first, decided from what each page earns and how it is moving.
They knew for two years. They still could not say which pages.
Bizee · organic impressions −78% over twelve months, their own Search Console
Give us a URL. That is it.
Enter your site and see what the AI answers say about you, and which questions they answer without you.