Article analyzer

The recommendation on a calendar card tells you what to do. The analyzer tells you why, and hands you the wording to do it.

Running it

Open a post in the Blog Calendar and choose to analyse it. We fetch the live page, read the actual content, and combine it with whatever Search Console data exists for that URL. It takes a few seconds.

What you get

• Summary: what this article is and who it serves, in a couple of sentences.
• Pros: what already works. Do not skip this part, it tells you what not to break when rewriting.
• Cons: what is holding the page back, from a buried answer and a vague title to missing structure or thin coverage of the actual question.
• Recommendations: concrete changes in priority order.
• Fix prompt: the whole thing rewritten as an instruction. Paste it into your writing assistant, or send it to whoever writes for you.

How to use it well

Analyse the posts where the calendar recommendation and the numbers disagree with your intuition. A page with plenty of impressions and no clicks is the classic case: the analyzer almost always points at the title and the first paragraph, which is a thirty minute fix, not a rewrite.

For AI visibility specifically, watch for two cons in particular: no direct answer near the top, and no concrete facts or figures. Both are the difference between a page an engine can quote and a page it skims past.

If it fails

An analysis can fail if the page is behind a login, blocks crawlers, or returns something other than an article. Check the URL opens in a private browser window, then retry. If it keeps failing on a page that clearly works, contact support with the URL.

Related: Blog Calendar, Site Scan, AI Visibility Playbook.