SEO decision engine

Check the opportunity. Then choose your move.

Onça helps you inspect the evidence behind search opportunities, decide what deserves attention, and carry supported recommendations into editing or drafting.

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Check the opportunity firstIllustrative example · sample data
01 / Read the evidence

Visibility is only the start.

/services/consultations
Impressions
12,000
Clicks
120
Click-through rate
1.0%

Example period: 28 days

Read the query history and page findings before choosing what to change.

02 / Screen the opportunity

Some signals deserve a move. Others need more evidence.

Demand confirmedReview the consultation page

In this example, the query has supporting demand evidence and the audit found metadata worth reviewing.

Demand unverifiedSet the new article idea aside

Onça could not verify the demand behind this other target. An impression count alone is not a reason to draft.

Unverified does not mean no demand. The screen considers more than the click count shown here.

03 / Make the next move
Edit metadata

See what your edit fixes.

13 characters · 60 recommended max0 characters · 160 recommended max

2 findings to review

  • Title is shorter than 30 characters. Add specifics.
  • Meta description is empty. Add a summary of the page.
Sample search preview

Consultations

Add a description to preview your page summary.

Sample Site Audit checks. Search results may differ.

Browser-only example. It does not publish changes.

Check the evidence. Choose the move. Keep the final call.

Evidence, decision, delivery

Search history, page audits, and query overlap give you context. The recommendation queue brings eligible candidates together with evidence, confidence, projections where available, and limits.

Supported actions open metadata editing, a new draft, or a refresh. Other moves remain guidance for you to carry out. Google Business posting has its own review, calendar, and publishing workflow.

Sometimes the useful answer is to wait

Demand screening can set candidates aside or decline a draft. Read why the evidence is not strong enough, then decide whether you have relevant business context to proceed.

Learn how to read the verdicts in the queue docs, and how to connect the required sources in Getting started.

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