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ChatGPTGoogle AI OverviewsGoogle AI ModeGeminiPerplexityClaudeSearch ConsoleAnalytics 4Open the connector →Financial advisorAttorneyCPASyndicatorInsurance brokerageIssues groups every open finding by the check that raised it, not by the page it sits on. Each group carries a verdict, the pages it affects, and what to do about it.
willowdaleequity.com
225 issues worth fixing · 1289 open across 35 types
We swept every page for last year's dates and stats. Evergreen references are ready to update; anything factual we left alone, and the judgment calls are yours.
Everything else was a date or a fact, left alone.
We found an authoritative source for claims across your site. Open any article to copy each source in, then tick it off as you go. Nothing changes on your live site until you do.
1 of 132 articles handled
Willowdale's fortnightly crawl closes with 1,289 open findings across 35 check types. Grouped by check that is 35 decisions rather than 269 page reports, and 225 of them are worth making. The band is computed from the check and the finding's own evidence, never by a model, which is why Title too long appears in all three.
Expanding a group gives you the prescription for that check and the pages it applies to, up to two hundred of them, fetched when you ask rather than loaded up front. Where another part of the product does the job, the row hands you straight to it: this one proposes the inbound links and the sentences to put them in.
Just one internal link points here — more would strengthen the page's authority.
Just one internal link points here — more would strengthen the page's authority.
Just one internal link points here — more would strengthen the page's authority.
Just one internal link points here — more would strengthen the page's authority.
Just one internal link points here — more would strengthen the page's authority.
Just one internal link points here — more would strengthen the page's authority.
Titles and meta descriptions are copy, so Verand drafts the replacement for every affected page in one background run, six at a time, up to 250 pages. Drafts persist through the next crawl and reach your site only when you press Apply. The other 65 check types get guidance and the page list, because a heading hierarchy is not something to guess at.
214 characters; over ~160 gets truncated.
How a K-1 reports your share of a multifamily syndication, why paper losses often exceed distributions, and what lands on your 1040 each April.
198 characters; over ~160 gets truncated.
Accelerated depreciation on a rental property, what a cost segregation study reclassifies, and how the deduction offsets passive income in year one.
186 characters; over ~160 gets truncated.
The income and net-worth thresholds that make you an accredited investor, how sophisticated differs, and which offerings each status can join.
A check fails whether or not anyone searches for the page, so Issues stays complete. A finding graduates into an Opportunity only when a market signal puts a number on the upside, and then both rows carry the marker so you never get asked twice. Cannibalization is found in the crawl, flagged here and resolved there, because merging two pages is a traffic decision about a pair.
This page is 94% similar in topic to /blog/depreciation-multifamily-property — they likely compete for the same query. Consolidate them, or sharpen each page's distinct angle/intent.
This page is 94% similar in topic to /blog/apartment-depreciation-how-does-it-work — they likely compete for the same query. Consolidate them, or sharpen each page's distinct angle/intent.
This page is 95% similar in topic to /blog/effective-gross-income-in-real-estate — they likely compete for the same query. Consolidate them, or sharpen each page's distinct angle/intent.
This page is 95% similar in topic to /blog/gross-operating-income-real-estate — they likely compete for the same query. Consolidate them, or sharpen each page's distinct angle/intent.
How it works
Four steps, and the third one is where the afternoon goes back in your pocket.
Every page, every two weeks, against 75 checks. Nothing is sampled and nothing is capped.
Counted exactly in SQL, then split into worth fixing, consider, and a safe-to-skip pile that arrives collapsed.
The prescription for that check, then every page it applies to, loaded on demand.
Bulk title and meta drafts; llms.txt, robots.txt and sitemap.xml built from your own crawled pages.
What the bands mean, what Verand will fix for you, and what it leaves alone.
Issues is correctness and Opportunities is leverage. A check fails whether or not anyone searches for the page, so Issues lists all of it. A finding becomes an Opportunity only when a market signal quantifies the upside, so Opportunities shows the subset worth money. Three signals overlap, and a row on either side carries a marker pointing at the other.
A deterministic function of the check and the finding's own evidence. A meta description four characters over the 160 target is safe to skip; the same check at 230 is worth fixing. No model grades anything here, and the safe-to-skip band starts collapsed because a large site produces thousands of trivial findings.
Ten of the 75 check types are copy, titles and meta descriptions, and those Verand drafts in bulk. It also writes llms.txt, robots.txt and sitemap.xml from your own crawled pages, and can unblock AI crawlers through the Connector. Everything else gets the prescription and the list of pages; author-schema findings link to Author Bio Pro, which renders them.
No. A drafted fix sits in Verand until you press Apply, and Apply patches one WordPress field on the page you chose: the title, the SEO title or the meta description. On a git-hosted site those three are still copy-and-paste; citations, internal links, takeaways and the year rollover already write back there.
Exports unlock when your plan starts. Viewing is never gated, on any plan or during the trial, and the articles you write in Verand export on any plan, because they are yours. The sheet is one row per issue type with its category, severity, verdict, page count, whether a fix or an AI draft is available, and the guidance.
The deep crawl runs on the 1st and the 15th on every plan, and Re-run audit is there when you want it sooner. Pages whose content hash has not moved are not re-read by the deeper checks, so a re-crawl costs close to nothing on a site that did not change.
The first crawl runs during onboarding, on every page you have, and the worklist is sorted and waiting when it lands.
Content built to rank in Google and get cited by ChatGPTPerplexityGeminiClaude, with every claim checked before it goes live.