Search performance
Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for the property you choose, with the previous period calculated alongside so a drop is obvious. Query and page tables are sortable and exportable.
What it does
Deskman does not invent metrics. It reads the APIs you already have access to, lines the numbers up against each other, and tells you which of the three channels moved.
Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for the property you choose, with the previous period calculated alongside so a drop is obvious. Query and page tables are sortable and exportable.
Users, sessions, engagement rate and conversions from GA4, split by channel group, so you can see whether the search movement actually reached the site.
Checks each key page for the shape answer engines need: a real question, a direct answer near the top, valid FAQ or Article schema, and headings that match how people ask. Missing pieces come back as a fix list, not a score alone.
Your prompts, run on a schedule against the engines you connect. Each run records whether you were named, which competitors were, and which URLs the model cited — so you can watch the trend rather than argue about one screenshot.
Broken links, redirect chains, missing metadata, invalid schema and slow templates, sorted by how many sessions each issue touches rather than by severity alone.
The same panel your team reads, exported for the client. Alerts land in Slack when a tracked query drops out of the top ten or a source stops responding.
Connectors
Google and Microsoft connect with one click. Everything else takes a key, checked live before it is stored.
You can add the rest whenever you need them.