Content & SEO
Rank the blog by revenue, and count the crawlers out of the readership first.
Every page carries the visits it earned, the conversions that followed and the revenue behind them. Crawlers are counted apart from people, and content assets published through your content platform are matched to the URLs they became.
The problem
I can prove the blog gets traffic. I cannot prove it earns anything. Much of what the dashboard calls readers turns out to be crawlers, and the piece I'm proudest of may be the one nobody buys after.
What changes
Reveliqo for Content & SEO
Revenue per article
Content is ranked by the conversions and revenue that follow a visit to it, within the attribution window you set. The page that wins the traffic report can finish mid-table here.
Human readers, separated
Verified search crawlers, AI crawlers and other automation are classified at the edge. A jump in requests from an AI crawler reading your documentation never arrives as an audience gain.
From draft to result
Content assets connect to the URLs they publish as, so the brief, the writer and the publication date sit beside what the page went on to produce.
The platform
The modules this relies on
Content & Journeys
Pages, landing pages, paths and content assets, ranked by the outcomes recorded after them.
6 capabilitiesAcquisition
Channels, campaigns, referrers and AI assistants, sorted by revenue rather than traffic volume.
6 capabilitiesTraffic Quality
Classify every request as human, crawler, AI agent, bot or attack before it is counted.
6 capabilitiesRevenue & Sales
What the traffic was worth, in the figures your finance systems already hold.
7 capabilitiesConnect a site today. Read tomorrow's brief instead of building it.
Connect a site and the first brief arrives with the day's changes already explained — traffic separated from bots, conversions attached to revenue, and the evidence behind every sentence one click away.
Real people separated from bots Every answer shows its evidence Reveliqo runs on Reveliqo