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The radar chart covers Technical, Content, Authority, Visibility and Sentiment.
SEO data can be hard to weigh together. Strengths and weaknesses puts your existing project data into five plain pillars so you can see where to look next.
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Aggregates existing project data into a scorecard across Technical, Content, Authority, Visibility and Sentiment.
A radar chart, a composite index, leading and lagging pillars, and the drivers behind each pillar.
The radar chart covers Technical, Content, Authority, Visibility and Sentiment.
Each pillar includes its score and the key drivers behind it.
The KPI strip names your leading pillar and your lagging pillar.

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You review several client projects each month.
The five pillars give you a shared starting point for each review.
You inspect the drivers behind the lagging pillar before making a plan.
You keep your roofing site data in one project.
The scorecard puts technical and ranking information beside customer sentiment.
You open the pillar breakdown when choosing the next task.
You want a simple view of your landscaping website.
The radar chart shows the five areas together.
You use the leading and lagging labels to guide your review.
It combines existing project data across five pillars: Technical, Content, Authority, Visibility and Sentiment.
No. It summarizes existing project data. The Site audit remains the place to inspect individual technical issues and fixes.
They are the project data points shown under each pillar to explain what contributes to that area.