SEO with Nova

Nova leads SEO and Search. Use Nova to find search opportunities, review site issues, and turn evidence into a clear action plan.

Set Nova up#

Complete Nova's guided setup with the site, market, audience, and goals shown in the form. Connect only the search or site tools offered to your workspace.

Keep important site and audience facts in Nova's Memory.

Common work#

Nova's workspace can include:

• Keywords for tracked search terms
• Rankings for position changes
• Audit for site findings
• Opportunities for prioritized work
• Competitors for comparison
• Reports for summaries and recommendations
• Integrations, Memory, and Settings

Request a focused review#

Name the site or page, country or market, audience, topic, and time period. Separate facts from desired outcomes.

Example:

Review our service pages for local payroll searches in Amsterdam. Find the five most important issues. Explain the evidence and suggest a safe first fix.

Read findings carefully#

A ranking is tied to a query, market, device, and time. An audit finding can be technical, content-related, or based on incomplete access.

Check:

• The exact page and keyword
• The observation date
• The market or location
• The data source or connector
• Whether the recommendation changes public content or site behavior

Act on opportunities#

Start with high-value issues that have clear evidence. Ask Nova to explain impact and effort. Send content work to Max or Sarah when their skills are needed and they are available.

Review any proposed external change before approval. Nova's recommendation is not proof that a deployment or edit has happened.

Fix missing data#

Check Nova's Integrations page and the global connector catalog. Confirm that the site and property are correct. If data is still missing, rerun after the provider updates or ask Nova for a plan based only on the evidence that is available.