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Search + AI Opportunity Finder
Less reporting noise. A clearer next move. Bring your search or AI-visibility exports and find the pages worth a closer look.
Choose the evidence. Find the opportunity.
Analyze one source at a time. Use a sample first, or bring an unzipped English CSV table. No login, email gate, or report upload to a server.
One table, one period, up to 5,000 unique rows. No XLSX, ZIP, GA4, chart/date tables, or combined comparison exports. Do not upload personal customer records.
Compare with a previous period (optional)
Use equal-length, completed, non-overlapping periods. We rely on the dates you enter; row exports usually do not identify their date range.
Column Mapping (if automatic detection needs help)
Choose only the metric actually reported. Do not relabel ordinary Search impressions as AI impressions. This mapping also applies to the prior file.
Comma-separated hints about what matters to your business. A phrase match is not proof of purchase intent.
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What the Search + AI Opportunity Finder tells you
Start with the source you actually have. The tool summarizes the supplied rows, highlights matched gains and losses when you provide two comparable periods, and suggests up to three distinct rows to review. Commercial hints come from your phrases—not a hidden score.
Our transparent review threshold is 30 reported impressions or citations. For ordinary Search, positions 4–20 can be another review cue. These are Blackout prioritization rules, not Google or Bing benchmarks. Visibility is not the same as a qualified lead.
Is this a live Google rank checker?
No. This analyzes historical data from your own export. Rankings vary by location, device, and time. A site-wide average is not your current position for every keyword, and a small improvement cannot be promised from a score.
Why can these totals differ from Search Console?
Exported tables can omit anonymized queries and may not contain every row. Page-level aggregation can also differ from property totals. Use the results to prioritize the rows you supplied; do not treat them as a replacement for your complete Search Console report.
Does this show where we appear in AI search?
Only to the extent documented by the source you supply. Google AI impressions and Bing AI citations cover their supported reporting surfaces. An ordinary Search CSV cannot establish ChatGPT visibility. These reports do not reveal every prompt, personalized answer, or AI referral visit. We never combine the sources into a universal AI score.
What does a missing page mean?
Not enough information. Export limits, filters, anonymization, and low-volume reporting can remove rows. A row absent from either file is marked not comparable, not assigned zero. Even an exported zero can reflect unavailable source data; confirm unusual changes in the original report.
What if my column names differ?
Use Column Mapping for a single English table. Select the actual page/query and source metrics. The prior file must have the same column order. Unsupported report shapes fail with an explanation rather than guessed numbers.
For the next step, see our Lehi B2B demand framework or explore SEO + AI Search consulting.
Want a second pair of eyes?
Bring the numbers. Let’s find the constraint.
Have our team help interpret the result and work out what deserves attention. Contacting us does not automatically subscribe you to marketing emails.
Useful checks from the source
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Methodology: original Blackout calculations and prioritization rules. Source definitions: Google Search, Google AI impressions, Bing AI Performance, and Lighthouse. Last reviewed September 19, 2026. No ranking, revenue, or advertising-performance guarantee. Privacy policy.