Module overview
Where the keyword rows come from and how to read demand, position, and clicks without paying for a keyword tool.
Founders choosing what to publish next and which pages to sharpen.
Why this module is important
- See up to eight keyword rows chosen from your own pages, not from a generic database.
- Read demand signals gathered from what people actually type into search boxes.
- See real impressions and clicks for your queries once Search Console is connected.
Recommended workflow
- 01
Run a report so Navlio has your pages to mine.
- 02
Ask the agent where you stand or what to target next.
- 03
Read each row: the phrase, the page it belongs to, demand, and position when known.
- 04
Connect Search Console to replace estimates with your real query numbers.
Four sources, one table
Each keyword row blends what your pages say with what searchers actually do.
Candidate phrases are mined from the text of the crawled pages. Every page gets its best phrase before any page gets a second one.
Google, DuckDuckGo, and Bing autocomplete show whether people actually type the phrase. Navlio scores demand as high, medium, low, or none and keeps up to five related phrases.
With Search Console connected, rows show real impressions, clicks, and average position for the queries your pages already appear for.
When volume data is available, rows carry monthly search volume and difficulty so you can pick fights you can win.
Important boundaries
The free report shows phrases without volumes. Deeper numbers arrive through connections.
Every page gets its best phrase before any page gets a second one, so small sites are not drowned out by one strong page.
Navlio suggests targets. It does not stuff keywords into your pages.