Refreshing posts blindly
Rankings feel stuck, so you rewrite old posts and hope. Linkstonic shows which posts are losing clicks or position, so you refresh those first.
For bloggers SEO & AI visibility for publishers
Turn every post into search and AI visibility.
Stop guessing which articles need an update. Every post gets its Google numbers, technical health and AI citations on one screen. It's made for solo bloggers and small editorial teams publishing on their own domain.
Free to start
Search Console built in
4 AI engines tracked
app.linkstonic.com/posts
Sample
Yyourblog.com
Last 28 days
Clicks8,420+6%
Impressions212k+11%
AI citations14+3
PostClicksTrendCited byStatus
/how-to-start-a-podcast2,310
Healthy
Healthy
/best-budget-podcast-mics1,240
Refresh
Refresh
/podcast-editing-software860
Link gap
Link gap
/usb-vs-xlr-microphones540
Not cited
Not cited
Sample dashboard for illustration
See when these assistants cite your posts, or your competitors
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Perplexity
Sound familiar?
You publish more,
You publish more,
but growth feels random.
Effort usually isn't the problem. What's missing is a clear view of which posts are slipping, how the site links together, and whether AI assistants mention you at all.
Internal links left to chance
New articles go live with no links from your strongest posts. See where links are missing and what anchor text to use.
No idea if AI cites you
Readers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity for recommendations. Find out whether those answers name your blog or a competitor's.
Illustrations use sample data.
What bloggers use every week
Editorial SEO with
Editorial SEO with
AI visibility built in.
Connect your site, run automated audits and plug in Google Search Console, so every post is tied to real queries, clicks and positions. Then see how AI assistants talk about your topic.
Article → query mapping
See which posts earn impressions and clicks for the keywords you care about, straight from Search Console data. High impressions with a weak CTR usually means the title or intro needs work.
AI mention & citation context
Track the prompts your readers type into ChatGPT and the other assistants, and see which competitors show up next to you in the same answers.
TrueTrace deep dives
Run a focused AI visibility audit on a URL, a brand or a comparison set when a launch or refresh needs evidence rather than a hunch. You get a score and a ranked fix list.
One-click technical audits
PageSpeed, schema, links, security signals and more, with guidance on what to fix first. Re-run after a theme or plugin change to catch regressions before your impressions drop.
Alerts and integrations (email, Discord and n8n on supported plans) tell you when something moves, so you spend less time checking tabs and more time writing the next post.
DIY vs. one workspace
Five tabs and a spreadsheet, or one place to look.
Most bloggers juggle Search Console, a rank tracker, Lighthouse and a fair amount of guesswork. This is what changes when it all sits in one workspace.
compare --workflow
Fragmented tools
Exports, screenshots and gut feel.
One workspace
Audits, Search Console and AI visibility together.
Deciding what to updateYour Monday question
Guessing from gut feel
Posts ranked by clicks, impressions and AI shifts
Knowing when something moves
You notice weeks later
Alerts on the URLs you flag
AI answersChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity
Generic checklists that ignore them
Model-aware tracking, plus TrueTrace for detail
Technical health
Manual checks after a traffic drop
Automated audits with history
Internal links
A custom spreadsheet
Page × query link opportunities
result
Random rewrites and surprise drops.
Updates tied to data, with numbers you can show sponsors and partners.
Start free
How it works
Three steps, then repeat weekly.
STEP 01Connect
Add your domain
Connect the site you publish on and verify ownership using the method your plan supports.
STEP 02Data
Run an audit and link Search Console
Start a technical audit and import query and page data, so you're prioritizing from numbers instead of hunches.
STEP 03Iterate
Watch Google and AI side by side
Use dashboards and alerts to refresh winners, fix regressions and pitch sponsors or partners with numbers.
Start with one site, add Search Console and AI tracking when you're readyStart free →
Sponsor pitch
Answering a sponsor with real numbers.
A podcast gear brand asks what your site does for microphones. You export 28 days of clicks, impressions and queries for your mic posts from SearchMind, then add which AI assistants cite you for buying prompts. Before sending, you audit the pitched posts, fix broken links and schema, and turn on alerts for those URLs.
- Pitch with clicks and queries for specific posts, not sitewide pageviews
- Show which assistants cite you for buying questions
- Audit the pitched posts before the sponsor clicks through
Tools built for bloggers
Three more tools bloggers reach for every week.
Illustrations use sample data.
FAQ
Questions bloggers ask us.
How Linkstonic fits into a publishing routine, from your first audit to weekly refreshes.
Still have questions?
See which plan fits a solo blog or a small editorial team.
Compare plans →Is Linkstonic good for beginners?
Yes. Start with an automated audit and the basic dashboards, then add Search Console and AI tracking once you're comfortable. Audit items come with plain-English guidance, so you don't need to know what schema is on day one.
Does it replace keyword research tools?
No, it sits next to them. Linkstonic is about execution: technical health, performance data, AI visibility and alerts. It doesn't have a huge keyword database, so keep your research tool for new topics and use Linkstonic to look after what you've published.
How is this different from only using Google Search Console?
Search Console only shows you Google. Linkstonic pulls that data in and adds automated audits, AI assistant visibility, TrueTrace analysis and integrations, so you aren't stitching CSV exports together by hand.
Can I use it on a small site with under 50 posts?
Yes, and it's a good time to start. On a small site you can fix technical issues before they spread across a hundred posts, and you learn early which articles are worth the next refresh.
Will you help with backlinks?
Not with outreach. Linkstonic highlights internal linking opportunities and shows which competitors AI cites instead of you. External link building is a separate job, and it pays to get your own site's links in order first.
What happens after I sign up?
You connect a property, run an audit, optionally link Search Console, and start reviewing the AI and SEO dashboards. Alerts can notify you when metrics change.
Know what to write next, and what to fix.
Pricing scales from solo creators to small editorial teams. Cancel anytime on supported plans.
14+ technical checks
4 AI engines
Search Console insights