Georgios Antoniou.Design / Development / Digital systems
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NinjaWeb · Search Intelligence & SEO automation

GeoRanker

A WordPress workspace for location-based service pages, Google Search Console data and SEO task planning. GeoRanker connects page structure, search analysis and recurring review workflows.

Project
NinjaWeb · SEO workflow
Scope
Product design & development
Platform
WordPress · Google Search Console
GeoRanker ninja investigator with a blue magnifying glass

GeoRanker

Search Intelligence / SEO automation
GeoRanker workflowIllustrative preview
STEP 06 / AUTOMATE

From signals to actions

Refresh · plan · review · track

Structure
Collect
Analyse
Prioritise
Plan
Automate
CoverageCompare page, search and sitemap records
Index RadarCompare Search Console snapshots
Action queuePrioritise the follow-up tasks
  1. 01Structure
  2. 02Collect
  3. 03Analyse
  4. 04Prioritise
  5. 05Plan
  6. 06Automate

SECTION 01 / OVERVIEW

The work behind
local search.

Service pages, location data and search reports often sit in separate tools. GeoRanker brings these records into a WordPress workspace, with a path from each URL to a reviewable SEO task.

SECTION 02 / SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Pages, signals
and automation.

The Location Engine supplies page context. Search Intelligence compares the available records. Automation organises follow-up tasks and recurring checks.

GeoRanker / System architecture

A page, its search data and its follow-up tasks.

Page structure

Location Engine

Services and locations
Country, state, region and city context
Templates and variations
Reusable content and page structure
URLs and metadata
Location context, canonicals and SEO fields
Search analysis

Search Intelligence

Google Search Console
Performance data and URL inspection
Coverage and Index Radar
Compare records and changes between snapshots
Page checks and sitemaps
Bring the available evidence into one view
Follow-up work

Automation

Prioritised tasks
A target URL and a reason to act
Content and internal links
Prepare briefs and link suggestions
Recurring checks
Refresh inputs and record the next step
Page context · Search records · Reviewable tasks

Each part of the system refers back to the same page and its location context.

Illustrative system map

System architecture

The Location Engine, Search Intelligence and automation share the same page context.

SECTION 03 / WORKFLOW

From page context
to a defined task.

Explore the six steps from a page’s structure to search data, analysis, priorities, task planning and recurring checks.

STEP 01 / STRUCTURE

Define the page context.

Services, locations and templates establish what a URL represents. That context follows the page through the analysis and task-planning stages.

What this step preparesLocation Engine
  • Service and location catalogue
  • Templates and content variations
  • URLs and SEO metadata
STEP 02 / COLLECT

Bring the records together.

Connect local page records with available Search Console data, sitemap entries and URL inspection information.

What this step preparesConnected records
  • Local page records
  • Search Console snapshots
  • Sitemaps and URL inspection
STEP 03 / ANALYSE

Compare the available evidence.

Coverage checks the relationship between the datasets. Index Radar compares snapshots, while page checks and inspection information add context to the finding.

What this step preparesSearch Intelligence
  • Coverage and sitemap comparison
  • Changes between search snapshots
  • Page checks and inspection context
STEP 04 / PRIORITISE

Give each finding a priority.

Group findings by urgency and source. Each task retains its target URL, the reason it was raised and a recommended follow-up.

What this step preparesAction and recovery queues
  • Finding and priority
  • Target URL and page context
  • Recommended follow-up
STEP 05 / PLAN

Make the task specific.

Planning for content updates and internal links translates findings into briefs and suggestions. Sitemap and recovery tasks retain their own verification steps.

What this step preparesA reviewable work plan
  • Content and metadata briefs
  • Source pages and anchor suggestions
  • Sitemap and recovery tasks
STEP 06 / AUTOMATE

Repeat the checks with control.

Scheduled refreshes repeat the analysis. Batch limits, operator review, summaries and history provide a controlled workflow for recurring work.

What this step preparesRecurring operations
  • Scheduled refresh and analysis
  • Batch limits and operator review
  • Run summaries and history

Select a step to see its inputs and follow-up work.

SECTION 04 / SEARCH INTELLIGENCE

Read the evidence.
Keep the context.

Coverage compares local URLs with search and sitemap records. Index Radar compares Search Console snapshots. The action queue keeps the finding, page and recommended follow-up together.

GeoRanker / Search IntelligenceIllustrative workspace

Read the evidence in context.

Compare records

Coverage

The page, its search data and its sitemap.

Local page record
Identify the URL and its service and location context.
Search Console match
Match available performance data to the URL.
Sitemap membership
Check whether the URL is listed.
Compare snapshots

Index Radar

Changes between two Search Console snapshots.

New in the snapshot
A URL appears in the newer dataset.
Changed click count
Compare recorded clicks across the two snapshots.
Missing from the newer snapshot
Flag the URL for further investigation.
Define the follow-up

Action queue

Keep each finding connected to a task.

Inspect the page
Review the finding and the URL’s context.
Prepare a task brief
Define the content, link or SEO work to review.
Record the next step
Keep the priority and recommended action together.
A shared URL record

Service page and location context

Search data + sitemap records + inspection information + recommended follow-up

Each finding remains connected to the page being reviewed.

Illustrative interface — no live performance figures

The URL remains the reference point

Illustrative workspace showing record comparisons, snapshot changes and follow-up tasks.

SECTION 05 / AUTOMATION

Turn a finding
into a work plan.

Content refresh, internal links, sitemap checks and the recovery queue are separate workstreams. Each begins with a finding and produces a task an operator can inspect.

GeoRanker / Automation workstreams

Give each finding a defined follow-up.

Recurring checks and reviewable follow-up tasks
Workstream

Content refresh

Prepare a focused content or metadata brief.

  • Record the target page and the reason for review.
  • Prepare a title, description or FAQ brief.
  • Keep the proposed changes available for review.
Workstream

Internal links

Plan relevant connections between pages.

  • Choose the target page.
  • Identify relevant source pages.
  • Suggest anchors and link placements.
Workstream

Sitemap checks

Compare page records with sitemap entries.

  • Compare the local URL and sitemap datasets.
  • Surface missing or stale entries.
  • Prepare the next verification task.
Workstream

Recovery queue

Organise findings that need further attention.

  • Collect coverage and snapshot findings.
  • Group tasks by priority and source.
  • Keep the target URL and recommended action visible.

Illustrative automation map

Four distinct workstreams

Content refresh, internal links, sitemap checks and the recovery queue each retain their own task and context.

Recurring operations

Scheduled refreshes repeat the collection and analysis stages. Batch limits, operator review and run history provide a controlled workflow for recurring checks and follow-up tasks.

Search analysis.
A clear follow-up.

The aim is to make the next SEO task specific: which page needs attention, what the available records show and what should be reviewed next.

Project artwork