Pages now brings Moz-powered Search Visibility data alongside AI Visibility, giving you a fuller picture of every page’s performance across Google and AI search. Your AI Marketer can use these signals to identify opportunities and draft improvements.

What's new

Site and page authority at a glance

The Pages homepage now shows site-level authority scores and two new columns:

  • Domain Authority and Brand Authority. Site-wide and brand-wide strength, each scored from 1 to 100, shown at the top of the Pages homepage.
  • Page Authority. Predicted ranking strength for each page, scored from 1 to 100.
  • Linking Root Domains. The number of distinct sites linking to each page.

SEO data for every page

Every page now includes a Search Visibility tab with four panels:

  • SEO Keywords. The top 50 Google keywords the page ranks for, with keyword, intent, position, volume, and difficulty.
  • Search Intent. The intent behind the page’s ranking keywords, weighted by search volume.
  • Citation Opportunities. Sites that link to your competitors but not to this page, ranked by overlap.
  • Page Health. Technical analysis of the page.

Your AI Marketer can act on both

Your AI Marketer reads these signals alongside Search Console and your AI Visibility data. Start with either of these prompts:

  • “Which of my pages rank on page one in Google but aren't cited on my tracked prompts?”
  • “Which sites link to my top AI competitors but not to me?”

Your AI Marketer identifies gaps and drafts fixes to test, such as restructuring a passage so answer engines can quote it.

How you can use this

SEO fundamentals remain a useful starting point for AI visibility. With Google rankings and AI citations side by side, you can identify four states and decide what to investigate next:

  • Strong in Google, not cited on tracked prompts. Check AI crawler access and test clearer, more quotable passages.
  • Weak in Google, cited on tracked prompts. Look for opportunities to improve rankings through content, links, and authority.
  • Strong in both. Protect performance and explore coverage of related prompts.
  • Weak in both. Start with crawlability and indexing, then assess content and authority.

Start with pages that rank well but aren't cited on your tracked prompts. These pages already perform in Google, so the next things to test are how they're structured, which passages an answer engine could quote, and what AI crawlers can read.

Get started

Search Visibility is live today in Pages. Ask your AI Marketer, “Which of my pages rank on page one in Google but aren't cited on my tracked prompts?”

If you're not yet a Profound customer, get a demo to see where Google rankings and AI citations differ across your pages. You can check out our other product updates on our blog.