Keyword analysis grounded in real search data
Real Google Search Console data, per page — cross-referenced against that page's own title, headings, and content, with recommendations built from its actual numbers.
The queries each page actually ranks for
Connect Search Console and MarketMan shows, page by page, the exact searches driving impressions and clicks — then checks whether the page's title and opening content actually match the intent of the people arriving on it.
Tell us what a page should rank for
Name the keywords you want a page to win, and MarketMan checks them against what is on the page and how the page is really performing in search — so a target is measured against evidence, not a hunch.
- Keyword presence and prominence in the title, headings, and body
- Current position and click-through rate for each target term
- Pages that are quietly competing with each other for the same term instead of one winning it outright
Keyword cannibalization, spelled out
When two of your pages both rank on page two for the same query, neither tends to break onto page one — they split the signal. MarketMan flags those pairs by name so you can decide which page owns the term and point the other one somewhere else, rather than leaving both to underperform indefinitely.
Start freeWhat you connect, and what stays private
Keyword analysis runs on a read-only Google Search Console connection for the property you already own. MarketMan reads the query, impression, click, and position data for your pages and nothing else — no ads account, no write access, and you can disconnect it at any time from the site's settings.
Start freeFurther reading
Turning Search Console Data Into an Actual Content Plan
Search Console tells you exactly what people are already finding your site for — most of that signal goes unused.
Aug 16, 2026 · 2 min read
Meta Descriptions Don't Affect Rankings — But Clicks
A meta description isn't a ranking factor, but it's often the deciding line between a click and a scroll past.
Aug 7, 2026 · 1 min read
Writing Meta Titles That Serve SEO and Your Brand
Keyword-first titles and brand-first titles don't have to be a tradeoff — the order just depends on what the page is for.
Aug 14, 2026 · 2 min read
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