Managed visibility, explained

BlogBurst is a managed search and AI-visibility service supported by software. We diagnose a site, prepare a prioritized remediation queue, deliver agreed work, and rerun the measurements. It is not a fully autonomous growth engine.

It is best suited to B2B software, expert services, and considered-purchase products with a real website and an identifiable buyer. It is not a bulk-content package or a shortcut to guaranteed rankings.

The 30-day pilot covers one site and one market: baseline diagnostics, a prioritized queue, an agreed delivery batch, and a rerun that compares the same measurable signals.

Depending on the diagnosis, work may include technical fixes, page improvements, evidence-backed articles, structured data, internal links, and channel-ready drafts. The agreed statement of work controls the actual deliverables.

No. Publishing follows the authority agreed for each channel. Draft-only channels remain draft-only, and website or account access is not treated as blanket permission to publish.

After the pilot, ongoing plans are typically $500–$1,500 per month for roughly 4–8 delivered pages or articles, depending on scope and implementation complexity.

The dashboard keeps site checks, AI-surface observations, site-scoped Google Search Console metrics, and first-party inquiry signals separate. If a source is unavailable, the result is shown as unmeasured rather than zero.

It records a site key, event name, page URL, referrer, campaign tags, session ID, and timestamp. It does not accept form fields, query strings, or IP addresses; contact-like values in allowed fields are dropped or redacted, and the script honors browser Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals. An inquiry event is a signal, not proof of a qualified lead or revenue.

Not currently. The dedicated Google generative-AI report is not integrated, so AI impressions are shown as unmeasured. Search Console metrics are labeled separately and are not presented as AI citations.

No. Search rankings, AI citations, leads, and revenue depend on external systems and customer behavior. BlogBurst commits to the agreed work and transparent measurement, not guaranteed commercial outcomes.

We compare dated signals from the same source, label their scope, and keep correlation separate from causation. Revenue is only shown when the customer supplies an explicit, defensible data link.