Integrations
What Seerly connects to, what each connection adds, and when it is worth connecting.
See Settings for everything else on that screen.
What each connection unlocks
| Connection | Unlocks |
|---|---|
| Google Analytics | Traffic Analysis, including arrivals from AI assistants |
| Google Search Console | Search Performance |
| WordPress | Publishing drafts direct to your site |
| Webflow | Publishing into a collection, once fields are mapped |
| Google Ads | Draft campaigns built from your topics |
| Bing Webmaster Tools | Bing-side indexing signals |
Overview#
Seerly works perfectly well without connecting anything, since measuring AI visibility needs only your domain. What integrations add is downstream context and the removal of a few manual steps.
Google Analytics#
Available on all plans. It identifies visitors arriving from AI assistants and separates them from ordinary search and direct traffic, which is how you find out whether visibility is producing visits at all.
Read direction rather than absolute counts here. AI referrer attribution is imprecise across the whole industry rather than just in this product, and a great many AI conversations end without a click to anybody.
Google Search Console#
This brings your Google search performance alongside your AI visibility, so the same page can be read on both surfaces at once. The connection is read-only and Seerly never modifies your property.
The most useful thing it exposes is the mismatch: pages ranking well in Google that are never cited by AI engines. That gap is usually structural rather than editorial, and it is diagnosable through Smart Audit.
WordPress and Webflow#
These publish drafts straight to your own site. Both convert the content into markup the destination understands, complete with headings, a meta description and structured data, so what arrives does not need cleaning up by hand.
Webflow takes a little more setting up because collections carry custom fields that vary from site to site. You map those once in settings and every later publish reuses the mapping.
Google Ads#
Connecting an account improves the search volume and competition figures used when mapping your category's demand. The connection is read-only, used to inform keyword research, and Seerly does not create, edit or spend against campaigns through it.
Beyond better keyword data, a connected account also lets Seerly draft campaigns aimed at the gaps it has found. See Google Ads.
Bing Webmaster Tools#
This supplements the search picture beyond Google, which matters more than it might appear to, since some AI answer surfaces draw on Bing's index rather than Google's.
Custom integrations#
If you need Seerly data flowing into your own dashboards, warehouse or reporting stack, that is scoped as part of the plan. Get in touch describing what you need to connect and where it needs to land.
Best practices#
- Google Analytics connected early, so a baseline exists before you change anything.
- Search Console connected if organic search matters to you, since the cross-surface comparison is where several of the more useful findings come from.
- WordPress or Webflow connected if you publish to your own site.
Next steps#
- Connect Google Analytics first, for the widest value and because it is available on every plan.
- Add Search Console next if you already have an SEO practice worth comparing against.
- Connect WordPress or Webflow when you start publishing, rather than in advance.
- Re-check connections after any credential change, because expired access fails quietly and looks exactly like a quiet week.
Limitations#
Integrations extend what Seerly can show you. None of them are required for the core measurement, and none of them change what AI engines say about you.
Automated posting to community platforms is not offered. See Publishing.