Search performance analysis
Imports clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position per search query and page from Google Search Console. Only finalised data is used.
Search analysis for websites we operate
Jarvis SEO Engine
Jarvis SEO Engine is a private search engine optimisation tool operated by WebServ. It reads search performance and traffic reports for websites we own or manage, finds where content can be improved, and prepares recommendations. A person reviews every recommendation before anything changes on a website.
What Jarvis does
Jarvis turns search and traffic reports into a short list of concrete improvements, and then checks whether they worked.
Traffic measurement
Reads daily users, sessions and page views from Google Analytics 4, per site and per page, to see how pages perform before and after a change.
Index checks
On request, asks the URL Inspection report in Search Console whether published articles are indexed by Google.
Content opportunities
Finds pages that are shown in search but rarely clicked, content that needs a refresh, pages that compete with each other, and missing internal links.
Recommendations with review
Prepares specific recommendations for each website. Nothing is published or changed automatically. A person approves or rejects each one.
Activity history
Records each recommendation, decision and result, so later search data can show whether a change helped.
How it works
Jarvis runs on systems operated by WebServ. It has no public sign-up and no public interface.
- ConnectThe owner of a website signs in with their Google account and grants Jarvis read-only access to Search Console and Google Analytics.
- ImportScheduled jobs read the latest reports once a day and store them in Jarvis.
- AnalyseJarvis compares queries, pages and traffic over time and selects the changes most likely to help.
- ReviewA person reviews each recommendation. Only approved work goes ahead.
- MeasureLater reports show the effect of each change, which feeds into the next round of recommendations.
Google data and permissions
Jarvis asks Google for two read-only permissions. It cannot change anything in your Google account, Search Console or Google Analytics.
| Permission | What Jarvis reads | Why |
|---|---|---|
View Search Console data for your verified siteswebmasters.readonly |
The list of your Search Console properties, search performance reports (query, page, clicks, impressions, click-through rate, position) and the index status of individual pages. | To find which pages and topics to improve, and to confirm that pages are indexed. |
See and download your Google Analytics dataanalytics.readonly |
Aggregated daily totals for a GA4 property: active users, sessions and page views, per site and per page path. | To measure the traffic effect of each change. |
Jarvis does not ask for your name, email address or any other Google account data. The reports it reads are aggregated and do not identify individual visitors. Jarvis does not sell this data and does not use it for advertising.
Jarvis SEO Engine's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Details are in the privacy policy.
You can remove Jarvis's access at any time on your Google Account permissions page.
Who runs Jarvis
Jarvis SEO Engine is operated by VersaVantage LLC, trading as WebServ. For questions about Jarvis or about data it holds, write to privacy@webserv.online.