What to do to lead, ranked by priority

Each task is a question you don't lead, with fixes ready for your team to publish, then we check the page.

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ready fixes per task: 3
roles a task can go to: 3
only once the page is checked: Done

Priority Fixes page of the Tasadr dashboard: 144 open tasks with their status, and the next task, a question about an oud store in Riyadh where the site is cited by 3 of 8 engines and the leading competitor by 8, with the task's steps from why they lead to impact. — You know you are behind, and not what to change firstOne next task, with where you stand and who leads instead of you

Most important first

Your tasks, ranked by priority

Each task is a question your customers ask AI engines that you do not lead yet, and often another site leads it instead of you.

The next task in Priority Fixes, under the count of open tasks and their states: a question about the best luxury oud store in Riyadh, where the site leads in 3 of 8 engines and mabkhara.xyz in 8, and the Send the task button. — A long list of problems that all look equally urgentThe most important task first, with where you stand and who is ahead

Where you standhow many of your plan's engines cite you for the question, and how many do not
Who leads insteadthe site ahead of you, and in how many engines
Open opportunitywhen no site leads the question, the task says so, and the first clear page may take it
Statusnot started, in progress, done, and your progress across the plan

How to read the site that leads instead of you, and where Priority Fixes sits in the Tasadr methodology.

Why them

Why does another site lead this question?

Before you edit, you see what the leading site's page has that yours does not.

The pages the engines relied on for the task: the engines that answered with sources, and four pages that two engines or more relied on, the competitor's page and one of yours among them, each with the engines that cited it. — You see your competitor pull ahead, and not with whatThe pages the engines relied on, and which engine cited each

Why-they-lead analysiswe compare your page with theirs for the same question, and you get a list of what to change
Pages the engines relied onthe sources behind each answer, and the pages more than one engine agreed on
Points the answers repeatedwhat the engines said again and again, so your paragraph and FAQ cover it
Ready when you open iton paid plans, the top task's why-they-lead analysis is prepared for you when a competing site leads it, from your plan's monthly analyses

See what the why-they-lead analysis compares.

Ready to publish

Fixes ready to publish, from your own facts

Each task comes with an answer paragraph, an FAQ and structured data, written from your page and business profile, for your team or agency to publish.

Answer paragrapha short paragraph at the top of the page, under the title, that answers the question outright
FAQquestions and answers in your customers' own words, added to the page as a section
Structured datacode (JSON-LD) ready to paste into the page's head
Nothing you did not give usmissing facts stay as blanks for you to fill, and claims your facts do not support are removed and listed for you
Every weekfixes ready for your top task on Starter, Pro and Advanced, and for more of your top tasks on Business

How to write an answer paragraph and structured data.

You know what your page lacks, and nobody to write itWhat to write, from your own facts, and where to paste it on your platform

Hand-off

One step to whoever does the task

Choose who does it and they get only their part, with numbered steps and a rough time for each.

The Edit your page step of a task: six numbered steps, each with who does it, the developer, the content writer or you, and a rough time, with each role's total above them. — You send the whole task to the whole team, and nobody knows their partNumbered steps, each with who does it and a rough time

Developerthe structured data code and where to paste it
SEO leadthe text, the code and the full checklist
Content writerthe answer paragraph, the FAQ and the tone to write in
Copy, WhatsApp or a private linkthe link opens without an account, and you can stop it at any time
Your team in the account2 seats on Starter, 5 on Pro, 10 on Advanced and more on Business

Page check

Not Done until we check the page

Once your team publishes the edit, we read the page and confirm the edit is really there.

Edit found in fullthe task becomes Done, dated the day of the check
Part of it foundwe tell you what is there and what is missing, so you finish it and check again
No change yetthe task stays open, and we tell you so plainly
Any page on your sitethe suggested page, or the address of another page you edited or created

The implementation check of a task: a field for the address of the page you edited or created, and the Check the implementation button. — The team says Done, and you cannot tell whether the edit is liveWe read the page itself, and the task is not Done until we find the edit

What changed

What changed after your edit?

After the check, we follow the same question on the same engines in the analyses that follow, so you see what changed compared with before your edit.

Before and afterhow many engines cited you before the edit and how many after, each with its date
Against what you did not touchwhether the question you worked on moved more than the ones you left alone, over the same period
From the day of the checkresults count from the verified date, not from a Done click
No change until it holdsa dip in one analysis is not called a drop until it repeats
In the monthly reportthe edits we verified, and the top three tasks for next month

How to read GEO results without mistaking a coincidence for a cause.

The What changed after your work card: three questions with verified edits and their dates; on one, citations of the site rose from 50% to 88% against the questions not worked on, beside the page's visits, requests and recorded sales before and after the edit. — You edited the page, and cannot tell whether it helpedBefore and after the edit, beside the questions you did not touch

More tasks

Tasks for your site and business details too

The plan also lists what stops the engines reading your site, and what they get wrong about your business.

Site tasksfrom the site readiness check, such as letting an engine's crawler read your site, on paid plans
Fix your business detailsa phone number, address, opening hours or price the engines state wrongly, and where to correct it, on every plan and in the free trial
Content Briefwhen no page of yours answers the question, open a brief for a new page from the task
Excelall your tasks in one sheet, on every plan and in the free trial

Check crawler access to your site for free with the AI crawler check, and read about your Google Business Profile.

The problems in order of priority in AI Readiness: a task to make a page's text readable to three engines and a task to create a sitemap, each with its impact, its status and how to fix it. — An engine cannot read your page, and nobody tells youA task for everything that stops the engines reading your site, by priority

Priority Fixes

Where you work on it in your dashboard

You start in Priority Fixes, and come back to it after every edit.

Priority Fixes
Your tasks ranked by priority, and the next task with its steps and who does each one.
Competitors
Why the leading site is ahead, its most-cited page, and the why-they-lead analysis.
Monthly report
The edits we verified, what changed after them, and the top three tasks for next month.

Frequently asked questions

Do you publish the edits on my site?

No. We never edit or publish on your site. We prepare the fixes ready to publish, your team or agency publishes them, then you press "Check the implementation" and we read the page and tell you what we found.

Where do the facts in the fixes come from?

Only from what you gave us: your page, your business profile and the description you wrote when you added your site. Missing facts stay as blanks for you to fill, unsupported claims are removed and shown to you, and every fix is a draft you review before publishing.

When does a task become Done?

When we have checked the edit on the page, not when you press a button. If we find part of it, we tell you what is missing. If we find no change, the task stays open. Whatever changes afterwards is counted from the date of the check.

Does an edit guarantee the engines will cite me?

Nobody can promise that: the engines choose their own sources. What you get is a view of what changed after the check, before the edit and after it, and against the questions you did not work on over the same period.

How many why-they-lead analyses does my plan include?

One in the free trial, with its fixes. Then up to 15 why-they-lead analyses a month on Starter, 50 on Pro, 100 on Advanced, and no limit on Business. On paid plans, preparing a task's fixes does not use one of your analyses. The details are on the pricing page.

Does Priority Fixes work for agencies?

Yes. The agency's team works in the same account with the plan's seats, and each task goes to whoever does it on a private link. On Business, task pages and the executive summary carry your agency's name and logo.

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