What InsYte Understands
What InsYte understands
InsYte understands how your products, categories and brands relate to search demand, visibility, traffic and sales — and directs you to the changes most likely to be worth making.
InsYte counts a success for your business as sale, order, revenue. You can change your business model, industry or main objective in Settings.
InsYte adapts to your business. Your business model and industry select an intelligence profile, and InsYte then learns the characteristics of your own business on top of it. Adding another sector adds one profile — the rest of InsYte stays the same.
Your data
InsYte only asks for what is relevant to a business like yours.
Google Search Console
ConnectedSearch queries, impressions, clicks, click-through rate, average position and landing pages.
Google Analytics 4
ConnectedTraffic, landing-page behaviour, conversion and revenue where configured.
Your website
NeededPages, titles, metadata, headings, structured data, internal linking and site health.
Google Merchant Center
ConnectedProduct information, availability, pricing and product issues through the current Merchant API.
Google Business Profile
OptionalLocal presence, calls, direction requests and reviews where available.
Google Ads
OptionalPaid activity where connected.
Owned-audience activity where connected.
Social
OptionalSocial activity where connected.
Competitors
OptionalCompetitor evidence already held.
Your products and categories
InsYte builds your catalogue from your website's product and category pages, from Google Merchant Center product data where connected, and from the landing pages Search Console and Analytics report. Categories are taken from your own site structure — InsYte never assumes a standard category list.
InsYte has not built your category structure yet
Your categories come from your own website and data — InsYte never assumes a standard list. It still needs:
- • A completed crawl of your product and category pages
What InsYte is analysing
Each analysis runs as soon as the evidence it needs exists. Nothing is shown before then.
Search opportunity
Waiting on dataWhich products are seen often but rarely clicked?
- • Search Console impressions, clicks and click-through rate by page
Visibility loss
Waiting on dataWhich important products are losing search visibility?
- • Search Console history for the current and previous comparable period
Traffic without sales
Waiting on dataWhich products attract visitors but produce no sales?
- • Analytics sessions and conversions by page
High visibility, low conversion
Waiting on dataWhere is strong search exposure not turning into sales?
- • Search Console clicks by page
- • Analytics conversion for the same pages
High conversion, low visibility
Waiting on dataWhat converts well but hardly anyone finds?
- • Analytics conversion by page
- • Search Console impressions for the same pages
Category opportunity
Waiting on dataWhich category-level demand is not being captured?
- • A discovered site structure
- • Search Console query and landing-page data
Content gap
Waiting on dataWhich commercially important topics are not covered?
- • Search Console query data
- • A crawl of your published content
Technical page issue
Waiting on dataWhich important products are held back by technical problems?
- • A completed crawl of your important pages
AI search visibility opportunity
Waiting on dataHow clearly can search and AI systems understand your business and your products?
- • A crawl of your business, service or product information pages
Product data issue
Waiting on dataAre any products being held back by product-data problems?
- • Google Merchant Center product issues
Out-of-stock visibility
Waiting on dataAre you promoting products that customers cannot currently buy?
- • Reliable product availability from Merchant Center or your website
Competitor opportunity
Waiting on dataWhere are competitors gaining visibility around what matters to you?
- • Competitor evidence already held by InsYte
How your data is read together
InsYte compares your sources against each other rather than reporting each one separately.
Seasonal context
Demand in many businesses moves with the season.
Comparison basis: No comparison available
InsYte does not yet hold enough history to compare periods. Seasonal patterns will be recognised as history builds.
A seasonal decline is not treated as a performance failure. Where a full year of history exists, InsYte compares like with like.
