SEO regression alerts

SEO regression alerts is an ongoing (monthly) service: we continuously track a set of SEO signals and compare against a baseline to catch a degradation before it hits traffic. We watch: positions and visibility for agreed queries, the number of indexed pages, changes to title/description/H1 and canonical/noindex/robots directives after a deploy, the availability of important pages to the search engine, organic-traffic dynamics (if there is access to analytics/Search Console). On a notable drop — an alert with what changed and when. Honestly about the essence: this is detection and alerting, NOT promotion, NOT optimization and NOT remediation — we do not write content, build links or edit the site; the work to recover positions is done by an SEO specialist or by us separately. And crucially: positions and traffic depend on many factors and on the search engine's algorithms, which change; monitoring does not guarantee a rise or retention of positions — it only helps you notice a regression fast. Honestly about data: we take positions via third-party rank-tracking services — this is a sample, not an absolute: the values depend on region, device, personalization and the moment of capture, and the tools have their own inaccuracies and limits. So we read the dynamics as a trend and verify sharp fluctuations before raising an alarm. Coverage is the agreed queries and pages; new ones are added together. Someone must react to an alert. An important boundary: this is SEO-regression monitoring, not a one-time SEO audit (a deep review with a plan — separate) and not SEO promotion itself. If the site is not promoted in search and organic does not matter, continuous monitoring is probably not needed. Picture this: instead of "organic slid for three months and the cause was found late" you get an alert that after a release half the product pages lost their title and got a noindex — and you fix it the same day. The base price starts from 9,000 ₽ per month; it depends on the number of queries and pages.

• Organic traffic slid and you notice the cause late.
• After a deploy title/H1/canonical change or a noindex appears unnoticed.
• Positions for important queries drop and you learn about it late.
• Pages fall out of the index but there is no signal about it.

• Tracking positions and visibility for agreed queries
• Control of title/description/H1, canonical/noindex/robots after a deploy
• Number of indexed pages and availability of important pages to the search engine
• Organic-traffic dynamics (with access to analytics/Search Console)
• Alerts on a notable regression (what changed and when)
• Verification of sharp fluctuations before an alert (fewer false positives)
• Monthly continuous operation + comparison against a baseline
• An alert channel of your choice (email, messenger, webhook)

• You learn about an SEO regression on the deploy day, not from a traffic drop
• You see which signal dropped (positions, title, indexing) and when
• You catch an accidental noindex or broken canonical earlier
• You know what to fix or restore (the SEO work itself — separately)

• We agree on queries, pages, signals and the alert channel; collect access to analytics
• We capture the baseline and set up regular tracking
• We launch monitoring, send alerts, review the dynamics

• Will positions and traffic grow after the monitoring?

  No. The monitoring itself does not promote the site and does not guarantee rankings — they depend on many factors and the search engine's algorithms. We only notice regressions fast and notify; recovering positions (content, links, technical fixes) is done by an SEO specialist or by us separately.

• How accurate is the position data?

  It is a sample via third-party rank trackers, not an absolute: the values depend on region, device, personalization and the moment of capture, and the tools have inaccuracies and limits. So we read the dynamics as a trend and verify sharp fluctuations before an alert.

• Does this replace an SEO audit and promotion?

  No. A one-time SEO audit is a deep review with a plan, promotion is work on the site and links. This monitoring is ongoing observation to catch regressions. They complement each other, but they are different services.