SEO Dashboard
Get a complete picture of your website's search performance
Your SEO starting point. The dashboard gives you a health score, shows what's working, flags what's broken, and tells you exactly what to do next.
Why use this
- Know where you stand — a single score (0-100) summarizing your technical SEO, backlinks, and keyword presence
- See what to fix first — Luce ranks your issues by impact so you don't waste time on low-priority items
- Get guided next steps — the dashboard recommends which tools to use next based on what data is available for your project
Requires an SEO audit
You need to run an SEO audit first. Ask your AI assistant: "Run an SEO audit for my project"
What you'll get
| What | Description |
|---|---|
| SEO score | 0-100 overall rating of your site's search health |
| Core metrics | Keyword count, backlink count, technical issue count |
| Position distribution | How your keywords rank (top 3, top 10, top 50, etc.) |
| Competitors | Top competing domains with their average rank position |
| Trend data | How your score and metrics changed across report versions |
| Website health | Page-level audit score with top issues (if audit was run) |
| Content planning | SILO count, live vs missing pages (if content plan exists) |
| Next steps | AI-prioritized actions split into "recommended" and "explore" |
Step by step
Ask for your SEO overview
Start with a simple prompt. Luce pulls your latest audit and builds the dashboard automatically.
"Show me my SEO health"
Review your score and top issues
You'll see a score out of 100 and a breakdown of metrics. Pay attention to the recommended next steps — these are actions Luce has already analyzed and prioritized for you.
Follow the recommended actions
The dashboard suggests specific next tools based on your data:
- Website health — if an audit exists, drill into page-level issues
- Content planning — if a content plan exists, see your SILO architecture and publishing roadmap
- Blog posts — review generated SEO article drafts
Explore deeper when ready
The "explore" section points to raw data tools for deeper analysis: competitor breakdowns, full keyword datasets, and SERP platform mentions.
"Show me my competitors" or "What keywords am I ranking for?"