How Bulk Mockup turned a quarterly SEO chore into a weekly ritual with CrawlRaven

honestly, my seo person handles this. Before crawl raven, our optimising for low hanging fruits were done once in quarter or half yearly. just beacause the whole process of identifying those low hanging opportunities were painfull and time taking. WIth crawl raven, we do it as weekly ritual activity

It was very painful and time consuming to extract the data, analyse, and then identify opportunity. crawl raven gives a very good bird eye view

We did it manually. My SEO person would export Search Console data into spreadsheets, filter for pages ranking on page 2, and try to match that with GA4 to see what was worth fixing.

Once a week, my SEO person opens CrawlRaven and goes through the opportunities list, mostly pages and queries where we already get impressions but sit just outside the top positions.

Before we publish anything new, we check which queries we're already half-visible for, so the new piece targets those instead of starting from zero. A recent example was refreshing our AI t-shirt design generator post after it got hit by a Google update.

Yes, inside Claude. I ask things like "which pages lost clicks this month" or "what should we refresh next," and it pulls our real Search Console data through CrawlRaven instead of me exporting CSVs. Before, I'd either skip the question or wait for my SEO person to dig it out.

Most: the opportunities view built on Search Console + GA4. It's the bird's-eye view that tells us where the easy wins are without digging through exports.

Before we publish a new post, we check it against what we already rank for, so we don't cannibalize our own pages

What they shipped because of it

We refreshed our AI t-shirt design generator post after it dropped in a Google update, retargeting it at the queries CrawlRaven showed we were already getting impressions for.

What they stopped doing

The quarterly spreadsheet exercise: exporting, filtering, and matching data by hand just to find a few pages worth fixing.

Showing up in AI search

Not tracking it properly, so I won't claim anything.

Who they would recommend it to

To small ecommerce or SaaS teams who have Search Console and GA4 connected but no time to dig through them, especially if one person handles SEO part-time. Probably not for big agencies that already run a full SEO stack; they'd want more depth