Review context
Content Radar organizes the competitors, sources, tracked content, review decisions, and source context behind your research. Keyword, ranking, and backlink analysis remain in the SEO tools your team chooses.
Tracked content
New entries from supported RSS, Atom, and sitemap sources are added to the tracked library with source attribution.
Link approval
Google Alerts RSS and manually discovered links stay in review until a user approves or dismisses them.
Visible source limits
Source health and run outcomes show blocked, failed, partial, skipped, and quiet checks without claiming complete coverage.
SEO workflow
Discover or add relevant competitors
Use reviewed Business Profile context and relationship or market scope controls, or add a competitor manually.
Connect supported public sources
Add public RSS, Atom, and sitemap sources. If a source is blocked or unavailable, Content Radar shows that status instead of bypassing access controls.
Review newly tracked content
New content from supported feeds and sitemaps is added to your library with its competitor and source kept alongside it.
Approve alert-based discoveries
Links from Google Alerts RSS and manual research wait for confirmation. Approve useful links, dismiss noise, or mark duplicates.
Use the evidence in SEO planning
Search, filter, save, review, or archive tracked content, then apply that evidence in the SEO tools and planning process your team already uses.
What SEO teams get
Content Radar gives SEO teams an organized way to discover relevant competitors, monitor supported public sources, and review publishing evidence alongside their existing SEO workflow.
Explore further
Browse the sources, industries, and resources that pair well with competitor publishing research.
Review the supported public channels where competitors publish useful SEO evidence.
See how competitor publishing research applies across other markets.
See how Content Radar stacks up against alerts, spreadsheets, and other SEO tools.
Organize competitor content research in specific markets.
Start from a ready-made workflow or template instead of building your process from scratch.
Open the dashboard, define your business context, and add the competitors and supported sources that matter to your SEO research.