Getting started

Getting started with Semhack

What Semhack does, and the five steps that take a new workspace to its first weekly action list.

Semhack combines two things: page audits that check a URL against 40 technical SEO checks, and Google Search Console data that it turns into a short, ranked list of what to work on each week. Each person who signs up gets their own workspace.

Your first five steps

Run an audit. Enter any page URL on Reports. The report opens right away and fills in when the audit finishes.
Add clients. On This week, connect the Google account you use for clients and pick their Search Console properties, or add the demo client to explore with sample data first.
Work the week. This week lists each client’s most valuable actions, ranked by clicks at stake. Open one to see the evidence, assign it, add it to the client’s brief or mark it done.
Watch your sites. After a website’s first audit, Monitoring checks its homepage for uptime and its SSL certificate, and re-audits the pages you choose.
Share the brief. Each week Semhack drafts a short brief per client. Edit it on Briefs and turn on a private link for your client.

Until these are done, a checklist on This week shows your progress. Each step ticks itself off from what’s in your workspace; you can close the checklist any time.

Finding your way around

Section	What it’s for
This week	The ranked action list across all clients, key numbers and “Did it work?” results.
Reports	Every page audit, with scores and changes since the previous audit.
Site audits	Crawls of whole websites and the issues across their pages.
Websites	Every audited site and Search Console client in one list.
Monitoring	Uptime, SSL certificates and scheduled re-audits.
Briefs	This week’s client briefs.
Billing and Settings	Your plan and usage, agency name, Google accounts and AI drafts.

Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K) anywhere in the app to search your websites, clients and audited pages, or press ? for every keyboard shortcut.

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Getting started with Semhack

What Semhack does, and the five steps that take a new workspace to its first weekly action list.

Your first five steps

Run an audit. Enter any page URL on Reports. The report opens right away and fills in when the audit finishes.
Add clients. On This week, connect the Google account you use for clients and pick their Search Console properties, or add the demo client to explore with sample data first.
Work the week. This week lists each client’s most valuable actions, ranked by clicks at stake. Open one to see the evidence, assign it, add it to the client’s brief or mark it done.
Watch your sites. After a website’s first audit, Monitoring checks its homepage for uptime and its SSL certificate, and re-audits the pages you choose.
Share the brief. Each week Semhack drafts a short brief per client. Edit it on Briefs and turn on a private link for your client.

Until these are done, a checklist on This week shows your progress. Each step ticks itself off from what’s in your workspace; you can close the checklist any time.

Finding your way around

Section	What it’s for
This week	The ranked action list across all clients, key numbers and “Did it work?” results.
Reports	Every page audit, with scores and changes since the previous audit.
Site audits	Crawls of whole websites and the issues across their pages.
Websites	Every audited site and Search Console client in one list.
Monitoring	Uptime, SSL certificates and scheduled re-audits.
Briefs	This week’s client briefs.
Billing and Settings	Your plan and usage, agency name, Google accounts and AI drafts.

Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K) anywhere in the app to search your websites, clients and audited pages, or press ? for every keyboard shortcut.

Getting started with Semhack

Your first five steps

Finding your way around

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Getting started with Semhack

Your first five steps

Finding your way around

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