For food bloggers and small recipe teams
Your recipes have more to give.
See which recipes to refresh, what to improve, and how their search traffic changes. Build a stronger library, one useful update at a time.
How it works
Know what to refresh next.
SimmerIQ looks across the recipes you have already published and lays out a short, sensible list of updates, so you always know where to start.
- 01
Find opportunities
See which published recipes are worth a second look.
- 02
Choose an update
Pick one manageable change, in a suggested order.
- 03
Make it clearer
Follow specific suggestions, written in plain language.
- 04
Track what changes
Compare search visits before and after each refresh.
Refresh opportunities
Suggested orderPriority combines potential impact, confidence, and effort.
Suggested improvements for
Weeknight lentil soup
- Instructions
Step 4 says “simmer until done.” Add a time range and a visual cue, like lentils that are tender but still hold their shape.
- Internal links
Link “vegetable stock” to your homemade stock recipe, and link the crusty bread you suggest serving alongside.
- Headings
Add a short “Can you freeze lentil soup?” section so the answer is easy to find.
A little progress adds up.
Search visits, example refreshed posts
+18%Example figure, compared with the previous 28 days
- Current period (solid, dots)
- Previous period (dashed, squares)
Actionable improvements
A clearer next step for every recipe.
Instead of a vague score, SimmerIQ points to the exact part of a post that could work harder, and explains why. You decide what to change, in your own voice.
- Recipe instructions
- Headings
- Internal links
- Titles
- Meta descriptions
- Example suggestion
Recipe instructions
“Cook until golden” could say how long, and what golden looks like in this pan.
- Example suggestion
Internal links
Your pie dough recipe answers a question this post leaves open. Link it in step 1.
- Example suggestion
Title and meta description
Name the main ingredient and the method, so searchers know it’s the recipe they want.
Made for food bloggers
More from the recipes you’ve already made.
Every recipe on your site took real work: cooking, testing, writing and photographing. SimmerIQ helps that work keep paying off. Choose one manageable update at a time and build a stronger library, without feeling you have to publish something new every week.
- Start with the recipes most likely to benefit from a refresh.
- Updates sized to fit around cooking, shooting and writing.
- See what changed after each update, then pick the next one.
Plans
Pricing placeholder for review
Plan details will appear here once they are confirmed. Nothing on this page is a price or a commitment yet. Content needed:
- Plan names and prices
- Limits per plan (sites, recipes, team seats)
- Supported blogging platforms and search data connections
- Trial, billing and cancellation terms
Questions
Proposed questions, answers pending review
Which blogging platforms does SimmerIQ work with?
Answer to be supplied.
What search data does SimmerIQ use, and how is it connected?
Answer to be supplied.
Does SimmerIQ change my posts, or do I make the edits?
Answer to be supplied.
How long does a typical refresh take?
Answer to be supplied.
Can a small team share one workspace?
Answer to be supplied.
