Release Notes
New features, bug fixes, and content you might've missed.
New features, bug fixes, and content you might've missed.
New Feature: Understand Rankings Like Never Before with the New “Query Score” Column
Want to know what’s holding you back from the top spot? Now you can measure it.
Flight Engineer Task Hours Update
All tasks have now been updated to use your Flight Engineer's task hours, which can be managed and adjusted under Crew Settings in your Flight Engineer account. This ensures that every task reflects the most accurate and personalized time allocations for your projects.
Coming Soon:We’re introducing a detailed breakdown of time allocations, allowing you to specify Technical Hours, Marketing Hours, and Consulting Hours for each boost factor. This will give you a sharper lens on where your efforts and resources are being applied.
AdShifted v0.7 Has Been Released: Smarter PPC Replacement Planning Starts Now
This update makes it easier to compare PPC spend with SEO investment and build a plan that fits your goals and budget.
NEW TOOL RELEASED: Missing Pages Finder
What It Does
Compares your site’s content against the link flow distribution of top competitor sites, surfaces the highest‑value competitor topics, and pinpoints the pages or topics your site is missing or under‑supporting.Highlights
Quick Workflow
Why You’ll Love It
Availability
Now live for all Market Brew license holders, for all new Ranking Blueprints.
New Feature: Direct Target Page Scoresheet Links Now Available
Target Page Scoresheet Shortcut
Location: Ranking Blueprint > Data Menu
Overview
We’ve added a convenient shortcut to the Target Page Scoresheet for every target page directly within the Ranking Blueprint interface. This allows users to instantly open the scoresheet for their target URL without navigating through multiple layers of the UI.
Benefits
* Faster Access: Jump straight to the detailed scoresheet of your selected target page.
* Improved Navigation: Located within the Data dropdown for seamless workflow.
* Streamlined Analysis: Easily verify on-page issues and alignment with the Ranking Blueprint expectations.
How to Use It
* Go to any Ranking Blueprint.
* Click the “Data” button at the bottom left.
* Select “Target Page Scoresheet” from the dropdown.
* The scoresheet for the target URL will open directly.
This enhancement is part of our ongoing efforts to reduce friction in the optimization process and make actionable insights more accessible with fewer clicks.
New Feature: Archived Optimization Tasks Now Available in History
Feature: Optimization Task Archiving
Location: Ranking Blueprint History > Snapshot Actions
Overview:
Previously, recalibrating a Ranking Blueprint would reset all Optimization Tasks — erasing your task progress and history. With this update, Optimization Tasks are now archived automatically at each recalibration and can be reviewed from the Ranking Blueprint History screen.
What's New:
* Task Archiving: All Optimization Tasks are now preserved when a Ranking Blueprint is re-calibrated.
* Historical Insight: View what was completed at each point in time — great for progress tracking and accountability.
* Easy Access: Just click the green “Optimization Tasks” icon next to any snapshot in the Ranking Blueprint History view.
Why It Matters:
* Track changes and improvements over time.
* Retain a historical record of completed work.
* Avoid losing context when recalibrating Ranking Blueprints.
This update is part of our broader mission to make SEO efforts transparent, measurable, and iterative.
AI Mode Visualizer Enhancement
We’ve enhanced the AI Mode Visualizer by adding Template URL support. Now you can easily specify a “template” webpage to analyze, streamlining how you reuse a reference URL across multiple prompt tests.
How the Template URL Enables Reverse Engineering of Fan-Out Prompts
The Template URL feature in the AI Mode Visualizer allows you to load a specific piece of content — typically a published webpage — as the baseline for prompt generation. Once the page is loaded, the system can analyze its text and embeddings to determine what advanced research prompts (fan-out prompts) could have led to or matched this content.
In other words, instead of starting with a master prompt to fan out new prompts, you start with the content itself, and the system uses it to infer:
* What kinds of exploratory research questions or comparisons would an LLM (like Google’s AI Mode) have needed to answer, that this page satisfies?
* Which deep or complex prompts would have retrieved or matched this content from a semantic perspective?
* How might a strategist have broken down the topic to arrive at this page as an answer?
By setting a Template URL, you are essentially telling the system:
“Given this page, reverse-engineer the prompts that would have discovered or justified it.”
This is powerful for:
* uncovering gaps in your coverage
* stress-testing whether your page would satisfy different high-level user intents
* and planning future topic expansions.
Enhanced Content Blended Similarity in Ranking Blueprints
The Template URL feature in the AI Mode Visualizer is now linked directly from all new Content Blended Similarity Tasks inside Ranking Blueprints.
When analyzing an outperformer landing page (for example, a top-ranking competitor), you can now:
* Set the competitor’s page as the Template URL — this loads its content as the baseline.
* Reverse-engineer the fan-out prompts that would semantically justify or retrieve that outperformer’s content.
* Use those prompts to build or refine your own blended similarity tests in your Ranking Blueprint.
This workflow helps you:
* Understand why the outperformer page ranks from a semantic-intent perspective
* Identify what deeper research questions their content answers
* Design content or topic expansions that target the same semantic cluster
* Calibrate your internal linking and page focus to match (or exceed) their coverage
By using the Template URL with your content blended similarity task, you gain a systematic way to deconstruct a winning competitor page and reconstruct an even stronger strategy in your own content ecosystem.
Webpage Scoresheet Upgrade
We are excited to announce new enhancements to the Webpage Scoresheet screens within the Content Analysis module. These updates are designed to give you deeper, more actionable insights into your content duplication and clustering analysis:
External Links Added
All duplicate page listings in both the Content Embedding Duplication and Top Embedding Cluster Duplication views now include external link icons. This allows you to quickly navigate to the duplicate pages for easier inspection and validation.
Direct AI Overviews Visualizer Access
You can now click on any % Similarity value in the scoresheet to launch the AI Overviews Visualizer.
For Content Embedding Duplication: This shows you the blended similarity view, directly highlighting duplicated segments within the full embedding space.
For Top Embedding Cluster Duplication: This will display the cluster analysis view, specifically comparing Cluster #1 from the source page against Cluster #1 from the duplicate page, helping you understand the most impactful cluster overlap.
These enhancements make it faster and simpler to trace, review, and remediate duplicate content issues with precision.
Previous release notes from 2006-2020 have been archived and are available on request.