What becomes clear once your website is understandable.
Probeo does not add more reports or recommendations.
It makes the behavior of the site legible as a system, so teams can see what is actually happening before they decide what to change.
Page intent clarity
Probeo shows what job each page is trying to do.
It makes intent explicit instead of assumed, so teams can see:
- which pages have a clear, singular purpose
- where multiple intents are competing on the same page
- where similar pages are trying to answer the same question
This clarity removes guesswork about what each page is meant to represent.
System‑level drift
Probeo makes drift visible as it happens.
As sites grow, pages accumulate responsibilities and relationships change. Probeo shows:
- where patterns have shifted over time
- where the original structure no longer holds
- where clarity has eroded without a clear breaking point
This prevents teams from discovering problems only after performance has already suffered.
Participation vs noise
Probeo shows which pages actually participate in search and which ones quietly fade.
Teams can see:
- which pages meaningfully surface
- which ones generate impressions without selection
- which parts of the site no longer contribute
This helps teams stop spending time on pages that are no longer doing useful work.
Change awareness over time
Probeo keeps understanding stable as the site changes.
Every update, migration, or initiative is reflected in the shared view, so teams can:
- see what changed
- understand how the system responded
- avoid rebuilding context from scratch
Understanding carries forward instead of resetting.
What these features are not
These are not optimizations.
They are not recommendations.
They are not tasks.
They are ways of seeing the site clearly so decisions are based on shared understanding instead of assumptions.
Probeo
Probeo provides these features by observing the site as a system and holding understanding steady as it evolves.
This is how teams move from guessing to knowing before they act.