For independent bloggers
Hundreds of posts, and one afternoon a week. Spend it on the right ones.
Murkuz connects your blog's Search Console, Analytics and Bing Webmaster to Claude or ChatGPT, read-only. You ask which posts are sliding, which titles are being skipped and what you are nearly ranking for, and you get real rows back with the window attached. No export, no tab hunting.
The friction
The data already exists. Getting to it is the work.
You open Search Console on a Sunday, set the window to twelve months, filter to one post, export the CSV, then realise you needed the query column too.
You describe last month to Claude and it answers about your blog without ever having seen a single row of it. It sounds certain either way.
Your main blog and the side project you started last year sit in two different properties, so nothing you look at covers both at once.
In practice
You do not learn an interface. You just ask.
These are the questions you would otherwise answer with an export and most of a Sunday. You never pick a tool by name: you ask in your own words and your agent picks. Reading your own data is never metered, on any plan.
“Which of my older posts have been losing clicks month after month?”
The update list for this month, ranked by the steepest steady slide rather than one bad week.
Spot pages sliding slowly over monthsLive_Content_DecayNo credit“Which posts rank on the first page but hardly anyone clicks?”
Points at the titles worth rewriting, before you touch a single paragraph.
Find results people see but do not clickLive_CTR_OpportunitiesNo credit“What am I nearly ranking for, where there is real impression volume?”
Your next post, chosen from what the blog is already close to winning.
Find the keywords you are nearly ranking forLive_Quick_WinsNo credit“Are two of my posts fighting over the same query?”
Tells you which of the two to keep, and which one to fold into it.
Find your own pages competing with each otherLive_CannibalizationNo credit“Do people who find this post in search actually stay on it?”
Puts what the post earns in search next to what readers did after the click, so a click is never mistaken for attention.
Join how a page is found to what visitors then doPage_Search_To_BehaviourNo creditNeeds Search Console + Analytics“How did every site I run do this month, side by side?”
The whole account in one answer, so a quiet month on the smaller property is obvious.
Get every site you run in one answerAll_Sites_OverviewNo credit“Give me topic ideas around the subject my best post covers.”
Turns one post that works into a shortlist, before you spend a weekend writing.
Get related keywords and questionsKeyword_Ideas2 credits
Built for more than one site
Search Console shows you one property. We show you all of them.
Most bloggers run one blog, and maybe a second one that started as an experiment. If you run one site, this is a convenience: every question answers about that property and you stop switching tabs. If the experiment turns into a real property, add it and it is simply there in the next question.
Two tools take the whole account
Get every site you run in one answer
Every site you run in one response: traffic, direction of travel and what needs attention.
All_Sites_OverviewCompare your sites against each other
Sites compared against each other on the same metrics over the same window.
Portfolio_Comparison
Solo is usually the rung that fits. It fences at the one blog you actually care about, and the research credits cover checking a topic before you spend a weekend writing it. The side project is a property of its own, so a second blog is the rung above.
See what each rung includesSetup
Three steps, then you are done with us.
About three minutes, most of it waiting on Google's consent screen. Read-only, through the official APIs, with your own permissions, revocable from your Google account at any time.
Connect your properties
Sign in with Google, pick the Search Console and Analytics properties you want, then connect Bing Webmaster.
Add Murkuz as a connector
Paste one URL into Claude or ChatGPT and approve it. Any other MCP client works the same way.
Ask, and stop logging in
The web app exists to change what is connected. Most people never open it again.
Questions we get
The things people ask before they connect.
Do I need to install a plugin on my blog?
No. Murkuz reads Google Search Console, Google Analytics and Bing Webmaster through the official APIs, with permissions you already hold. There is nothing to add to your site, no plugin, and no script in your theme.
Can Murkuz update or republish a post for me?
No. It reads your search data and tells you what to change. Writing and publishing stay with you. The only thing Murkuz writes back to Google is a sitemap submission.
What happens if I have not connected Analytics?
The tools that need it say so. A source that is not connected returns a reason explaining what is missing, rather than a zero that would read as bad news about your blog.
Does this work in ChatGPT as well as Claude?
Yes. Murkuz is a remote connector, so it works in Claude, in ChatGPT and in any other MCP client. You paste one URL and approve it.