TopicLift features
One editorial workspace for Discover, realtime and the work that comes next.
TopicLift connects the publication’s own signals and organizes them into modules that answer practical editorial questions.
Current signals
Each module answers a different editorial question.
The goal is not to repeat the same metrics in several dashboards. Each area combines the evidence needed for a specific decision.
Daily editorial briefing
Start the day with a concise reading of the previous complete day.
Realtime traffic
Follow current editorial traffic without mixing articles with homepages or utility pages.
Content intelligence
Connect available publication context to performance signals.
Article metrics
Inspect one article without rebuilding its context across separate tools.
Discover, Search and Google News
Read Search Console performance through articles and editorial themes.
Editorial opportunities
Bring the highest-priority work into one persistent queue.
Monetization and affiliate signals
Add click interaction to the editorial performance picture.
Publishing platform integration
Connect your publication using the method that fits its platform.
AI-assisted interpretation
Make measured patterns easier to read while preserving uncertainty.
Discover as the entry point
Discover attracts attention. The complete editorial workflow creates the value.
TopicLift shows Discover clicks, impressions and CTR in the context of the articles and themes behind them. It can highlight where momentum is building and which editorial patterns deserve attention, then connect that evidence to realtime traffic, publication context and the wider opportunity queue.
Built for professional publishers.
Independent professional publishers
A complete operating view without maintaining a separate internal analytics stack.
Growing editorial teams
A shared daily workflow for editors, audience specialists and publication leads.
Established publications
Higher-capacity editorial intelligence for sites with substantial content and traffic.
See which signals deserve editorial attention.
Private Beta access is free for approved publishers. No credit card is required and each request is reviewed personally.