SiteCurve is not just a tool for managing your own landscapes—it’s also a platform for exploring and joining SEO landscapes created by other users across the platform. This powerful networking tool helps you gain insights from different industries and connect with other SEO professionals.
Whether you're seeking insights into new niches, competitive markets, or SEO trends, SiteCurve's Discovery features make it easy to explore landscapes shared by others.
Discovering Different Landscapes
If you go to the ‘discover landscapes’ part of SiteCurve you’ll see all landscapes that have enabled ‘discoverability’ inside the account settings. This can also be found by going to sitecurve.com/discovery.
Enabling ‘discoverability’ allows SiteCurve to show these landscapes to other users of SiteCurve. Regardless if you’ve set your landscape, to public, private, or paid, you can still make it ‘discoverable’ which then lists your landscape in our discovery section of the site and other parts of our site.
Depending on if the user sets the landscape to public, private, or paid, users of SiteCurve can immidiatly access the data of that landscape and particiapte in any discussions.
Using The Discovery Directory
When you go to the discovery section of SiteCurve you’ll be able to sort and filter to find landscapes most relavent to you and your businss. Those ways are:
Search for websites using our global search
Search landscapes via the tabbed filters which will show the most prominent categories with the most landscapes
Use the filter functionality to refine by category, location, type, price, and age
Search for websites using our global search
If you’re curious if your website or a website you are affiliated with exists in any landscape currently on SiteCurve you should use our global search bar.
When engaged it will show you which landscapes and how many are tracking a given website. Click on a site will filter the below results to show you those landscapes.
You can then click into each landscape.
If the landscapes are public you can immediately access the data and see who’s winning and losing relative to the website you searched.
If they are private landscapes, you will have to apply to gain access
If they are paid, you will have to pay to get access. Pricing is set by the landscape owner
Search landscapes via the tabs
The tabbed filters will refine the landscapes to only show those that are tracking keywords that match those filters.
So if you select “heath” you will only see landscapes that are tracking keywords mapped to the “heath” category.
This is a good way to explore landscapes if you dont have a particular website in mind but are more curious about specific markets.
Search landscapes via the filters
The filter dropdown gives you more options to explore landscapes.
Category: Similar to the tabs you can refine the view to specific categories
Location: Refine the landscapes to look at landscapes for certain locations
Type: View landscapes that are publicly accessible or private
Price: View landscapes that are free or charge money to access
Age: Sort by oldest landscapes with the most data or newest landscapes
Types of Landscapes
When exploring, you'll encounter three types of landscapes:
Public Landscapes
Free to join and access
Immediately available after clicking "Join"
Great for learning and networking
Private Landscapes
Require approval or invitation to join
Submit a request to join, or wait for an invitation
Often used for specific industry groups or companies
Paid Landscapes
Requires a recurring payment to the landscape owner to join
All data is availible as soon as you remit payment
Payment handled securely through SiteCurve and Stripe
Joining a Landscape
Click on a landscape to view its details
Review the landscape information, including:
Number of keywords tracked
Websites monitored
Categories covered
Locations covered
Active members
When it was launched
To join click the “Join” button
After Joining a Landscape
Once you've joined a landscape, you can:
Participate in discussions with other members
Save important views and segments
Follow specific websites or categories inside the landscape
Create custom portfolios from the websites in the landscape
Set up email alerts for significant changes
After you join a landscape you will also start receiving weekly activity summaries for this landscape which includes:
Winners/Losers
Alert Roundup
Discussion Roundup
You can choose to turn these off in your landscape settings.
Best Practices
Join landscapes relevant to your industry first
Participate in discussions to network with other members
Browse similar landscapes in your niche
Consider both public and paid landscapes for comprehensive insights
Save interesting views to your dashboard for quick
Remember:
Your Starter (free) account can join and participate in landscapes regardless if they are public, private, or paid but you are limited to the amount of data you can extract with a free account.
Business and Enterprise accounts have full access to the data inside joined landscapes and can also create and manage their own landscapes