How it works
Enter your site. Get a clear plan. Take action.
No subscription and no technical setup. Every tool runs on your public website or business profile and returns findings in plain language.
The problem
Sound familiar?
SEO software is overwhelming
Dashboards full of metrics, but no clear answer about what to do.
Monthly fees add up
Subscriptions charge you every month, even when you only need an answer now and then.
Jargon everywhere
Reports written for SEO specialists, not business owners.
What it costs
Why it's worth fixing
- Paying for tools you rarely open
- Reports that never turn into action
- Visibility problems that go on for months
The solution
Tools built for this
SEO Audit & Action Plan
A full site review with a prioritized fix list. $29.95 one-time.
Run your SEO auditAI Visibility Report
How ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Perplexity see your business. $9.95 one-time.
Check AI visibilityResults
What you can measure
Realistic signals to track. Results depend on your market and starting point.
- A prioritized list of fixes, not a raw data dump
- Reports you can download, print or share
- A baseline to compare against when you run the tools again
How it works
Practical next steps
- STEP 1
Pick the tool that fits your question
- STEP 2
Enter your website URL or business details
- STEP 3
Review the plain-language findings and priorities
- STEP 4
Make the fixes, then run the tool again to compare
Checklist
How It Works checklist
- Start with the SEO Audit ($29.95, one-time) on your homepage or most important service page
- Fix critical issues first: indexing, broken pages and missing titles
- Run the GBP Analyzer if you serve a local area
- Use Competitor Intelligence to choose the next pages to create
- Check conversion friction on your key pages with the UX and CRO tools
- Re-run the audit after changes to confirm fixes were picked up
Worked example
Example: a first month using the tools
Week one: the SEO Audit flags a missing meta description on five pages and an image slowing the homepage. Week two: the GBP Analyzer shows a too-general category and few recent photos. Week three: Competitor Intelligence shows two services competitors have pages for. Week four: the owner writes the first of those pages and re-runs the audit.
Troubleshooting
If something isn't working
The audit can't read your site
Check the URL is public and not behind a password or a firewall that blocks automated visits.
Too many recommendations
Work through them in the priority order given. Low-impact items can wait.
Scores didn't change after a fix
Make sure the change is published (not just saved as a draft) and clear any caching plugin.
Guides
More How It Works articles
How to prioritize SEO fixes after an audit
SEO audits flag dozens of issues. A simple framework to rank fixes by impact, effort and risk, so you work on what actually moves results first.
6 min readThe complete DIY SEO strategy for small businesses
SEO doesn't have to be expensive or complicated. A step-by-step strategy small businesses can run themselves, in the order that actually matters.
7 min readHow to measure your brand's visibility in AI search
A practical framework for measuring AI search visibility: build a question set, track mentions, citations, recommendations and sentiment, and benchmark competitors.
FAQs
Common questions
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