Your site does
its own SEO.
Unpushed reads your Search Console, your visitors and the search results, fixes what's slipping, and checks every change on the live page. No plugins. No pixels. Nothing to update.
The work, today.
03 / RECENT ACTIVITYtrailkitguide.com / ultralight-tents
Title and opening section checked on the live page.
sleepscoreguide.com / best-sleep-trackers
Image fix is waiting for approval.
bikelockreview.co.uk / 12 pages
Pages dropped out of Google since 19 Sep.
WAITING FOR YOU / 3
One decision at a time.
The next fix is ready to review. Nothing ships until the change is checked.
bikelockreview.co.uk
12 pages dropped out of Google.
DONE MEANS LIVE. / Checked, not just drafted.
Example data.
Shipped to your source
Every change goes into your site's own code, not a layer on top.
Checked on the live page
We read the page after each release and reopen anything that doesn't match.
Yours to take
Your domain, your repository and every release stay yours if you leave.
01 / THE PROBLEM
You can't fix what you can't see.
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You don't know what broke.
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You don't know when it broke.
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You didn't know it was broken.
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You pay someone to watch it, and still wait.
And WordPress adds a fifth: plugins, updates and hosting you never wanted to run.
02 / WHAT IT READS
It reads what you'd read, every day.
Search Console
Queries, pages, clicks, and what Google stopped showing.
Your visitors
First-party analytics. How people actually use the site.
Their page answers opening hours first.
Competitors
Who took your spot, and with what page.
The search results
What Google shows for your queries now.
Then it does the work — and checks it landed.
Clicks for “emergency dentist austin” fell 38% after a competitor answered opening hours first. Rewrote the title and added today's hours to the top. Checked live.
03 / THE JUDGMENT
How the judgment works.
Much of our experience comes from international SEO. We have grown sites to tens of millions of visitors a year across dozens of languages and markets. At that scale, the details decide the outcome, and the work follows the same process in every market.
It starts with market research.
Every market searches differently. The queries, the intent behind them and the competitors that rank all vary from country to country, so each locale gets its own keyword research and its own read of the local search results. A direct translation of a page that works in one market rarely works in another.
Then come entities.
Search engines and AI models understand the web through entities: the people, products, places and concepts a page is about, and how they relate to each other. Each market has its own entities, local brands, regulators and terms. A site that describes them clearly and consistently is easier to understand, and easier to trust.
Structured data makes that understanding explicit.
Schema markup tells search engines what a page is, not just what it says: an article, a product, a review, an organization, a question and its answer. It connects the page to the entities it covers and to the business behind it. Done well, it qualifies pages for rich results, removes ambiguity about who publishes the content, and gives every language version the same clear identity. Each market gets its own markup, with local names, currencies and language tags, all tied back to one consistent source.
The site also has to be visible to AI tools.
A growing share of discovery happens in AI assistants and answer engines. They draw on sources that are well structured, factually clear and clearly authoritative. Structured data, precise answers and a consistent identity across languages are what make a site citable.
None of it holds without a sound technical architecture.
Clean URL structures per market, correct language and region targeting, consistent canonicals and fast pages ensure the right page reaches the right market. On a multilingual site, one technical mistake can undo the work in every locale at once.
And the work never stops.
A site is never finished. Unpushed continuously reads Search Console, your analytics, your competitors and the search results in every market, and turns what it finds into concrete improvements: a page that is slipping, a query you almost rank for, a missing internal link, a market where a competitor just moved. Each proposal comes with the reason behind it. You approve it, and Unpushed ships it and checks that the live page matches.
Unpushed brings that discipline to every site it runs, whether the site serves one market or many.