HOW IT WORKS
It reads the data. Then it does the SEO.
You don't know what to fix, when it broke, or that anything is wrong. Unpushed reads Search Console, your analytics, your competitors, and the search results, and it does the work.
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Connect Search Console and analytics
That is your site's own record: what search already shows, and how people used the pages.
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It reads competitors and the search results
The same searches, as they look to everyone else right now.
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It decides what to fix
Including problems you did not know were there, and breaks you could not date.
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It does the SEO
You stay about 99% hands off. You are not asked to become the SEO.
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Sites it fits best
- Programmatic SEO: hundreds of pages from one template and a dataset, like city, comparison, or "best X for Y" pages.
- Affiliate sites that live on review and comparison pages.
- SaaS marketing sites: features, use cases, comparisons, and docs that bring in signups.
- One site in several languages, with separate URLs and Search Console for each market.
- Sites that want to be cited in AI answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google, not just ranked in the blue links.
What you do
- Bring a WordPress site, an expired domain, or a fresh one.
- Connect Search Console and analytics.
- Stay about 99% hands off.
- Read a note when you want to.
What it won't do
- Publish thin pages at volume.
- Promise a place in the results.
- Ask you to become the SEO.
- Keep your site. The pages, the domain, and the history leave with you.
Who it is not for
- An SEO who wants to pick every keyword and write every title tag by hand.
- Someone who wants a monthly call and a PDF report more than changes on the site.
- Someone who wants a named person to email when a ranking drops.
- Someone who wants an AI site builder and nothing after launch.
Sites it doesn't fit
- A WooCommerce or Shopify store with a cart, checkout, and stock levels.
- A site built around forms: bookings, quote requests, applications, member logins.
- A forum or community where members write the pages.
- A news site publishing breaking stories by the hour.
When a change has to reach the site, the pages can live in GitHub and the site can live on Cloudflare. That is how the change arrives. It is not the job.
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