What your report measures
Work orders: what to fix, and content ready to use
Measuring the problem is the free half. This screen is the paid half: what to actually do about it, ordered by what each fix is worth against how much work it takes, with every line traceable to a page an engine actually read while answering about you.
Every line traces to your own report
If a recommendation can't be pointed at a source that appears in your report, it doesn't appear here. That rules out generic advice like "add more keywords" — assistants don't read that way — and low-value directory sign-ups that barely register in what the engines actually cite.
Each work order shows its points, its effort (from a few minutes to a real project), and a status — open, planned, done, or won't do — so you always know what's left on the table.
A drafted article, assembled from that order's own findings
For work orders where the fix is a piece of writing, you can draft an article built from that specific order's findings, including structured data (JSON-LD) ready to embed. Read it and edit it — it is a draft, meant to be taken away and used on your own site, and drafts are limited per period so you can review what you have before asking for more.
Nothing publishes itself
The product cannot touch your website, and the copy never suggests it can. "Reviewed" means you've read the draft, not that it went anywhere — you copy the HTML or download it as a file and take it to your own site by hand.
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