← Who it's for

For marketing managers & in-house teams

Stop being the person who has to translate four dashboards for everyone else.

You're the one who actually executes -- rewriting a page, fixing a broken link, adding schema -- and right now that means logging into three or four separate tools just to figure out what needs doing today.

What this usually looks like

Scores don't tell you what to change

An SEO score of 62 doesn't tell you which page, which fix, or why. You need issues flagged by severity, on the actual page, with the actual reason.

Content QA is manual and easy to skip

Checking every new page for AI-answer readiness -- meta tags, structure, readability -- takes real time, so it quietly stops happening under deadline pressure.

Schema and structured data get deprioritised

Everyone agrees it matters. Almost no one has time to audit it page by page and hand-write the JSON-LD.

The modules that matter most

SEO health

A full technical crawl -- broken links, redirect chains, duplicate meta, orphan pages -- flagged by severity, not buried in a spreadsheet.

SEO health score
78/100
↑ 4 pts this week
12 pages are fully indexed and clean.
3 redirect chains are slowing crawlers down.
Collapse the chains to single 301s this week.

Copy QA

Every page scored for AI-answer readiness automatically, issues flagged by severity, so it stops being the thing that gets skipped.

Copy score
72/100
Fair · GEO readiness
6 checks pass on your top page.
Your key differentiator isn’t stated in plain text.
Add a one-line summary AI tools can quote directly.

Schema

Missing structured data by page type, explained plainly, with ready-to-paste JSON-LD generated for you.

Schema coverage
9/12 types
3 missing
9 of 12 schema types are already in place.
FAQPage markup is missing sitewide.
Paste in the generated JSON-LD, it’s ready to go.

This is the part of the job that's genuinely executable in an afternoon once you know exactly what's wrong and where. That's what the briefing is for.