Who links to your website
and the trust it earns you

The web searched for every page that mentions you, each one opened to confirm the link: linking sites and backlinks, your authority from Open PageRank, the share of followed links, spam signals, and pages that name you without linking.

Each linking site passes trust by its authority, its relevance to your business, whether the link is followed, minus spam. Twenty relevant links from respected sites beat a thousand weak ones.

Up to 90 pages checked plus every link Bing knows when you connect your free Bing Webmaster account: the page and words of each link, relevance judged by AI, toxic links with the disavow file, and your trust over time.

Who ranks for your keywords, how many sites link to them, and the sites that link to them and not to you, with how to get each link.

Directory listings (the right 25 to 30, with your listing kit written), a press release (written, with the outlets to send it to) and guest posts (the sites that take them, a pitch for each).

The link tracker opens the page where your link should be and confirms it: live and followed, nofollow, or not there yet.

Your homepage, then up to 12 pages the way Google reads them, then three pages read in depth by AI, then how many people search for what you offer. Every check lights up as it is scored, every page as it is read, and your score climbs.

Your score out of 100, the visits a month Google sends you today and what is within reach, the three problems that cost the most, and the keywords your pages should win.

Pick any red point. Its tool writes the fix for your own pages, or gives you the steps and the code. Your account comes with 1 AI credit to start.

Check again after your changes and see the points you gained. Have it checked every month, with an email of what changed.

• Secure connection (https)
• Open to search engines
• A sitemap
• Main address set (canonical)
• Answers quickly
• Made for phones
• Pages open without errors

• Clear page titles
• Search descriptions
• A different title on each page
• A different description on each page

• One main heading per page
• Subheadings
• Images described (alt text)
• Language set

• Enough words on the homepage
• Enough words on your main pages
• Each page aims at a keyword
• A blog that grows your traffic

• Looks good when shared
• Business details for Google (structured data)
• Site icon
• Homepage links to your pages
• Quality external links (backlinks)

• Your homepage keyword
• A main page keyword
• A main page keyword

Your page titles, search descriptions, main headings, subheadings, structured data, sharing tags and missing words, written by AI for each of your own pages, ready to paste.

For the technical points (https, sitemap, robots.txt, the main address, speed, phones, images, icon, links): the steps in plain words and the code to paste, for you or your developer.

What your customers type into Google in your country: up to 60 keywords with searches a month, how hard page one is and the page of yours each one fits. Easy wins first.

Articles of about 1,200 words in your voice, written for your customers, aimed at your keywords and linked to your own pages. Copy them into your website or download them for Word.

A designed company profile from your business details: who you are, what you offer, why customers choose you. The words your homepage needs, too.

A 90-day online marketing plan for your business: who to reach, where, with what message, and what to measure.

Which platforms, what to post, four weeks planned ahead, and how every post brings people back to your website.

Your website checked again whenever you want and every month by itself, with an email of what got better and what broke, and your score over time.

Every site that links to you: its authority, how relevant it is to your business, the link it gives (page, words, followed or not), toxic links with a disavow file, links lost and won month by month.

Who competes with you on Google, how strong their backlinks are, and the sites that link to them and not to you: the best places to ask for a link, with how to get each.

The directories that matter for your business (core, local, industry), each checked for authority, and your listing kit written: categories, short, medium and long descriptions, keywords.

A press release written from your news, in the style editors run, with the wires, national, local and industry outlets to send it to, each with its authority.

Sites in your field that publish guest articles, found on Google and ranked by authority, with a pitch email and three article ideas for each.

Every link you build in one list: submitted, live, nofollow or missing, checked on the page itself.

Whether your robots.txt lets Google in, line by line.

Finds your sitemap, counts the addresses in it and checks they open.

Follows every redirect of an address: http to https, with or without www, to the main address.

How fast your server starts answering, the number Google watches first.

The main heading and every subheading of a page, in order.

Every image on a page and whether it is described for Google and screen readers.

The structured data on a page: what Google can read about your business.

How a page looks when shared on WhatsApp, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Every link on a page, and the ones that lead nowhere.

Your title and description exactly as Google shows them, cut where Google cuts.

How hard it is to reach page one for a keyword in your country.

Your website made again by AI from what it already says: every fix above in place from day one, and every tool below switched on.

Fast servers, the padlock, daily backups and health checks, managed for you.

Posts written from your articles and pages and published to your social accounts on a schedule, each bringing people back.

Answers your visitors day and night from what your website says, and hands you the leads.

Products, orders and payments, with product pages written to be found on Google.

Appointments, rooms, tables or rentals booked and paid for online, with reminders.

Every enquiry from your website in one place, ready to follow up.

Finds businesses that need what you sell and writes them personal emails from your own address.

Email addresses on your own domain: you@yourbusiness.com.