Putting it right

Fixing what the audit finds

An audit that only produces a list is homework. These close the loop, and the rule that makes them safe to run is that they only ever add what is missing.

One script tag, any CMS

Patches schema, meta descriptions, titles, canonicals and alt text on WordPress, Squarespace, CRM funnels, anything that will take a script tag. Additive only. It never overwrites something that is already there, which is not a promise about how carefully it was written, it is how it is built.

Worth being straight about the limit: those fixes are applied in the browser. Google runs JavaScript and sees them. Crawlers that do not run JavaScript do not. Our own AI readability check measures exactly that gap, which means this is the one tool that will tell you when its own fix is not enough on your setup.

WordPress goes deeper

With an application password it edits the real page source, so the change survives a theme change and is visible to everything, including crawlers that never run a line of JavaScript. That is why the bridge plugin is worth installing rather than optional.

Drafted, never published

Titles and descriptions are drafted from the site's own content, and a person approves before anything publishes. Nothing goes live unread.

That approval step is not a phase we are going to grow out of. It stays whatever else gets added, because the alternative is a tool that changes a client's website while they are asleep and hopes.

Reports a client can read

Branded with your agency name, archived so there is history to show a trend against, and schedulable. The report goes out with your name on it, all of it.