Results

What it actually did.

Once a week the platform reports on itself: every site it runs, every change it made, and which way the numbers moved afterwards. The figures below come out of the same database the agents write to, and a person reviews them before they appear here.

Rises and falls get the same treatment. A results page that only ever goes up is not evidence of anything.

Week of 31 Aug to 06 Sept

sites serviced
12
pages managed
2,055
changes applied
16
keywords watched
745

The work

What we changed.

Every edit the platform makes is one of a fixed set of kinds, and each one is recorded before and after so it can be undone. This is what that week consisted of.

Changes applied, by kind

  • Titles and descriptions 16 applied

    The headline and summary a search engine shows for a page. Rewritten so the page states what it is for, in the words people search with.

Honesty

And what did not land.

The agents proposed 141 changes that week. Fewer than that reached a site, and the gap is worth explaining rather than rounding away.

Every proposed change, by outcome

  • Applied to the site 16 changes

    Written to the live site and recorded, with the previous version kept so it can be put back.

  • Could not be applied 32 changes

    The page had changed since we prepared the edit, or the platform has no field we are allowed to write to. These are handed back as instructions rather than dropped.

  • Waiting or declined 93 changes

    Sitting in an approval queue, or turned down by the client. On a regulated site every change waits for a person by default.

Movement

Which way rankings went.

Only keywords that ranked in both weeks are counted, comparing each one's average position across the week. Moves smaller than half a position are ignored as noise rather than reported as progress.

improved 282 declined 153

Of 745 keywords ranked in both weeks. Positions move before traffic does, so a week can look like this one and still be going the right way.

Traffic

What that produced.

Search clicks come from Search Console and sessions from Analytics, both measured across every site on the platform.

search clicks

797

up 89 on the week before

this week 797
week before 708

People who saw one of these sites in a search result and chose it.

sessions

894

down 427 on the week before

this week 894
week before 1,321

Visits recorded by Analytics, from every source and not search alone.

Writing

Articles and fixes.

0

articles published

None reached a site that week. 3 were drafted and are waiting on approval.

0

issues closed by a change of ours

Counted only where one of our own changes closed the issue. Something that resolved because a client's developer got there first is not ours to claim.

Week by week

Every week so far.

Platform results by week, newest first
Week Sites Pages Applied Up Down Clicks Sessions
31 Aug to 06 Sept 12 2,055 16 282 153 797 894
24 Aug to 30 Aug 11 1,760 22 184 197 708 1,321
17 Aug to 23 Aug 8 814 47 212 146 489 1,026
10 Aug to 16 Aug 7 780 66 156 142 426 378
03 Aug to 09 Aug 5 757 79 132 122 403 459
27 July to 02 Aug 5 335 72 97 116 345 342
20 July to 26 July 2 203 14 56 41 25 83

Case studies

One site at a time.

Each of these is one client, kept anonymous, told in chapters. The first chapter is where they started and what the plan was. Every month after that adds what was done and what it produced.

Method

How these are counted.

Each week compares itself with the week before. Keyword movement counts only keywords ranked in both weeks, using each keyword’s mean position across the week and ignoring moves under half a position. Search Console restates for two to three days, so the most recent complete week is published, not the current one.

Sites serviced counts every active site on the platform. Pages managed is every page under management across them. A change counts as applied only once it has been written to the live site, not when an agent proposed it. Last updated 11 Sept 2026.

These pages are generated from the platform's own database and opened as a pull request for a person to read before anything appears here. That is the same review step every client site gets.