This is what a workspace looks like
A home-&-décor D2C brand on the Semi-Auto plan (name withheld). This is an example workspace with sample data — a live account shows the client’s own real Search Console numbers, and every fix in the ledger is one we actually ship, log, and can reverse.
Illustrative, noisy weekly model — real traffic dips, spikes, and takes an algorithm hit or two. The point is the trend. On a live workspace this chart is your real Search Console data, unsmoothed.
The closed loop
| What we shipped | Type | Status | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Rewrote “brass planters” collection meta + added Product schema reversible in one click |
Content · Schema | Live | 20 Aug |
Fixed 12 broken internal links (404 → 200) reversible in one click |
Technical | Live | 19 Aug |
Compressed 40 hero images (LCP 3.1s → 1.4s) reversible in one click |
Performance | Live | 18 Aug |
Added FAQ schema to 8 product pages waiting in your review queue |
Schema | Approved | 22 Aug |
New guide: “How to style brass planters” (targets 3 keywords) draft — awaiting your approval |
Content | In review | 22 Aug |
Human-approval by default — nothing reaches the live site until it’s approved, and every change is one-click reversible.
Shipped 5 fixes — 2 content, 1 schema, 2 technical. Your brass-planters collection got a rewritten title + Product schema, 12 dead links were repaired, and 40 images were compressed.
“brass planters” moved #14 → #6. All 40 product pages now pass Core Web Vitals. Two pages started showing up in AI answers for buyer questions.
3 new guides are in your review queue, and we’re reaching out to 5 décor blogs for backlinks. Approve the FAQ-schema batch to push it live.