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See how many customers your website brings you. Zero setup.

Your website already collects the answer to "is this working?" We show it to you: visitors, where they came from, and your top pages, plus a weekly site health check, with zero setup and nothing to connect. The My Website module adds competitor watching and a Monday morning briefing with the week's top moves.

See my visitors See competitor watching

With the Website module

Your traffic, in plain English

Visitor analytics and a weekly site health check ship with the Website module. Nothing to connect, nothing to configure, no third-party account to set up.

  • Visitors and page views this month, compared against the same point last month so you can see the trend
  • Where visitors came from, including how many Google sent you, versus Bing, Facebook, direct, and other sites
  • Your top pages, ranked by views and unique visitors, so you know which pages are pulling their weight
Site Health checks your homepage every week. Title, search description, heading structure, schema, mobile speed, and HTTPS, each with a plain-English fix when something needs attention.
My Website Visitors tab showing visitors this month, where visitors came from, and top pages
The Visitors tab: traffic, sources, and top pages, at a glance

With the Website module

See where people click and how far they scroll

Because we host your site, a tracker is already on every page. Nothing to install, nothing to connect. Give it a few days of real visitors and the picture fills in.

  • A click map for every page, colored blobs over a live view of the page showing exactly where visitors tap and click
  • A plain-English ranked list, "Your phone number: 38% of clicks," "Get a Free Quote button: 22%," in the order visitors actually act
  • A scroll bar for the whole page, plus a plain-English line: "7 in 10 visitors scroll past the middle. Only 2 in 10 reach your reviews."
The honest version. Heatmaps shows where people click and how far they scroll. It doesn't tell you why, and it can't promise a click turns into a booking. Read it as a picture of attention, not a scoreboard.
Nightly

Page, device, and range controls

Pick any page with traffic, switch between Desktop and Mobile, and look back 30 or 90 days. No cookies, no names or personal details stored, bots filtered out automatically. With the My Website module, the Monday Advisor briefing reads this data too.

Competitor watching My Website module

Four checks on every competitor you name

Add the 5–10 companies that actually show up when you search your own services. From then on, this runs without you.

Weekly

Full page crawl

Downloads their pages and reads everything: titles, headings, schema, internal links, what technology they run, and their forms. When their strategy changes, the diff shows in your feed.

Daily

Sitemap diff

Watches their sitemap file every day. A new landing page shows up in your activity feed the day it appears, which is the day you decide whether you need one like it.

Weekly

PageSpeed, both sides

Google's own speed and mobile scores for their pages and yours. When a competitor's site gets slow, you have an opening, and the feed says so.

Weekly

Reputation research

AI research reads Google, Yelp, BBB, and Facebook and reports review counts for every competitor, so you always know who's pulling ahead.

Nothing is a black box. The run log shows every collector run and its status, every data source can be paused individually, and pausing loses nothing, turn it back on and your history is intact.

Local rankings My Website module

Where you show up in Google's local results

Confirm your Google Business listing once under My Website > Settings. After that, a weekly scan checks a grid of spots around your service area and maps what it finds in plain English.

  • Confirm your listing once. We match it to your business name and city, you confirm it's really you, and the scan turns on.
  • A grid of spots around your service area, checked weekly for each topic you track, so you always know it's running
  • A color-coded map, green where you're strong, amber and red where you're not, with a plain-English summary underneath
The honest version. This shows where you show up in Google's local results across the spots we check, not one single guaranteed rank. Google shows different results to different searchers, so read it as a picture of your area, not a promise.
Weekly

Local Rankings map

On the Competitors tab, pick a topic and see its own map: where you rank from each spot we checked, this week's average position, and which side of town needs the most attention.

The payoff My Website module

Monday, 7am: your briefing is waiting

The Advisor reads the week, competitor moves, review counts on both sides, and your own site's traffic and health, and writes what matters in plain English. Five minutes to read. No jargon, no dashboard spelunking.

  • 3–5 ranked actions, each with the reasoning behind it, a foreman's punch list, not a 40-page report
  • It checks before it talks: the Advisor inspects what your site already has, so it never recommends adding something that's already there
  • Quiet weeks get skipped, no padded urgency, no filler
  • Work the list your way: mark actions In Progress or Done, or Dismiss the ones you disagree with, dismissed actions never come back
  • Lands in your inbox if you want it there; archived on the Advisor tab either way. Admins get a Generate Now button for an on-demand briefing.
It closes its own loop. When a competitor out-gains you on reviews, the first action is a concrete review move, and your Review Request campaign is the tool it points at. When it flags a content gap, the AI blog closes it from job photos in about two minutes.
Weekly briefingMonday 7:02am

Quiet week for two of your six competitors, but ShinePro Exteriors published a new page targeting professional house washing on the north side, and their review count grew by 6 to your 2. Your site visits are up 18% since last week's photo additions went live. One opening: Apex Pressure Pros' homepage slowed badly this week.

This week's actions
HIGHMatch the review pace. 4 jobs closed last week without a review ask, the Review Request campaign is off. Turn it on.
HIGHAnswer ShinePro's new page. You have the job photos for a north-side house-washing post; theirs has no photos.
MEDPress the speed advantage. Your homepage loads 3× faster than Apex's this week, a good week to nudge the ads budget.
Illustrative briefing on the fictional demo market shown throughout this page.

Setup

Live tonight. Useful within a week.

Fill in your accountBusiness name, city, timezone, your domain. Two minutes.
Read your Visitors tabTraffic shows up within a day or two of your first visitors. Nothing to connect.
Add competitors My Website5–10 is ideal, the companies that actually appear when you search your own services. Even 3 gets things moving.
Read Mondays My WebsiteThe Advisor gets sharp after about a week of collected data.
You can't break it. Pause one competitor, switch off one data source, or hit the master pause, everything is reversible and your history survives. Every page in the module has a "How to use this page" button, so a walkthrough is always one click away.

Ranking, honestly

The honest truth about ranking

The internet makes SEO sound impossible and expensive. For a local pressure washing company, it isn't. Most of what wins local search is either already done for you or comes down to a short list of plain, real-business signals. Here's the whole truth, with none of the fear.

We already did the hard 90%

The technical part that agencies charge for is built into every site we make. The day your site goes live, it's done.

  • Service and city pages in the structure local search rewards
  • LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ, and Person schema, written from your settings
  • Sitemaps and social cards that update themselves as your site changes
  • Fast, server-rendered pages that Google and AI crawlers read in full
This is the part most businesses pay an agency to build. It's already done, built into the Website module.

What's actually left for you

A little off-site work. It's smaller than you've been told, and you can do it yourself.

  • A few good backlinks. Around five links from real, trusted local sources beat hundreds of cheap ones. Think local news, a supplier you work with, a trade group, a sponsorship.
  • Local citations. Get listed with the BBB, your chamber of commerce, local business groups, and the big directories. Use the exact same name, address, and phone everywhere.
  • Mentions of your business. This one is new and it matters. When people name your business online, it counts now even when there is no link. AI answer engines weigh whether you are a real business that people talk about. A spot in a local "best of" list or a community group post helps.

What to ignore

Here's the short version. Do the small list above. We keep doing the rest. For a local pressure washing company, that is usually enough to rank ahead of competitors who paid for more and understood less.

Questions

About My Website

What does it cost? +
Visitor analytics, the weekly Site Health check, and Heatmaps come with the Website module, with nothing to connect. Competitor watching, Local Rankings, and the Monday AI briefing are the My Website module at $29 a month, cancel anytime.
Is this ethical? It sounds like spying. +
Everything My Website reads about competitors is public: their websites, sitemap files, public review counts, and Google's public PageSpeed scores. It's the same research an agency does by hand, automated and continuous.
I'm not an SEO person. Will this make sense to me? +
Yes. Visitor analytics and Site Health start working the moment your site is live, nothing to connect. With the My Website module, add 5 to 10 competitors, about 10 minutes, and the Monday briefing builds from there. Everything is written in plain English, not SEO jargon.
What if it recommends something I disagree with? +
Dismiss it, dismissed actions never come back. The Advisor shows its reasoning on every action, so you can judge each one on the evidence.
How many competitors can I track? +
5–10 is the sweet spot for a local market. You can add, pause, or remove competitors anytime, and paused competitors keep their history.

Keep exploring

Your WebsiteThe included business site My Website keeps an eye on, schema, blog, portfolio, careers, all automatic. CampaignsThe follow-up engine the Advisor's review actions point at, review requests, estimate chasers, payment reminders.

Watch your traffic. Then watch your competitors.

Visitor analytics is live the night your site is. Add the My Website module for competitor watching and your first Monday briefing.

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