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Feature deep dive · Fixes

Five fixes, smallest first, none invented

Each fix appears only when your own weekly data calls for it. An empty queue means you are winning — which costs an upsell and earns trust.

  • 5 tiers ranked
  • From 5 minutes
  • Drafted + markup
  • Measured, not claimed

Short answer

Why smallest first?

Why does a five-minute fix outrank a two-hour page?

Because the objection-buster answers the exact sentence the engine quoted — the fastest path from loss reason to corrected answer. A versus blueprint is powerful but slow; shipping the five-minute answer on Monday can move the following Monday cycle, while the blueprint is still in review. Time to value is the ranking function, not effort prestige.

What stops the queue filling with busywork?

Triggers. Each tier fires only on an observed condition: a forensic gap reason, a missing llms.txt, a passing-only mention, a competitor first-choice win, a deciding citation domain. No trigger, no task. The queue would rather be empty and honest than full and flattering.

What if you do not know our real numbers?

Then we leave a marker. Generated assets use only observed crawl and citation facts; unverified pricing, counts or badges arrive as explicit placeholders you complete. A verification script fails the build if a zero-price offer template ever reappears — the fastest way to lose assistant trust is to be caught overstating.

The ladder

Effort grows as you climb

Width encodes relative effort; order encodes payoff speed.

  1. 01Objection-buster FAQ5 min
  2. 02llms.txt production asset5 min
  3. 03Entity disambiguation10 min
  4. 04Versus blueprint2 hours
  5. 05Citation authority outreachOngoing

The no-fabrication rule

Observed facts only. Placeholders for the rest. A build-breaking check enforces it — marketing cannot quietly reintroduce invented offers.

5 min
Tiers 1–2

Answer + llms.txt

10 min
Tier 3

Entity schema

2 hr
Tier 4

Versus blueprint

Ongoing
Tier 5

Outreach

01

Objection-Buster FAQ

5 minutesDeterministic

A ≤45-word direct answer to the exact objection the engine raised, plus FAQPage JSON-LD.

Trigger · A forensic gap reason was extracted from an engine answer.

Copy the ≤45-word answer plus its FAQPage JSON-LD. Publish under the objection page. Done in a coffee break.
02

llms.txt production asset

5 minutesDeterministic

A complete /llms.txt file: proposition, capability matrix, pricing, key pages, contact.

Trigger · The AI Health Check finds /llms.txt missing.

Download the complete llms.txt — proposition, capability matrix, pricing, pages, contact — and deploy to root.
03

Entity disambiguation

10 minutesDeterministic

Organization JSON-LD with sameAs slots and step-by-step placement instructions.

Trigger · Your brand is only mentioned in passing, or cautioned against.

Paste Organization JSON-LD with sameAs slots, following the placement instructions. Stops namesake merging.
04

Versus blueprint

2 hoursAI-assisted

An honest comparison page with a capability matrix, when-to-choose-each, and migration friction.

Trigger · A tracked competitor took first choice on a commercial query.

Use the honest blueprint — capability matrix, when-to-choose-each, migration friction — as the writer brief.
05

Citation authority outreach

OngoingAI-assisted

A non-promotional, affiliation-disclosing contribution draft for the source that decided the answer.

Trigger · A Reddit thread or review site was the deciding citation.

Review the non-promotional, affiliation-disclosing draft. Publish it yourself; nothing posts on your behalf.

Proof

Baselines lock, lift is measured

Marking done freezes the score. Next complete cycle writes the after-value.

  1. 01

    Complete the asset

    Publish the answer, deploy the file, paste the schema — then mark done in the queue or via MCP.

  2. 02

    Baseline freezes

    Current visibility score locks as impactBefore. It cannot drift afterwards, even if the week is partial.

  3. 03

    Next cycle measures

    A real later snapshot writes impactAfter. Until then the action reads awaiting measurement — never a win.

  4. 04

    Report honestly

    Impact view shows before, after and delta per fix. Fixes that did nothing appear as plainly as wins.

Self-serve vs sprint

Same assets, different hands

The queue is identical. Who publishes changes.

Self-serve — minutes a day

Your team copies assets from the queue. Best when someone owns publishing and unblocks quickly.

Managed sprint — done for you

Our engineer implements all five tiers, seeds citation authority and reports lift per baseline. Best when tasks keep sliding.

Fix questions

Asked before publishing

Quoted verbatim via FAQPage markup.

What are the five remediation tiers?

Objection-buster FAQ in five minutes, llms.txt production asset in five minutes, entity disambiguation in ten minutes, versus blueprint in two hours, then ongoing citation authority outreach. Each fires only when its trigger is observed in your own data — an empty queue means you are winning.

Does the platform invent pricing or review numbers?

No. Asset generation is bound by a no-fabrication rule: facts come only from observed crawl and citation data, and anything unverified is emitted as an explicit placeholder marker for you to complete. A verification script fails the build if a zero-price offer template appears.

Who publishes the fixes?

You do on self-serve — copy the answer and its JSON-LD, deploy the file, paste the schema. On a managed sprint our engineer implements all five tiers, seeds citation authority and reports measured lift against each locked baseline.

Ship the smallest fix

Five minutes to your first baseline

The objection-buster is drafted from your own loss reason — copy it, publish it, lock the score. Fourteen days free.