By platform
The diagnosis is the same. The fixing is not.
Thirteen platforms, each with what you can actually change on it, what we will publish for you, and what only you can do. No page here claims more than the product does.
CMS & ecommerce
Sites with a real content layer. Two of these are the ones we will publish into.
- WordPressThe one platform where we will publish the whole list for you. Nothing goes live until you have approved it.We publish — being built
- ShopifyProduct pages answer 'what is it'. Engines get asked 'which one should I buy' — and that is a different page, which most stores do not have.We publish — being built
- BigCommerceEverything the report asks for is reachable from the control panel. We hand you the list and the steps; you press publish.You publish, we give steps
Website builders
Hosted builders. You own the content, the platform owns the file system — which decides what is possible at the root of the domain.
- WixWix gives you more of the technical surface than its reputation suggests. The gap is content, not markup.You publish, we give steps
- SquarespaceThe one real limit is robots.txt, which Squarespace manages for you. Everything else on the report is reachable.You publish, we give steps
- WebflowFull control of markup and clean server-rendered HTML. The report is usually about what is missing, not what is broken.You publish, we give steps
- GoDaddy Website BuilderThe most constrained builder on this list. The report leans almost entirely on content and on profiles you own elsewhere.You publish, we give steps
- FramerServer-rendered pages, real head control, an editable robots.txt. Nothing structural gets in the way.You publish, we give steps
- DudaBuilt for agencies running many similar sites, which is exactly the shape of this work.You publish, we give steps
App, funnel & dev platforms
You own the code. Nothing is blocked, but rendering is: a client-side app can be invisible to an engine that does not run JavaScript.
- LovableYou own the code, so nothing is off limits. The problem is the opposite one: a client-rendered app can be an empty page to an engine.You publish, we give steps
- ReplitFull control of the server, so every action on the report is available. What decides the outcome is rendering and the domain.You publish, we give steps
- GitHub PagesStatic files and nothing in the way. Every file-level action is a commit; the limits are all server-side.You publish, we give steps
- GoHighLevelBuilt for agencies running client funnels. The report's two columns map onto that split almost exactly.You publish, we give steps
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Questions
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