Fair questions.

It means the site produces something every week: new page drafts aimed at searches you should win, refreshes of pages going stale, a nightly reading of your Search Console figures kept for good, and with the Get Booked add-on, flags on the visits worth a look. All of it lands in a queue for you. None of it goes live until you click OK. Today that click is a reply to the morning email, and we record who approved what.

The drafts are built from your existing pages and how you actually talk, so they start in your voice. Then you read every word before it publishes. If a draft sounds off, you reject it with one click and tell us why. Your reason goes into the next drafting brief, word for word, so the next one comes back closer.

The audit scores your site out of 100 on freshness, speed, local visibility and AI answers, and it names the three fixes we'd make first. It also tells you which of the two ways in fits: a Rebuild of the site you have, or a New Build from a blank page. Ask for one at yssus.info@gmail.com. You decide what happens next.

No. Every site starts from a blank page. You see multiple concepts, different directions for the same business, and you pick the one that matches what you pictured. A template would be faster for us and worse for you: Google struggles to tell duplicated layouts apart, and your customers can feel it.

Rebuild if your current design is fine and the real problem is that nobody touches it. We rebuild it as-is on our foundation and keep your content, URLs, and Google standing. New Build if the design hurts you or you're starting from nothing. The audit usually makes the choice obvious.

Then we meet again and change it. You choose between multiple concepts up front, and after that we keep revising until you're satisfied, at no extra charge. There's no change fee and no hourly meter. The monthly price already covers the meetings, however many it takes.

No. Get Found installs alongside whatever you have now, WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, or something older. On a platform we can't write to, the drafts come back as finished copy with the page they belong on, ready to paste. If your current platform later turns out to be the bottleneck, the Rebuild brings everything over with nothing lost.

It gets measured instead of buried. Once you connect Search Console, the agent watches how every page performs after launch. If something you wanted isn't working, it flags it and drafts a fix, which waits in your approval queue like everything else. You see the numbers and make the call. No single choice is a bet you can't check.

New pages usually get indexed within days to weeks. Where you land takes months, and anyone promising a firm date is guessing. We record your Search Console impressions and clicks from the first night, so you can watch the real numbers month by month instead of taking our word for it.

Their work stays where it is. Get Found installs alongside the site you already have, on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix or something older, so you don't have to move anything. On a platform we can't write to, the drafts come back as finished copy with the page they belong on, ready to paste. If you move to a Rebuild later, it keeps your content, your URLs and your Google standing.

People now ask Perplexity and Claude things like “who’s a good electrician near me” and take the answer they get. Those tools read websites and repeat the ones with clear, current pages. If yours is stale or vague, you're simply not in the answer. So we write the pages plainly, put the facts where a machine can lift them, and make sure the AI crawlers are allowed in, which the audit checks. What we will not tell you is whether a given assistant named you this week. That needs a paid subscription per engine, we have not bought one, and until we do there is no number here worth showing you.

Yes, any month. There are no contracts and no setup fees to recoup, on any plan. Your domain and your content are yours to take with you. Changes never cost extra while you're on it. We'd rather earn the next month than lock you into it.