Eight months ago Google didn't know this website existed (you can read the whole case study here) . One page, every service crammed into it, nav links that just scrolled you back to the same page. Today that business is the first name in the Google AI Overview for "restaurant accounting New York City" and the one ChatGPT recommends for the same search. I didn't build it. I told Steven what was wrong (Original Private Audit Video), gave him the plan, and he did the work. That plan is what's attached to this post. Five files, one per step, plus the launch checklist. Free, no email, nothing to buy. **On your phone? Scroll down, the zip is right there.** 5️⃣The five steps5️⃣ Every dead site is sick in a different way, so the steps are broad on purpose. Same as a doctor: the check-up is always the same, the medicine isn't. 1. Find what's actually wrong 👉🏼 Not just "no schema". The bigger question is whether this is a page problem or a structure problem. 2. Plan the fix 👉🏼 The page list and the checklist. Do this before you touch anything, because one fix contradicting another happens far more than people think. 3. Build it, then check nothing's missed 👉🏼 Fix by fix, ticking each one off. 4. Submit it to Google and Bing 👉🏼 Knock on the door. Sitemap in Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, or the single URL if you only fixed a page or two. 5. Track what happens. 👉🏼 Impressions first, then clicks, then conversions. If none of them move, go back to step 1. 🤐What's inside the zip🤐 1. README — which file does what, and how the checklist tabs map to the steps 2. 01 Find what's wrong — give it your URL (and any data you have). It hands you back a fix list and a verdict: pages or structure 3. 02 Plan the fix — takes that fix list and gives you the page list, one row per page, plus the checklist for each one 4. 03 Build and check — the build prompt, then the three checks on the live site: the quote paragraph, the schema, the proof

Closes tomorrow, Sunday Aug 9. Not extending it. Check out the video below to get a sneak peek preview of what you'll get when you join. To be clear before anyone buys the wrong thing: this is the premium annual, not the basic plan. - Premium normally: $47/mo, so $564 across a year - Until tomorrow: $336 for 12 months, which is $28/mo - $228 less than paying monthly - $115.20 under the normal annual price What you're actually paying for Both plans include DataWise and the 7-Day Action Plan, so that isn't the reason to upgrade. Premium adds the four things that are not on basic: ✅ Weekly site reviews. You submit your site, I record a full audit video, you get the exact list of what's missing. ✅ Live Q&A twice a week. Bring a real problem, get it solved on the call, instead of posting a question and waiting four days. ✅ Every tutorial, updated weekly. The full library, kept current as AI search keeps moving. ✅ AI workflows for titles, metas, schema, content and local SEO. The site reviews are the one that actually moves people. You can't proofread your own website. You know the business too well, so your brain fills in everything the page doesn't actually say. Steven's site was live for eighteen months with nothing. He submitted it for one weekly review in March, rebuilt over a weekend off the findings, and Google's AI Overview now names his firm first for "restaurant accounting nyc". The strategy had been sitting in the classroom the whole time. Someone else's eyes on his specific site is what found the gap. Two questions that came up this week "Is DataWise included, or is it an upsell?" Included. Full access to every tool, no separate subscription, no second card. AI visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Mode, Brand Tracker, Content Writer, rank tracking, site audits, backlinks, local SEO. "Does it renew at this price?" [NEEDS YOUR ANSWER: renews at $336, or reverts to the standard annual] Don't buy this if ❌ You're not going to do the work. The reviews show you what's wrong, you still have to go and change it.

Quick one for the free side. Until Sunday the 9th, the premium annual is 40% off. To be clear: premium only, not the basic plan. - Premium normally: $47/mo, so $564 a year - This week: $336 for the year, or $28/mo $228 back in your pocket. What premium adds over basic Both plans get DataWise and the 7-Day Action Plan. Premium adds: ✅ Weekly live Q&As ✅ Website reviews (submit your site, I record a full audit video) ✅ Premium tutorials, updated weekly ✅ AI workflows for titles, metas, schema, content and local SEO ✅ 1:1 Onboarding Session (To make a custom strategy for you) The website reviews are the one that actually moves people. You can't proofread your own website. Recent wins 🔥 William: 0.3% to 2.3% CTR, 9x clicks, 35x impressions 🔥 Daniel: 119 to 1,200 clicks in 28 days 🔥 Steven: 0 to 100+ booked appointments a month Who should not buy this ❌ If you're not going to do the work. This isn't a magic fix button. The reviews show you what's wrong, you still have to go and change it. ❌ If you won't submit your site for feedback. The people who ask questions win faster than the people who only watch. ❌ If you can't give it 1 to 3 hours a week for at least 3 months. SEO lags. Below that you won't be around long enough to see whether it worked. I don't want this to be another subscription you forget about, that gives you a fake sense of productivity just because you bought it. If that's you, skip it and catch the next one. Need Proof it works: - Premium Member Win 1 - Premium Member Win 2 - Premium Member Win 3 - Premium Member Win 4 More testimonials in the video attached ✌🏼 7-day money back guarantee. Cancel anytime.

(ALL FILES ATTACHED - IF ON MOBILE, SCROLL RIGHT) Just dropped a new one, and this might be the most slept-on Search change of the year. Open your Google Search Console. If you've verified your social profiles as platform properties, Google is now showing you the exact search queries that surface your TikToks, YouTube videos, and Instagram posts. Impressions, clicks, CTR, average position. For your social content. Inside the same tool you use for your website. Nobody's really talking about it. So I made a video breaking down what it means and, more importantly, what to actually do with it. In the video, I cover: - The myth that trips everyone up (Google does NOT track your on-platform views, so what IS this data?) - Why every post you publish is now a search result, and Google isn't ranking your posts anymore, it's ranking YOU, the entity - How to export all your platform data and have Claude Code build a single cross-platform "query matrix" - 3 plays that fall out of that matrix: cohesion audit, demand transfer (TikTok is secretly an early-keyword tool), and the one-platform-vs-two-platform pillar rule

I did something different this week. I built an entire website WITHOUT Claude Code. Kimi's new K3 model just beat Claude Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 on a bunch of benchmarks, so I put it to a real test: build a website, deploy it to Cloudflare, attach a real domain, and get it SEO-perfect. Start to finish. The result: a modern animated site, live on its own domain, scoring near-perfect on Google's Lighthouse (100 on SEO). The new video shows the whole workflow: - The Kimi desktop app setup (feels like the Claude/ChatGPT apps, zero terminal) - The Cloudflare plugin that lets Kimi deploy the site FOR you - Where I get templates that don't look AI-generated - Connecting the domain + verifying in Search Console so it actually ranks - The honest part: what it costs vs Claude Code, and the one real drawback (it's slow) Two free downloads to go with it: 1. My SEO Playbook file. Everything I've learned building ranking sites with Claude Code, condensed into one file you drop into Kimi so it does SEO right by default (ATTACHED - If on mobile, scroll right). 2. My website launch checklist, for making sure every site you push live is done correctly (HERE)