The problem
With nebra
Every action comes with what it delivers, who carries it out and how much effort it takes. You approve, the agents do the work.
The homepage takes 4.2 seconds to load, images are uncompressed
Open Running Done
Twelve subpages share the same page title
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No way to get in touch above the fold, the phone number is only in the legal notice
Open Running Done
Fully traceable: every step is in the history, and nothing goes live unless you approve it.
A ready-made team of web developer, SEO expert and reporting expert. It doesn't just audit, it gets its hands dirty. You see the result beforehand and approve it.
A landing page for the new service, a subpage for a location, a page for a product that never had one. You say what it is about. The crew writes it, builds it and sets it up in your CMS.
Oversized images, render-blocking scripts, content that jumps around while loading. The crew measures the metrics Google actually counts, finds the cause and fixes it. Not as a recommendation, but as a change.
Pages that just miss the first page of results rarely need a new page, they need a better one. The crew adds what is missing, cuts what gets in the way and reorganizes the structure.
Broken links, duplicate content, missing structured data, pages nobody can reach. The invisible part that grows over the years and that nobody cleans up because it doesn't hurt anyone. Until it does.
For online stores, this is where the biggest gains are. Descriptions that answer the customer's question instead of repeating the spec sheet, and a layout that leads to the purchase instead of the back button.
In the end, the change doesn't sit in a PDF, it is live on your website. With one click, after you have approved it. Give the crew server access and it implements directly; without access, you get the finished change ready to deploy.
Every action found, with what it delivers, who carries it out and how much effort it takes. One click on "Implement" and the crew gets started.
It would be easy to claim here that an app replaces everything. It doesn't. There are three things it can't do, and you should know them before you buy:
Yes, within your existing website. Creating new subpages and landing pages, reworking what is there, fixing technical issues, publishing: you do all of that yourself with the agents. What it does not deliver is a new look with branding and design. For that you need a human.
Both, and you decide. Without access, you get the finished change ready to deploy. With access to your CMS or server, the crew makes the change itself. Either way, you see beforehand what is going to happen and approve it.
Nothing goes live without your approval. Still, the usual rule applies to any work on a live website: back it up first. We recommend making a backup before you give the crew server access.
The crew works through the access you give it. Common setups are WordPress, TYPO3, Shopify or your own server via SSH. If your system is among them, it works. If not, you get the change as a finished file.
A single page or a load time fix takes hours, not weeks. What happens to rankings and inquiries afterwards takes longer; that is covered on the page about reach.
That is exactly what the ready-made teams are for. They are included in the monthly fee: you pick a goal, the team works through it. You can still build the workflows yourself. That works, but it takes time.
The app runs on your computer. Your logins stay with you, and you never have to upload them anywhere.
Then let us know. The app is the first step, not the only one.