The job
A page audit is easy to agree with and easy to ignore. Put a number on each recommendation, show which audience it moves, and the report becomes a plan the client can approve.
One simulation reads every combination at once.
Pages, multiplied by audiences. Every pair gets its own read.
How the team runs it
Three steps, the same for every run: a page, the audiences that read it, and the result.
- Page
Audit a client's page
Run the page as it is today: the baseline every recommendation is measured against.
- Audiences
Show how their buyers read it
Four audiences, each with a predicted range and the objection holding it back.
- Result
Ship a report they act on
Fixes ranked by what they are worth, then a re-run that shows the change.
A client's page, before and after the top three fixes
The baseline run, then a re-run after the client shipped the three highest-ranked fixes.
What the team took from it
- Budget holders moved most: the price now sits next to what it includes.+0.9
- Technical readers barely moved. That is the next recommendation, with its own number.+0.1
- The report led with the two fixes that moved the most audiences.2 of 3
An example from a sample workspace. Every figure is a simulated range, not a measured result.
What you bring
- The client's page
- The client's buyers, in their words
- The networks in their plan
What you get back
- A baseline read per audience
- Recommendations with a number on each
- A before-and-after the client can see for themselves
Where most consultants start
Ten simulations a month: a baseline and a re-run for five clients, with cycles to spare.
Growth
$129per month
Prices in USD
10 simulations a month$11.99 each
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