One click turns a scan result into a branded page carrying your logo and your colour, showing exactly what that business is losing and to whom.
Your logo, your colour, your booking link. Nothing on the page mentions SellSEO on a paid plan.
Their position against the local winner, the money going to the businesses above them, the technical faults on their own homepage, and a live screenshot of it. Every claim is something the owner can verify in a new tab.
You get an email the moment the page is opened, and you can see how long they stayed on it. Walking into a call already knowing they read the whole thing changes the call.
Your logo, your brand colour and your booking calendar, on your own link. On a paid plan there is no SellSEO badge anywhere on the page.
Everything the scan measured is already attached to it: rankings, ad spend, traffic trend, backlink gap, technical faults and the AI probe result.
The report is written from that data in seconds. Nothing is invented, and every number on it traces back to a source the engine actually read.
Share it in an email, a message or on a call. Open notifications and read time come back to you, and a booking button on the page turns interest into a slot in your calendar.
On a paid plan, yes. It carries your logo, your brand colour and your booking calendar, sits on its own link, and nothing on the page mentions SellSEO. The free plan adds a small SellSEO badge in the footer.
Where the business ranks against the local leader for the keywords that matter, an estimate of the revenue going to the businesses ranking above it, the technical faults found on its homepage, a live screenshot of that homepage, twelve months of traffic direction, and the answer an AI assistant gives when asked for a recommendation in that market.
From local search volume for the keywords the business is missing, the click share that normally goes to each ranking position, and what those clicks currently cost in paid search for the same terms. It is an estimate and the page says so, but every input is a measured number rather than a guess.
Yes. You get a notification when the page is first opened, and the record shows how long it was read for. That signal is usually a better trigger for a follow up than any fixed schedule.
Yes. Your availability sits on the page itself, so the moment the problem lands there is a slot to take. Bookings appear in your Meetings screen and the business moves along your pipeline on its own.
The report is generated from measured data and is meant to be sent as it is, which is what keeps it defensible on the call. When you want to shape a narrative, add pricing or attach deliverables, that is what the proposal builder is for.
Run one scan on your own niche tonight and see who in your city is bleeding search traffic. If the audit reports do not impress you, you have spent nothing.
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