We’ll never move a page between groups to make the result look better
Once you agree to your plan, the two groups are fixed. Nobody here can change them, and that’s the only reason the result means anything.
Provenplot fixes that in the only way that can be checked. Vera, your website concierge, improves the pages you already have, a few at a time, and proves how many extra visitors they brought by comparing them with pages she leaves alone. You approve every change. If it doesn’t work, your next three months are free.
No account, no card. About a minute.
This week I improved three of your pages.
Your improved pages are now 14% ahead of the ones I’m leaving alone.
Two improvements are waiting for your yes.
More visitors on the pages Vera improved than on the ones she left alone. Same website, same 90 days, same Google update. The only difference was the work.
likely between +6% and +22%,
and the range narrows every week
Three things owners tell us in the first five minutes. The cause is nearly always the same: the pages went stale, Google noticed, and nobody was watching.
“We used to get three or four calls a week from the drain-cleaning page. Now it’s one a month, and the page hasn’t changed.”
“Our wedding pricing page ranked first for years. It’s on page two now, and I only found out from a bride.”
“The agency sends a thirty-page report every month. I’ve never once understood whether we’re ahead or behind.”
Composites of the stories we hear most, not customer quotes. Customer results are published, with their names, at Published results.
Three sentences every business owner gets sent. Not one of them is a measurement, and you already suspected that.
Up compared to what? A competitor had a bad quarter. Google changed something twice. You launched something. It’s all in the same number, and nobody can pull it apart.
Volume is easy to bill and impossible to disprove. Meanwhile the twelve pages that already bring you customers haven’t been touched since 2023.
A guess multiplied by another guess. It exists to make you feel behind, and it works. Nobody has ever measured it, including the people who sent it.
Every one of these has the same hole. Nothing was left alone to compare against, so nobody can say what the work did.
Improve some pages. Leave a matched set alone, on purpose. Compare.
If the improved pages pull ahead of the ones left alone, the work did it. If they don’t, it didn’t, and you should be told so. That is the whole idea, and it is the only thing that makes the number on a report worth reading. Every Provenplot plan is built this way, and the two groups are fixed the day you agree to it.
Three steps, and about five minutes a week of your time.
So Vera can see how each of your pages is doing today: how many people find it, and what they searched for. She can only look, never change.
Each week she picks the pages that bring you customers and have gone out of date, rewrites them and tells you why. You read the old version beside the new. Nothing changes without your yes.
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Yes, use thisNot a score. The difference between the pages Vera improved and the ones she left alone, with its likely range. If it didn’t work, we say so, and your next 90 days are free.
Vera reads your Google data every night, so she notices when a page starts slipping.
She picks the pages worth improving and writes the new version, in your voice, for you to read.
Every change comes with the reason in plain words. Nothing goes live without your yes.
From about day 45 she tells you which way it’s leaning, good or bad. No surprises on the last day.
And a real person behind her: the person who built Provenplot reads every message. Send a message.
You’re not paying for a report. You’re paying for better pages. The comparison is how you find out they were worth it.
You read the old version beside the new one and say yes. Then it’s on your website: you paste it in, in a couple of minutes, or your web developer publishes it. No quota, no charge per article.
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Three refusals and one promise. Together they’re why the result is worth anything.
Once you agree to your plan, the two groups are fixed. Nobody here can change them, and that’s the only reason the result means anything.
No estimated lost revenue, no score out of a hundred. If we can’t measure something, we’ll say so, and tell you what it would take.
No per-article pricing and no quota. Publishing forty thin pages a month is the problem we exist to fix.
The first three months aren’t free and aren’t refunded; the free ones are the next three, and only if the first didn’t work. Applied automatically, nothing to claim. We do it once, and if a second try doesn’t work either, we’ll tell you to stop paying us.
Per website, for websites with 40 pages or more. The founding price for the first 25 websites, kept for as long as you stay; $249 after that. Cancel any time.
Type your website’s address. We read the pages that are already public and tell you what we found, including what we can’t see yet.
No account needed, and we won’t email you: we never ask for your address.