Checks and reports
The Canary, our live site watcher agent
The Canary watches your live site after changes. If a page starts failing, a form stops delivering or Google reports a new problem, it raises the alarm early, like the bird in the mine.
What it does for you
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Watches after changes
It can check key pages and forms again once a change is live.
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Reads Google's alerts
New problems Google reports about your site are flagged with what they mean.
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Raises the alarm early
A failing page or form is flagged for Offer, not left for the next report.
Where it works
The Canary works inside technical SEO, the fixes that help Google read your site. It reads the alerts Google sends about your site and checks your key pages, so trouble shows up on a list before it shows up in your calls.
Offer sets the plan with you, our agents do the legwork, and Offer reviews every change before it goes live. He has run digital marketing for 20 years.
Source: Our process
How it works with Offer
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Step 1: A change goes live
Once Offer approves a change and it is live, the Canary watches.
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Step 2: Something looks wrong
If a page fails or Google reports a problem, it flags it with details.
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Step 3: Offer decides the fix
Offer reviews the alert and decides whether to fix forward or undo the change.
Questions owners ask
Why is it called the Canary?
Miners once kept a canary as an early warning. This one warns about your site.
Can it undo a change itself?
No. It raises the alarm, and Offer decides what happens.
What alerts does Google send?
Messages in Search Console, Google's free report of the searches that show your site, such as pages it could not index.
Talk to Offer before you decide anything.
You'll talk with Offer, not a sales rep. A short call, no pitch deck.
Pick a time on the contact page, or call. Offer will ask about your business, then tell you honestly what he'd do first.
