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Before you hire an SEO agency: five numbers

The complaint about SEO agencies is almost never the price — it is that you cannot tell whether anything is happening. Five numbers to agree before you sign, so the next twelve months are verifiable.

August 19, 2026·Giuseppe Tomasello·5 min read

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Is your tracking recording anything? A 10-minute check

Analytics that is installed is not analytics that is working. Three silent failures we found on our own site in 48 hours, and the ten-minute procedure that catches all of them.

August 19, 2026·Giuseppe Tomasello·5 min read

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Telling if your SEO works when you have almost no traffic

Bounce rate, time on page and click-through rate are statistical noise below about a hundred sessions. Here are the four things that are genuinely readable at low volume, and why 'no traffic means it isn't working' is wrong for a new site.

August 19, 2026·Giuseppe Tomasello·5 min read

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What Google actually sees on an AI-built site

Your site looks perfect in the browser and scores well in every tool. That tells you almost nothing about what a crawler receives. Here is the 60-second check, and why Lighthouse cannot reveal the gap.

August 19, 2026·Giuseppe Tomasello·5 min read

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Indexed but no impressions: broken or normal?

Your pages are indexed and Search Console shows zero impressions. Here is how to tell whether you are waiting normally or something is structurally broken — with the checks that separate the two.

August 18, 2026·Giuseppe Tomasello·7 min read

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