Privacy-friendly analytics, AI search visibility, and getting more from your traffic. Written for solo founders.
AI assistants don't browse the web like people do. They lean on a short list of sources you can be in. Here's the zero-budget version of showing up.
Most schema advice is written for SEO agencies with time to burn. Here are the three blocks that matter for a small product site, and the ones to skip.
An honest look at the llms.txt standard, including the uncomfortable part about adoption, and a 20-minute template for writing one anyway.
Search engines don't find new sites on their own anymore. Here's the exact, free sequence to get crawled and indexed in days instead of months.
What the 2026 data says about AI referral traffic, and how to find your own number instead of guessing from industry averages.
Your normal analytics can't answer this, by design. Here's why, and how to actually check whether AI crawlers are reading you.
A straight answer to a question most analytics companies dodge, including where our own tool lands on it.
Most visits from ChatGPT and Perplexity land in your analytics as 'Direct.' Here's why, and how to see the real number.
Most click-tracking guides end with 'now add this event to Google Tag Manager.' Here's how to skip all of that.
Google Analytics 4 is free because you're not the customer. Here's why solo founders keep bouncing off it, and what to use instead.