How it works

From sign-up to measured results in five steps.

Connect Search Console and Marvedo learns your site and brings ready-to-ship work every week. You approve; Marvedo measures the results and sends you a summary every Monday.

Step by step

Here’s what a week with Marvedo looks like.

You do the first two steps once; after that, it runs every week on its own.

  1. Sign up with Google, connect Search Console.

    Sign up with your Google account; no credit card needed. You give Search Console read-only access, and Marvedo changes nothing on your site.

    If you like, you also connect GA4, Google Ads (read-only) and WordPress through the Marvedo Helper plugin. You can remove any connection at any time.

    Example Connections screen: Search Console and GA4 connected, WordPress and Google Ads ready to connect.
    Data connections
  2. First Analysis learns your site.

    Marvedo reads your pages: it tells category, product and blog pages apart and finds your strongest pages, the ones with most room to grow, and technical gaps.

    At the end, “Your first 30-day plan” is ready, with the estimated clicks and effort beside each job.

    Example First Analysis report: the types of the 412 pages examined, highlights and a first 30-day plan of three jobs.
    First Analysis
  3. Ready-to-ship work every week, with your approval.

    The agent looks at your Search Console and AI data, picks the few jobs that will gain the most and writes down why, with the numbers. It brings the new title and description ready to use.

    If you approve, it writes the change to WordPress; the old version is kept and one click undoes it. Work you reject is never published.

    Example Agent screen: the “You're seen but rarely clicked” card with its reason, the ready new title and description, and the Apply to WordPress button.
    Agent
  4. It measures the result after 14 and 28 days.

    It compares the changed page with the rest of your site and reports the net click difference and how confident it is.

    If nothing changed it says “No clear change”; if there is too little data it says “Not enough data”. It never makes a result look better than it is.

    Example measured result: the new title brought 25 net clicks in 28 days, medium confidence; the agent’s proof this month.
    Measured result
  5. A summary lands in your inbox every Monday.

    The last 7 days of clicks and impressions, today’s first jobs and the results the agent measured, in one email.

    In between, ask Chat whatever is on your mind; it answers with your site’s data and names the source.

    Example weekly summary email: the last 7 days of clicks and impressions, three jobs for today and measured results.
    Weekly summary
Example Connections screen: Search Console and GA4 connected, WordPress and Google Ads ready to connect.
Data connections

Who does what

You decide, Marvedo does the work.

You

  • You connect Search Console once.
  • You approve or reject the ready work.
  • You can ask Chat anything, whenever you like.

Marvedo

  • Reads your data and finds the opportunities.
  • Prepares the work and writes it to WordPress after your approval.
  • Measures the result and sums it up every Monday.

Before you start

What do you need?

  • A Google account

    To sign up and sign in. The free trial needs no credit card.

  • Search Console access

    Your site’s verified property. Marvedo only reads it.

  • WordPress optional

    The Marvedo Helper plugin, so the changes you approve are written to your site.

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