Two published pack pages had zero outbound links for weeks inside green daily reports. How we audited the link graph, named the missing rung, and wrote the check.
Persistent Agents: Why a Skill Pack Does No Work
A skill is a document. It does no work until a job runs it on a schedule, checks its own output, and keeps its files. How we build persistent agents.
The Role of Web Support at BlitzMetrics
Web Support builds and maintains the websites at the center of every client’s personal brand — and keeps the “digital plumbing” underneath them working so marketing can actually be measured. It is where a founder’s brand goes from an idea to a live, tracked, fast, secure site that turns attention into leads. What Web Support isThe technical delivery function for …
The Role of Operations at BlitzMetrics
Operations is the connective tissue of BlitzMetrics. It is the team that keeps work moving, catches the things that would otherwise fall through the cracks, and makes sure founders, specialists, and clients only ever have to touch a task once. If Marketing is the engine and the Content Factory is the assembly line, Operations is the floor manager who keeps …
A Skill Nobody Calls Is Worse Than No Skill
Last week my own weekly audit caught me red-handed. I’d built a beautiful machine and then ignored it. The machine is an audit engine. You feed it a business, it collects the data on cheap deterministic scripts, drafts the writeup on a cheap model, and reserves the expensive model for the one thing that needs real judgment — the honest …
Six articles Google never saw — and the audit that couldn’t see them either
Six of sixteen published articles were never indexed, and our own Search Console coverage audit was structurally incapable of catching it. The root cause analysis, the fleet-wide numbers, and the fix.
A Skill Is a Function. An Agent Is a Person.
A skill is a stateless recipe. An agent is that recipe plus memory, a schedule, keys and a written record. Here is the difference, the six-department org chart we arrange agents into, and the 38 scheduled jobs running on our own board this week.
Our Crashing Sites Were on WP Engine. Our Rotting Sites Were on Ours.
Three sites fataled on WP Engine and none on our own fleet. The platform with all the crashes turned out to be five times better maintained. Here is the placement rule that came out of it.
A Search Console Email Said 3 Problems. We Found 720 — And Three Hacked Client Sites.
One archivable Google Search Console notice about 3 non-critical video schema warnings turned into 720 broken VideoObjects across two properties and an active Googlebot-cloaking compromise on three client sites. What we found, how we fixed it at the output layer, and the two questions every site monitor should ask.
How our AI Agent Migrated SPP Automations to Keap
When we needed to move the order and follow-up automations off Service Provider Pro and into Keap before cancelling the subscription, we put the AI agent on it, and it ran the whole migration phase by phase in the browser: it audited the source platform, documented every live Zap, rebuilt the Spotlight lane in Keap, ran a real end-to-end test …
Why You Should Never Use Personal Emails for Team Roles
Using personal emails for team functions is one of the most common mistakes I see in agencies and local service businesses. And it will absolutely crush you when someone leaves. Think about it. You set up a Zapier automation, a CRM notification, or a client follow-up sequence and plug in someone’s personal work email. Works great. Until that person goes …
How We Built Valentin Radu’s Entity System
Authenticated case study: six core pages published, five source-derived drafts protected, responsive QA completed, and the namesake Knowledge Panel handled safely.