What is SEOmise, and who is it for?

What SEOmise does

• It checks your website. A scan reads your pages the way a search engine does and lists what to fix, most important first.
• It tells you what to do next. Everything it finds goes into one list, with a plain explanation and the fix for each item.
• It makes the changes, with your approval. With a site connector (WordPress, Laravel or PHP), SEOmise publishes the fixes you approve and can undo them. On other platforms it prepares each fix with steps for your platform, then checks your live site.
• It measures progress. Your first complete scan is kept as your Day 0 baseline. Every later scan is compared with it.

Depending on your plan, you also get keyword tracking, backlinks (links from other websites to yours), local tools such as Google Business Profile, visitor statistics and reports.

Three ways to be found

• Web SEO: your website in Google.
• AI SEO: being the answer ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI give.
• App SEO: your app in the App Store and Google Play.

You pick one, two or all three when you sign up, and can change the choice later.

Who it suits

When you sign up, SEOmise asks who it is for:

• My business: a shop, café, clinic, trade or service people visit or call.
• My online shop: you sell products on your website.
• My clients: an agency or freelancer looking after other people's websites.
• Myself: a blog, portfolio or personal website.

That one answer shapes the goals you are offered and the plan suggested.

Any website platform

SEOmise can scan any public website, whatever it is built on. WordPress, Laravel and other PHP sites can be connected so fixes are published for you. Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and the rest get each fix ready to apply by hand, with steps for that platform.

What it will not do

SEOmise does not change your website until someone approves the change. And nobody outside Google can promise rankings: SEOmise shows the evidence, suggests work in order of likely impact and measures what changed.