Proposal · /pricing
pending
- Now
- Pricing
- To
- Pricing: plans, what each includes, and what it costs a month
- Evidence
- 4,100 impressions in 28 days, 0 clicks
- Risk
- Low. Only the title changes.
- Undo
- The old title is recorded, so it can be put back.
Websites, measurement you can trust, and the routine marketing work done by agents, with your own people deciding what goes out. I've done this since 2013, first as an agency in Montana and now from Prague. Two ways to work with me: a service, or Site Brain, the software.
Proposal · /pricing
pending
As it happens, before you've accepted anything, and then after.
It's the same measurement I set up for clients, running on my own site.
This is what lands in your inbox on a Tuesday. The page and the figures are an example.
01Search Console shows /pricing with 4,100 impressions in 28 days and no clicks.
| Page | Impressions | Clicks |
|---|---|---|
| /pricing | 4,100 | 0 |
| /features | 3,860 | 41 |
| /contact | 920 | 66 |
02A proposal names the page, the exact change, the evidence and the risk. It writes nothing to the site.
Proposal · /pricing
pending
03A named person on your side says yes, from an email or a Slack message. Until then the site stays as it is.
From Site Brain
example
1 proposal waiting for you
New title for /pricing, which has 4,100 impressions and no clicks. Risk: low. The site stays as it is until you answer.
04The change goes live through the connector, and a record keeps what it replaced, so it can be put back.
Change record · /pricing
live
Pricing
Pricing: plans, what each includes, and what it costs a month
05Twenty-eight days later the report shows that page's click-through rate, 0% before and 2.3% after, with the impressions beside it so you can see the base. It says what else moved in the same window and when it's too early to tell. The next proposal starts from there.
Readout · /pricing
Example
28 days after Tue 09:14, revision 14
Click-through rate
0%2.3%
| Figure | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Impressions | 4,100 | 4,300 |
| Clicks | 0 | 99 |
If you need the thing built and run for you. I look at what your team actually does, build the first piece with an agreed scope and price, and then run it month to month with your people approving what goes out.
If what you need is your website worked on every week without anyone on your team doing the work. It reads your search and analytics data, proposes specific changes, waits for you to say yes, makes the change on your site and tells you what happened. The WordPress and native connectors are being tested on my own sites now; Webflow, Shopify, HubSpot, code repositories and an edge connector are being built.
See Site BrainBoth run on the same system I run my own sites with: several models picked per job, a person at every gate, everything on record.
Before I sell any of this I run it myself. A group of channel sites and a paid publication produces its articles with agents and editors. The measurement setup is the one I use for clients. I'm building Site Brain and testing it on those sites first, and I'll publish before-and-after numbers as they come in, and not before.


A publication with articles, video, podcasts, a newsletter and a paid membership, built and run with Fulcrum Labs.




Websites for Simon Whistler's YouTube channels, built and run with Fulcrum Labs. Fronts runs on my publishing platform, and the channel sites are moving onto it.


The shop for the channel network, starting with a 1000-piece Avro Vulcan jigsaw from MegaProjects, built and run with Fulcrum Labs.
I'm Grant. I started Growth Labs in 2013 as a marketing agency for software companies, ran it with a small team out of Montana and Prague, and these days I build and run operations with agents. You talk to me, not an account manager.
Tell me what your team is being asked to do, and I'll tell you whether I can help.
This panel shows you what this site can see about your visit, as it happens. It measures the same kinds of things this site's analytics does.