| Rule | Severity | What it found | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
Nothing checked yet. Every problem lands here, worst first, with the fix next to it. | |||
Paste the .json SEO Citadel exports, or one keyword per line. It gets exactly the same checks as a live plan.
Fifty-five properties, three separate gates. A property has to earn its own point of view, its own design and its own experience. Two properties that say the same thing in different words still fail.
If a page cannot be made genuinely useful, drop it — fewer real pages beat more thin ones.
Not "is the wording different" — whose view is this written from, and what is this property actually for? Two properties cannot share one source.
Fifty-three design decisions per property, thirteen of them loud enough to spot across a room. No two properties may wear the same look.
Who turns up, what they came to get, and the one thing they do next. Each property earns its own journey, not the same journey restyled.
Rehearse which five properties would move next. These controls change this screen only. They do not publish a site, submit a sitemap, change hosting, or roll back infrastructure.
Waiting for exactly 55 complete, unique Citadel property records.
A penalized or de-indexed domain is the worst outcome there is. When in doubt, stop and ask.
Everything is built and reviewed off-production. Live only after a human signs off.
Harvest how a community talks. Never copy their posts, quotes or numbers.
No change to existing pages or records without explicit approval and a verified backup. One record at a time.
Never drive, scrape or log into a client's Fiverr or Upwork session. The citadel lives entirely off-platform.
Manifest, gate report and a written rollback plan exist before any wave goes out.
A guard that only writes a warning is decoration. When it's red, the door stays shut.
Same app, same one job, three versions of it:
$0.99 / $4.99 / $9.99 a month. Every price is struck through while the beta runs.
Turn up now and it stays free for you after the beta ends.
Version 1 sees it. Version 2 stops it. Version 3 proves it with custom rules, reports and webhooks. Every check is deterministic and runs without visitor credentials.
All three prices are struck through for the beta — join now and you stay free after it ends. The version decides one thing: whether the guard can only warn you, actually stop it, or prove it to a client.