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For WordPress sites that earn from traffic.

Keep the traffic your WordPress site already earns.

See what's slipping today. Preview the fix. You approve before anything goes live — then we check the real page so “done” isn't a rumor.

For WordPress owners who feel every lost click — one site or a whole portfolio.

  1. Find it
  2. Preview it
  3. Approve it
  4. Push it
  5. Check the real page
See what's slippingSee how it works

Finding

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brightpathplumbing.com · /services

Your services page is losing clicks

Google still shows your services page often, but 20% fewer people click it than last quarter.

800 visits, last 28 days · down 20% at stake

Finding · 1 / 4Example data — not a connected site.

01 / Where tools stop

Other tools stop mid-job. Your money page still waits.

Your services page gets 800 visits a month from Google — and 20% fewer people click it than last quarter. Every week you wait, those clicks stay gone.

Google Search ConsoleShows the drop: 800 visits/mo, down 20%.Then it stops: You still have to figure out the fix and do it yourself.
SEO pluginsFlag the page: "fewer clicks than expected."Then it stops: A suggestion in a dashboard — not a fix on the page.
WordPress care plansKeep plugins updated and send a monthly report.Then it stops: The report says updates ran — nothing about pages losing traffic.
AI writersWrite a new title in seconds.Then it stops: It's still not on your live site.
Autopilot SEO toolsPush changes straight into WordPress.Then it stops: Nobody checks the live page to prove it landed — or rolls it back.
Your WordPress editorCan publish the change.Then it stops: Nobody checks what visitors actually see afterward.
UnpushedUnpushed finishes the job: preview the new title, you approve, it goes live, and the real page is checked — so you don't keep losing those clicks.
See how it works →Connect a site →

02 / The WordPress treadmill

Hours on plugins. Minutes on pages that earn.

Every hour on updates is an hour not spent on the page losing clicks. Opportunity cost is the real WordPress bill.

PluginsEvery plugin is another update — and another way a page can break.Unused plugins should be deleted. Quality varies. One bad update can take down a money page.
SecurityMost holes are in plugins, not WordPress itself.In 2025, 91% of new WordPress security holes were in plugins. Nearly half had no patch the day they went public. Paid plugins were not safer — 76% of those holes were exploitable.
ThemesA routine update can quietly break the front end.Core, theme, and plugins are built by different teams. One change can collapse a layout — which is why a staging pass is part of the job, every time.
UpkeepClicking Update on every site is the job that never ends.At a hundred sites, almost half of agencies still update plugins one site at a time, by hand.
The loginA one-word fix still starts at a login screen.wp-admin is a common attack target. Official docs say add 2FA via a plugin — another plugin — because core does not ship it.
Broken linksOld URLs break after every plugin or theme change.A permalink change means remapping every link that pointed to the old address.
The editorMillions of sites still install the old editor on purpose.The default editor changed. Slugs, layouts, and links sit on top of the same plugin stack.
UnpushedUnpushed moves you off the treadmill once. After that, the work is the page — previewed, approved, and checked — so upkeep stops stealing from growth.
See how it works →Connect a site →

03 / Speed and search

Slow pages lose people before the title can help.

If the page is slow, visitors leave — and Google notices. Titles and content can't save a stack weighed down by plugins, themes, and trackers that never got removed.

On WordPress

  • Plugin bloat

    Every plugin adds scripts, styles, and database calls.

    A contact form, a slider, an SEO plugin, analytics — each one makes the page heavier.

  • Theme weight

    Page builders and bloated themes ship code visitors never see.

    The homepage loads widgets, fonts, and CSS for pages that don't exist yet.

  • Slow by default

    The server builds the page on every visit.

    Visitors wait while WordPress assembles plugins, queries, and templates — then the browser downloads it all.

On Unpushed

  • Lean pages

    No plugin layer running on every page load.

    The page is what visitors need — not a stack of add-ons fighting for attention.

  • Close to your visitor

    Pages load from servers near the person reading them.

    Less distance means the page opens faster — the same idea behind edge hosting, without the jargon.

  • Speed stays in view

    Content fixes and performance stay on the same to-do list.

    Refresh a title, fix a link, check the page — and know it still opens quickly afterward.

Unpushed connects the search work — better titles, fresh content, new pages — to pages built to load fast. Aim for the score Google rewards: pages that open instantly.

See how it works →Connect a site →

04 / What you get

See the work before you spend.

A ranked to-do, a side-by-side preview, and proof it went live. Click around — example data, real product.

Easy fixes

People see it. They don't click.

Your page shows up in Google. Almost nobody clicks it. We suggest a better title. You say yes — or you don't.

  • Pages people skip rise to the top
  • New title next to the old one
  • Nothing goes live until you say so
brightpathplumbing.com · Easy fixes
PageIn searchFix
/services12kNew title
/recipes/chocolate-cake18kFix the address
/about4.2kAdd a link
/blog/emergency-tips3.1kDrop the year

You approve the title. Then it can go live.

Next job

One list. Next job first.

Every site you run, one to-do list. The job that saves the most visits sits at the top.

  • Biggest visit risk first
  • Old, thin, or missing pages get a next step
  • One site or a hundred — same list
Every site · Next job
  1. 01

    Services page is losing clicks

    brightpathplumbing.com · 800 visits · down 20%

    pending
  2. 02

    Best recipe sends traffic to the wrong page

    marthaskitchen.com · 2.4k visits at stake

    unpushed
  3. 03

    Old blog links stopped working

    bestcampinggear.com · 5.2k visits at stake

    unpushed
  4. 04

    Redesign hid the main heading

    sunnyvacations.com · brand searches slipping

    pushed

What to write

Write what people already search for.

People search for things your site never answers. We turn those searches into a page you can approve.

  • Searches with no page yet
  • A main topic and the pages around it
  • You approve before it goes live
brightpathplumbing.com · Topics
  • Main topicPlumbing services and pricing4.8k / mo
  • Also writeEmergency plumbing tips1.2k / mo
  • Also writeDrain cleaning guide880 / mo
  • Also writeWater heater repair640 / mo
  • plumber near me cost1.6k · No page yet
  • emergency plumber weekend920 · No page yet
  • bright path plumbing reviews340 · Thin page

Did it go live

See what actually went live.

Old title. New title. Then we open the real page and check they match. If they don't, the job comes back.

  • Old and new, side by side
  • We open the real page after you push
  • One click back if you want the old version
brightpathplumbing.com/services · Change

Live now

Emergency Plumbing — 2025 Rates

After approval

Emergency Plumbing Services & Pricing

Live page matches. Receipt kept.

Approved by You

05 / Pricing

Watching is free. You only pay when work ships.

Free to connect and see the queue — zero-price so you own the picture before you spend. Credits only when a change is written, published, or shipped.

Watching is free

Connect a site, see what slipped, and review proposed fixes before spending anything. Quiet sites cost nothing to watch — so you can keep looking without a meter running.

You pay when work ships

Credits are used when a fix is written, published, or goes live — never just to look, never per seat. Spend follows shipped work.

And when it's time to sell, the receipts and verified numbers travel with the site.

See what's slippingHow pricing works →

06 / How it connects

Connect once. See the queue. Approve every ship.

Link your site and Google Search Console. Watching starts free — you see what slipped and what to fix first before spending anything. Nothing goes live without your OK.

Your site to Unpushed to Google and back. What Google shows you writes the next fix.
01Your site02Unpushed03GoogleAPPROVEFIX READYNEXT JOB

What Google shows you writes the next fix.

01

Your site

The pages, links, and content you already have.

You approve every change.

02

Unpushed

Watches traffic, finds problems, writes fixes.

Nothing goes live without you.

03

Google

Shows what people find and click.

That tells you what to fix next.

Technical setup details →

07 / Yours to keep

Leave anytime. Take the site with you.

Your site stays yours — the content, the domain, and the history. If you ever leave, it all comes with you.

Your content

Every page, link, and image stays yours.

Your domain

The address people already know doesn't change.

Your history

Every change has a before, an after, and a check of the real page.

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Nothing goes live without you. Watching starts free.

Tell us what you run and what feels stuck. We open in small batches for WordPress owners — so you can see the queue before you spend.

  • +See what's slipping and what to fix first — before you pay
  • +Preview every change; you approve or it doesn't ship
  • +We open the live page afterward so done isn't a rumor
  • +Watching is free — credits only when work ships

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