Business profile and workspace
Describe what you sell, where and to whom, then invite your team as owners, admins or members.
Why it matters: Website checks and marketing plans are based on your profile, not on guesses.
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What it does
BizSkipper finds what is holding your website back, explains why it matters, tells you how to fix it and checks that the fix worked. Follow one of its checks, step by step.
Step 1 of 5
BizSkipper reads your public pages the way a search engine does and lists each problem with the pages it affects. Here, four pages give Google no description to show.
Fix list
ExamplePages without a description for search results
Found by a scan · 4 pages
Affected pages
Step 2 of 5
Each problem says what it costs you, in plain language, and how urgent it is, so you fix what matters most first instead of chasing a score.
Why it matters
ExamplePages without a description for search results
The meta description is the short text under your title in Google results. A clear one helps people choose your result; without it Google picks text from the page, which may not sell your business.
Medium: Worth fixing once the high ones are done.
Step 3 of 5
The fix says exactly what to change and what it takes, such as “Needs your website editor”. Mark it “Start fixing” while you work on it, and “I fixed it” when you are done.
How to fix it
ExamplePages without a description for search results
Write one or two sentences (about 120–155 characters) for each listed page: what it offers, where, and what to do next.
Step 4 of 5
Press “Recheck” and the affected pages are read again. Only a recheck or a rescan marks an item “Verified”; if the problem is still there, it goes back to “To do”.
Recheck
ExamplePages without a description for search results
Step 5 of 5
Verified items show what was fixed, page by page, and a problem that comes back is reopened. With Search Console connected, you can follow impressions and clicks for these pages in your own data; nothing predicts future rankings.
What was fixed
ExamplePages without a description for search results
VerifiedFeatures
Start with your business profile and website. Each part says plainly whether it works straight away or needs an account connected first.
Describe what you sell, where and to whom, then invite your team as owners, admins or members.
Why it matters: Website checks and marketing plans are based on your profile, not on guesses.
Scans your public pages and lists problems from critical to low, each with the affected pages and how to fix it.
Why it matters: You fix what matters most first, and a recheck confirms the fix.
Shows impressions, clicks, click-through rate and average position, with pages worth improving.
Why it matters: You see how people find you in Google, from Google’s own figures.
Needs your Google Search Console property, connected read-only.
Tracks the local searches you care about, measures where you appear on the map and compares your pages with up to 5 competitors.
Why it matters: Local customers often choose from the map results.
Competitor checks work now. Map measurement needs a rank-tracking provider set up for this service, and each paid request is confirmed first.
Write once, publish or schedule to Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, reply to comments and see results per post.
Why it matters: Your channels stay active from one place, and nothing is posted without you.
Needs your Facebook Page, Instagram professional account or LinkedIn connected.
Visits and key events from Google Analytics 4, and ranked recommendations from your Google Ads data, each with its confidence.
Why it matters: Decisions rest on your own data, and every figure names its source.
Analytics needs your GA4 property; intelligence needs a Google Ads account. Both are read-only.
Help for the page you are on, a searchable Help Center with step-by-step guides, a glossary and a short tour.
Why it matters: You can get going without marketing jargon or a consultant.
AI features run within a monthly spending cap an owner or admin sets. Paid actions show their price with tax before you pay.
Why it matters: Costs never grow without someone choosing it.
The AI spending cap works now. Paying for actions works only where payments are switched on.
Guides open in the Help Center after you sign in.
How it works
Start with what you know about your business. Connections add more data when you are ready, and anything that publishes or costs money waits for you.
Research
Describe your business, scan your website for problems, compare your pages with up to 5 competitors and see how people find you in Google Search.
What it needs: A business profile and your website address are enough to start. Search data needs Google Search Console connected read-only; map measurement needs a rank-tracking provider set up.
Strategize
Get an AI-drafted marketing plan you edit and approve, and ranked recommendations from your own data, each showing its evidence and confidence.
What it needs: Plans start from your business profile; intelligence needs a Google Ads account connected read-only. AI runs within the monthly cap an owner or admin sets.
Execute
Fix website problems step by step, publish or schedule posts to Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, and reply to comments from one place.
What it needs: Social publishing needs your accounts connected. Posts, Google listing changes, ad changes and payments wait for your confirmation.
Grow
Rechecks confirm each fix, and Search Console, Google Analytics 4 and per-post results show how people find you and what they do next.
What it needs: Results come from the accounts you connect; when a source is missing, the page says so instead of estimating.
The Website page in a workspace, with example content.
Trust and control
BizSkipper shows its working, says what it cannot see, and leaves the decisions that publish something or cost money to you.
Each website problem lists the affected pages and how it was found. Statements in a marketing plan say whether you confirmed them, they were found on your website, they are an inference or an untested idea.
Numbers come from the accounts you connect, such as Search Console, Google Analytics and Google Ads. Nothing is estimated or filled in to make a page look complete.
When a connection or provider is missing, the page says what it needs, like “Needs a Google connection” or “Not measured”, instead of showing placeholder numbers.
AI requests that would go over your monthly cap are blocked. Paid actions show the price with tax first, and map measurements say how many paid requests they will make.
Posts, comment replies, Google listing changes and ad changes wait for a person with permission to confirm. Approving a plan launches nothing, and ad spend is paid to the ad platforms directly.
Roles decide who can connect accounts, publish or pay. A permanent activity history shows who changed what and when, including AI settings, plan approvals and connections.
An intelligent marketing platform for businesses without a marketing team: research your market, build a strategy, act on it and measure the result in one workspace. You describe your business, scan your website for problems, connect Google tools read-only to see how people find you, get an AI-drafted marketing plan you edit and approve, and publish to social media.
Each page explains what it found and what to do next, in plain language.
It is built for businesses without a marketing team. You can start with just a business profile and your website; connections add more data when you are ready.
Each recommended fix says what it takes, such as “You can do this now” or “Needs your website editor”, so you know whether to do it yourself or hand it on.
A scan reads your robots.txt, home page and sitemap, then public pages linked from them, the way a search engine would. It never reads sign-in, cart, checkout or admin pages, and it uses no AI.
Problems are grouped as critical, high, medium or low, each with the affected pages, why it matters and how to fix it. A recheck or rescan confirms a fix. There is no overall SEO score and no prediction of rankings.
No. You sign up with an email address, and the business profile and website scan need no Google account.
Google Search Console, Google Analytics and Google Ads are optional and read-only. Managing your Google Business Profile listing needs Google’s approval of this service; until then the page says it is not available yet.
Some actions, such as generating a marketing plan, can be paid per use where payments are switched on. The price comes from BizSkipper’s price list and is shown with its tax before you pay, so prices are not listed here.
AI features use a monthly spending cap that an owner or admin sets, and advertising is always paid to the ad platforms directly.
No. Approving a marketing plan approves a strategy; it does not create, launch or fund a campaign, and launching Google Ads or Meta campaigns from a plan is not available.
Promoting a social post or changing a ChatGPT Ads campaign happens only after you review the budget or the change and confirm it. Marketing intelligence never changes your ad account.
Only workspace owners can pay for an action, after seeing its price. AI runs only within the monthly cap, which is never raised automatically, and owners or admins can switch AI off for the whole workspace.
If a paid action cannot be delivered, the payment is refunded in full automatically. Owners and admins can see changes to AI settings, plans and connections in the activity history.
The page says what is missing and what it needs instead of showing made-up numbers: figures show as unavailable and measurements as “Not measured”. Website checks do not depend on any provider.
If a social platform does not confirm a post, the app asks you to check the platform before retrying, so nothing is posted twice.
Get started
Email us to request early access. Once your account is ready, describe your business and run your first website check.