Client onboarding

Onboard right here — six quick steps.

Your onboarding happens on this page's wizard, start to finish: confirm the basics (pre-filled from your order), name your competitors, pick your money prompts, connect your sources, choose how we deliver — done. About two minutes; progress saves automatically and you can resume anytime from the same private link.

Where does the code come from? Your welcome email (sent right after your order) contains a private link that opens the wizard directly — this box is just for resuming if you have the code handy. Lost the email? Write to [email protected] and we'll resend your private link.

New here — no code yet?

Onboarding is for existing clients. If you don't have a welcome-email code, start with a free teardown — we'll show you where AI answers miss you, and if you sign up your private onboarding link arrives by email. No code needed.

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What the wizard covers

How to grant least-privilege access (safely)

Give us the least access that lets us do the work — Editor/Author or a scoped API token, never full admin, owner, or billing. Everything is revocable, and we revoke at offboarding.

WordPress

Add us as an Editor (Users → Add New → Role: Editor), or create an Application Password (Users → Profile → Application Passwords) and send that string — not your login.

Webflow

Invite us as a Content Editor, or generate a CMS-scoped API token (Site settings → Apps & integrations → API access).

Ghost

Settings → Integrations → Add custom integration → send the Admin API key + URL; or add us as a Staff Editor.

Shopify

Add staff limited to "Blog posts and pages," or a custom app with content scope. Never the owner account.

Squarespace / Wix / Framer

Invite us as a Contributor/Editor (we draft in-platform).

Custom / static site

Add us as a repo collaborator (we open PRs you merge), or name a publishing contact and we hand off files.

Analytics — GA4

Admin → Property access management → add us as Viewer (read-only).

Analytics — Plausible

Site settings → Visibility → create a shared link.

What happens next

We confirm scope in your SOW, run your baseline audit, turn it into a content + citation plan, publish to draft for your approval, and send a monthly report on your share-of-model. If anything's missing, we'll send one short, specific nudge — and you're never blocked, because we start with the audit + hand-off model until access is in place.

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