Recent website activity and setup checks can help you decide what to improve next. Ask Dru for visitor stats, or open Add-ons → SEO & GEO in the website editor to explore traffic and visibility guidance. This guide explains where to find those tools and how to read the results in context.
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Ask Dru to show visitor stats. Review the period and measures in its response before drawing conclusions. This is read-only: asking Dru to show stats does not change the recorded data or website settings.
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Use the activity panel when you want to review the figures and chart directly. A new site may not yet have enough traffic to show a useful pattern.
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Select Add-ons in the upper-left corner of the website editor, beside the page selector, then choose SEO & GEO.
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Review the period shown above the traffic figures and chart. Views counts how many times your site has been viewed; Visits counts sessions. The chart tracks activity over the displayed period. New websites may have little or no recorded activity. The panel's checks can cover LLM readability, website indexability, mobile responsiveness, heading tags, image alt text, and page titles.
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Read each indicator's explanation. A green indicator means the item is already set up or handled automatically. Where an arrow is shown, select it to open more detail. A warning about indexing can point you toward publishing or search visibility settings. A completed setup check is not a guarantee of ranking or traffic.
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Use the Visibility Score and available checklist to choose your next action. Steps can include publishing the website, connecting a Google Business Profile, getting reviews, or adding business-directory listings. Select the relevant action to open its tool.
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The full SEO & GEO workspace in the left sidebar includes additional tools for directories, reviews, AI rankings, and keywords. See Introduction to SEO & GEO and Understanding Your Visibility Score to understand how these tools support discovery, what contributes to your score, and which actions can improve it.
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Each page has its own SEO title, meta description, Open Graph sharing image, and URL slug. Ask Dru to update these details, or edit them in the individual page’s settings. Follow Manage page SEO, slugs, and redirects for the fields, image options, and redirects to check when changing a page address. Publish page changes when ready, then allow reporting and search services time to reflect the updated site.
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