What Get1pct does, and why each step matters
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Short answer
Get1pct turns a website check into a short list of edits with reasons, then leaves the decision to the site owner. The workflow below describes the Japanese service. Outside Japan, join the list for an opening notice.
Start from the page a customer opens
The Japanese check starts with a public URL and looks at areas such as search titles, mobile display and how to contact you. For example, a repair business in Japan could use its quote page to see what kind of change the check suggests.
Say what the website should do
A few onboarding questions give the suggestions context. A quote form and a phone call are different goals. With permission, read-only Search Console or Google Analytics 4 (GA4) data gives more clues, while a public page provides a starting point on its own.
Read a small list with reasons
The daily workflow narrows the work to up to three suggestions. Each has a page, the existing and proposed wording, and a reason. For a booking page, that lets the owner check whether a suggested instruction fits the way bookings actually work.
Decide, then apply or copy
The owner can use an edit, revise it or skip it. Supported changes can be applied to a connected WordPress site after that choice. Copy the proposed text for edits you or your web team handle directly.
Choose where to see suggestions and keep a record
A notification brings the task to where the team checks it. Mark manual work done and leave a note so you can find what changed, and give the next suggestions more context.