Access, without passwords.

Google Search Console

How often your pages are seen in search, and how often they’re clicked: the basis of what AI answers cost you in traffic.

1. Open Search Console and choose your site.
2. Go to Settings, then Users and permissions, then Add user.
3. Enter the address your lead sends you, set the permission to Restricted, and add.

Google Analytics

Your visits and the sign-ups or orders they bring, so the traffic you lose can be given a value.

1. Open Analytics and go to Admin, the gear at the bottom left.
2. Under your property, open Property access management, then + and Add users.
3. Enter the address your lead sends you, choose the Viewer role, and add.

Your website

Where the pages we write and the fixes we make go live. Follow the steps for the platform your site runs on.

Shopify

1. Send your lead your store’s address (yourstore.myshopify.com). If your store asks for a collaborator request code, send that too: you’ll find it in Settings, then Users and permissions.
2. We send a collaborator request from our Shopify Partner account. Shopify emails you about it.
3. In Settings, then Users and permissions, then Collaborators, approve it with access to your products, online store and analytics only. Leave orders, customers and payments off.

A collaborator never needs your password and doesn’t take one of your staff seats.

WordPress

1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Users, then Add New User.
2. Enter the address your lead sends you and a username such as avraine, choose the Editor role, and add.
3. WordPress emails us a link to set our own password. Yours stays yours.

Editor covers your pages and posts. If a fix ever needs more, such as a redirect or your SEO plugin’s settings, we’ll ask first.

Webflow

1. Open your site in Webflow and click Share.
2. Invite the address your lead sends you and limit us to this site.
3. Choose the most limited role that can still edit pages and their SEO settings.

If your plan only offers editor access, that’s enough for most of our work; we’ll say if a fix needs more.

How we look after your access

• We never ask for a password, and never store one. You invite us; you can remove us.
• The least access the work needs: read-only for Google, and an editor’s access to your site, never owner or billing.
• Nothing changes without notice. Every change is in your dashboard before it goes live, and your plan says how it goes ahead: it waits for your yes, or it goes ahead on the day shown unless you hold it. Regulated businesses, such as insurers, approve every change.
• Before we change a page, we keep a copy of it, so any change can be undone.
• Your data is used for your work alone: never sold, never shared with another client.
• When we part, we remove ourselves from every account within five working days and send you a list of everything we changed.

More on what we keep and for how long is in our privacy policy.

Removing our access

Any time, from your own account, in a click. Tell us first if you can, so nothing is left half done; you never have to.

Search Console

Settings → Users and permissions → our address → Remove access.

Google Analytics

Admin → Property access management → our address → Remove access.

Shopify

Settings → Users and permissions → Collaborators → our account → Remove.

WordPress

Users → our name → Delete, and keep the content under your own name.

Webflow

Your site’s Share or access settings → our address → Remove.

GitHub

Your repository → Settings → Collaborators → our account → Remove.

Questions

Ask your lead, at the address they send you.