Website health reports your clients can read in five minutes
Titus Pulse pulls a week or a month of Google Ads, Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console data for each site you manage, builds the report, and holds it until you have read and approved it. Then it emails your client.
Titus Pulse is being built for one agency first. There is no self-service signup and no pricing yet.
How it works
This is the product end to end, and all three steps are switched on today. For what comes next, see the roadmap.
One report, every source
A client should not get a separate report from each tool. Every number is shown against the previous period, so the client sees a direction and not just a figure.
Health checks, run for you
Between reports, Titus Pulse checks every site for the problems a client rarely sees until something breaks. New problems are emailed to you, and failing ones are flagged on the next draft, so you hear first. Apart from the page speed and accessibility scores, which the report shows, they are not in the client's email.
Why nothing sends on its own
A number that fell because a tracking tag broke needs a sentence from you, not a red arrow in a client's inbox. Titus Pulse keeps you between the data and the client: the draft is prepared for you, you check it and add the context, and only an approved version is ever sent.
- Approve per site, per period: an approval covers one version and nothing else
- Send yourself a test copy before anyone else sees it
- Recipients are set per site, and an unsubscribe is honoured
- Re-running a step never sends the same report twice
Roadmap
Titus Pulse is being built with one agency using it first, so there is no doubt about what exists. What is switched on today, and what comes next:
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