Site Steward · A managed website-care pilot
Keep your affiliate site
useful after the click.
Fresh comparisons. Working retailer links. Clear disclosures. A focused website-care pilot that connects useful recommendations with a measurable next step.
With Ashley Kays · For owners of an existing website · Scope and price agreed before work begins
A steady care cycle
One clear plan.
Useful work you can review.
Audience, goals, access and a baseline.
Content, links, images and the next action.
Research, draft, review and verify.
What shipped, what worked, what comes next.
Content people can trust
Refresh comparisons around the buyer’s actual question. Recheck specifications, availability and source dates; add a useful example or decision aid.
Links with a clear owner
Review up to 25 affiliate links against your approved program register. Check destinations, tracking parameters, placement rules and nearby disclosures.
A revenue path you can measure
Choose one journey: guide → useful comparison → approved retailer link. Separate outbound clicks, reported orders and approved commissions.
Start with one website
The 30-day pilot
What you receive
- A site brief, baseline and prioritized 30-day plan.
- Review of up to 10 agreed public pages and one primary visitor journey on desktop and mobile.
- Up to four substantive page refreshes or small content improvements.
- Review of up to 25 existing affiliate or offer links, when relevant.
- One event-list review per week for an agreed local or topic-based calendar, if relevant, with up to 10 listings per review.
- A weekly change report with evidence, open issues and next steps.
- A final review of results, delivery effort and whether continued care makes sense.
What we agree before starting
- The exact pages, goal, success measures and working access.
- Which changes can be published and who reviews sensitive claims.
- The fixed pilot fee, start date and response expectations.
- Any third-party costs and a spending limit.
Custom development, site migrations, emergency support, paid ads, outreach, affiliate applications, legal or clinical review, and additional content are separately scoped. Purchases and live transactions are not part of a routine check.
A working link does not prove a commission. A successful page load does not prove a completed booking. Reports distinguish what was checked from what remains unverified.
The pilot begins after written scope, access and fee are agreed. No payment or booking is made by visiting this page.
Try the process yourself
Give your website
a one-page care brief.
Use the free template to choose your pages, record approved links, set boundaries and decide what a good month would look like. No signup required.
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A few useful answers
Can every site have its own agent?
Yes. A practical design gives each site its own instructions, tasks and history, while shared workers handle research, link checks and publishing. A coordinator controls the schedule and prevents two jobs from editing the same site at once. The pilot starts with a bounded workflow and human review; a dedicated software system can be scoped separately.
Will it automatically publish everything it finds?
Only the changes explicitly included in the agreed publishing scope can go live. Events need an official organizer source and current dates. Product recommendations need evidence and an approved link. Account access, pricing, advertising, outreach and sensitive claims need their own decisions.
Does this guarantee traffic or revenue?
No. The deliverables are verified care work and a clearer experiment. Results depend on audience demand, offer quality, traffic, program terms and other factors. We report observed results without turning clicks or forecasts into sales claims.
What happens after the first month?
We review completed work, unresolved risks, useful visitor actions and delivery costs. You can continue with a separately agreed scope, narrow the work or stop. There is no automatic renewal through this page.