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We publish the starting point, the work, and what actually moves.

Atelier SEO is applied to its own website. Not a demo, not a screenshot picked after the fact: the same audit, the same plans and the same Google data as for a client site.

The protocol comes before the numbers

How to read this experiment

The score is not the final result. Proof comes from the sequence: a dated before, visible actions, then a new measurement.

Honesty rule. A rise observed after our actions is not automatically caused by them. We publish the correlation and its limits, never an invented attribution.
  1. 1

    Set the baseline

    Measured

    A dated audit measures technical health before anyone talks about progress.

  2. 2

    Show the work

    In progress

    Plans, fixes and content stay visible, including while they are still waiting.

  3. 3

    Compare on equal scope

    Measured

    A new crawl separates resolved, persistent and newly appeared issues.

  4. 4

    Let Google answer

    Measured

    Clicks and impressions come from a rolling 90-day Search Console window.

What we know today

The results, with their context

A value on its own proves nothing. Every measurement states its source, its period, and whether a comparable before/after really exists. The Google figures shown here come from connected accounts: what the tool reads in your Google data describes exactly what is read and what is never done with it.

Technical health

What the crawl finds

Atelier SEO audit
91/100Score of the latest published audit, not a sales rating.
91/100 → 91/100 (0 points)
Resolved: 1 · persistent: 4.
Pages analysed
44
Open issues
10
Last measurement
Aug 31, 2026
  • 2 major
  • 6 moderate
  • 2 info

Organic visibility

What Google sends back

Search Console · 90 days
6organic clicks over 90 days · 0 % vs the previous period
Impressions
509
Average position
54.6
Clicks comparison
0 %
2026-07-30Daily clicks trend2026-08-30

How long before results

What one episode tells you: the realistic timeline of SEO work

A reader who sees little movement after a few months rightly wonders whether the method works. The answer comes in two parts: what Google says about timeframes, then where this particular site stands in its own timeline.

What the general literature says about SEO timeframes

“Any changes that you make will take some time to be reflected on Google's side. Some changes might take effect in a few hours, others could take several months. In general, you'll probably want to wait a few weeks to assess whether your work had beneficial effects in Google Search results.”

Source: Google Search Central, SEO starter guide, section “How long until I see impact in search results?”. Google publishes no more precise range, and this site does not invent one.

Where this particular site stands in its own timeline

The log below shows the current episode and the end date of the latest Search Console reading. This site started from a brand-new domain with no search history: the first weeks therefore produce impressions before they produce clicks.

A flat reading at this stage does not invalidate the work under way. It is published as is, with its real coverage in days, rather than replaced by a projection. That is why the months with no movement stay online.

What has been done

Connecting the curve to the actual work

Results only mean something if you can see the actions taken between the starting point and the next measurement, including the ones still waiting.

Technical plan

The workstreams and their real state

Audit or declaration
Not measured yet

No technical plan has been generated for this site yet.

Content plan

From recommendation to publication

Public blog
37prescribed actions
9published articles
9from the plan
See the publications tied to this experiment

The monthly log

What moves forward, what shifts, and what is stuck

One episode per month, numbered, including when nothing notable changes. Every episode follows the same template: what was done, what moved, what did not work, then what comes next. The history stays on this URL and every figure keeps its measurement period.

Newest month first · history kept
  1. Episode 2 · September 2026

    01 · What was done

    Verified actions

    No verified action this month. The month stays published.

    02 · What moved

    Positions and impressions per query

    No per-query Search Console reading was archived for this month. No movement is reconstructed after the fact.

    03 · What did not work

    Visible limits and losses

    No archived measurement to conclude on this month.

    04 · What we do in the next episode

    Episode 3 expected next month

    No workstream is open in the public plans at this date. The next episode will be published anyway.

  2. Episode 1 · August 2026

    01 · What was done

    Verified actions

    • Technical health was measured again

      Re-audit · Aug 31, 2026. Resolved: 1 · appeared: 1.

    • AI citation tracking: what Search Console shows, and what you still measure by hand

      Content plan · Aug 8, 2026. Article published from a Content Plan action.

    • Where to start between SEO, AI visibility and conversion

      Content plan · Aug 8, 2026. Article published from a Content Plan action.

    • How to audit a website, in the order that matters

      Content plan · Aug 8, 2026. Article published from a Content Plan action.

    • Tracking ChatGPT and Perplexity citations: beyond the one-off test

      Content plan · Aug 7, 2026. Article published from a Content Plan action.

    • Click depth: beyond three clicks, a page becomes invisible

      Content plan · Aug 7, 2026. Article published from a Content Plan action.

    • Pages with no traffic: four decisions, and how to choose

      Content plan · Aug 7, 2026. Article published from a Content Plan action.

    • Getting quoted by ChatGPT and Perplexity: the 10-question test

      Content plan · Aug 7, 2026. Article published from a Content Plan action.

    • SEO tool or agency: which option is right for you?

      Content plan · Aug 7, 2026. Article published from a Content Plan action.

    • Redesign your website without losing your SEO: 12 points to check

      Content plan · Aug 7, 2026. Article published from a Content Plan action.

    02 · What moved

    Positions and impressions per query

    Search Console reading up to Aug 30, 2026 · 32/90 days covered. The figures are per query, never a page average.

    Tracked queryImpressionsPositionChange
    "global 66" -site:reddit.com -site:twitter.com -site:x.com -site:wykop.pl -site:tripadvisor.com -site:youtube.com -site:yelp.com -site:booking.com -site:facebook.com -site:instagram.com -site:tiktok.com87.5Not comparable
    "seo consultant" "any" "can" "someone" "who" -site:reddit.com -site:twitter.com -site:x.com -site:wykop.pl -site:tripadvisor.com -site:youtube.com -site:yelp.com -site:booking.com -site:facebook.com -site:instagram.com -site:tiktok.com16Not comparable
    accompagnement refonte site380Not comparable
    accompagnement refonte site seo2376.7Not comparable
    accompagnement seo refonte276.5Not comparable
    accompagnement seo refonte de site782.1Not comparable
    accompagnement seo refonte site2181.7Not comparable
    accompagnement seo refonte site web1100Not comparable
    accompagnement seo à la refonte de sites web296Not comparable
    agence refonte seo1091.3Not comparable

    03 · What did not work

    Visible limits and losses

    The previous period is not comparable (32/90 days covered today): no SEO progress is being claimed.

To understand the baseline that comes before this log, read our SEO site audit method.

Understanding the log

Straight answer

One entry is published every month, even when no notable action or change can be verified. The most recent entries appear first and the history is kept.

Same protocol, different site

See what your site really says

We start with a readable baseline, then separate what is measured, what is merely declared, and what still needs checking.

Who writes and signs these analyses · the checklist to go through before a redesign

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