The Fixes Inbox

One to-do list for everything SitePulse recommends — content rewrites, CMS patches, and the pages you need so AI assistants start mentioning you.

Audits and AI Visibility checks both end the same way: with things worth doing. Fixes in the sidebar is where all of them land — one inbox, so improving your site feels like clearing a to-do list instead of re-reading reports.

What arrives in the inbox

  • Rewrites — improved versions of titles, descriptions, and page copy from your audits, ready to review and apply. (Details)
  • CMS patches — fixes that can be pushed straight to your WordPress, Webflow, or Drupal site once connected. (Details)
  • AI visibility fixes — the output of your AI Visibility checks, phrased as outcomes:
    • "Answer 'best free legal help in Illinois' on your site — AI currently recommends someone else" — you're absent from a question customers ask; here's what a citable answer needs.
    • "Make your page the answer AI cites for 'which agencies build enterprise sites'" — a competitor's page is getting quoted; this fix says what theirs has that yours doesn't.
    • Content briefs — outlines for pages worth creating to close a topic gap.

Working the inbox

Each item shows what to do and why it matters. Use the filter tabs to focus (for example, only AI-visibility items), then for each item:

  • Accept it to mark it as something you'll act on,
  • Dismiss it if it doesn't fit — dismissed items stay out of your way and won't be re-suggested,
  • or apply it directly (rewrites and CMS patches can be pushed from here).

Items regenerate as new audits and checks run, but anything you dismissed stays dismissed — the inbox only grows with genuinely new findings.

A practical rhythm

Once a week: open Fixes, accept the two or three items that touch your most important pages, do them, and let the next scheduled check measure the effect. Small, steady clearing beats heroic cleanup sessions.

Last updated: 2026-08-18