askotter
AI builds your site, then tunes its SEO from real traffic
What it does
Describe your business and askotter builds the site on your own domain. Then it goes to work. Every month it reads your GA4 and Search Console data to find the pages losing you customers, then writes the fixes. A person reviews every change before it ships. Plans run $300 to $1,000 a month, which is around what an agency charges for a PDF report. Free audit, 14 day trial.
askotter builds the website for owners who do the work themselves. Whiskers texts you, so a page change or a promotion takes a reply. From $300/mo.
Already have a site? Point us at it. The agents keep the pages that still bring in work and rebuild the rest. Our customers do the work themselves. A hygienist gets twenty minutes between patients and it goes to notes. Nobody who has been under a car since seven is opening a website builder that evening. So the marketing waits for Sunday, and most Sundays it keeps waiting. askotter is built to run from the phone that is already in your pocket. “Three bays open tomorrow. Send our customers something.” Whiskers writes the offer, pulls the customers who have not been in for a while, and texts you the draft with the size of the list. Reply YES and it is out within minutes. Every…from askotter.ai
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