Bring your existing setup to AAA Signal
Connect the Search Console and Analytics properties you already use. Keep your Google history and current website tracking.
Watch, then read the steps →AAA SIGNAL HELP CENTRE
Set it up. Understand it. Know what to do next.
Practical guides and short video tutorials for every dashboard section: what you need, how to use it, what the results mean and what to check when something goes wrong.
Reviewed against the current product · 18 October 2026
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Start here: your first useful website report
Connect the right website, understand your first report and choose one useful next step. You do not need to set up every feature at once.
Watch, then read the steps →Connect Google and choose the right website
Google access and saved report settings are separate. Set the properties for each business so reports refer to the intended website.
Watch, then read the steps →Set up Analytics visitor reporting
A GA4 property collects website activity only when the website sends data to it. Selecting a property in AAA Signal reads that data; it does not install a tag.
Watch, then read the steps →Measure successful enquiries, not just clicks
Choose a verified Analytics event that means a completed enquiry. AAA Signal reads existing tracking; it does not create or install the event on your website.
Watch, then read the steps →Understand Overview and Your next steps
Overview shows your website’s health, Google speed score, missing page parts, Google clicks, visitors and where they come from, on one screen. Your next steps turns it into a short to-do list.
Watch, then read the steps →Use search reports, filters and saved views
Find the searches and pages Google returned for your website, then narrow the report without confusing partial rows with whole-site totals.
Watch, then read the steps →Read visitor sources, pages and events
Understand collected website activity using Analytics reports, with the right scope for each question.
Watch, then read the steps →Compare search visibility with landing-page activity
Place Search Console page figures beside Analytics google / organic landing-page activity without inventing a per-person attribution link.
Watch, then read the steps →Read CTR curves, query changes and website sections
Use your own returned search data to investigate changes. These diagnostics describe the collected rows rather than predict guaranteed gains.
Watch, then read the steps →Check positions and build a keyword watchlist
Check an exact phrase in Search Console, or save phrases and manually record checks. Neither feature measures live Google Maps or local-pack rankings.
Watch, then read the steps →Review SEO opportunities without chasing every warning
Prioritise searches and pages worth investigating using striking distance, CTR gaps, falling pages and competing-page signals.
Watch, then read the steps →Set up sitemap checks and review indexing status
Discover sitemap pages and save Google’s stored inspection results. Sitemap discovery, sitemap submission and individual indexing requests are separate actions.
Watch, then read the steps →Inspect one page: stored Google data and live HTML
Compare Google’s saved inspection with a current HTML check, while keeping the two sources distinct.
Watch, then read the steps →Run single-page and multi-page SEO checks
Review public HTML checks such as titles, descriptions, headings and indexing directives. The checklist is a starting point for review, not a ranking score.
Watch, then read the steps →Get website alerts when something goes wrong
Switch on Alerts and AAA Signal checks your website every hour to make sure it loads, and every day for drops in Google clicks, pages falling out of Google, a lower speed score or a new problem on your home page.
Watch, then read the steps →Build, save and download website reports
Keep a private snapshot of the selected business’s reporting, or prepare a current preview without saving a snapshot.
Watch, then read the steps →Compare your website with your competitors
Add up to five competitor websites and compare Google’s speed score, website health, pages in the sitemap and the key parts Google looks for, side by side with yours.
Watch, then read the steps →Organise SEO tasks and dated notes
Turn findings into a manageable list of work for the selected business. Saving a task does not change the website.
Watch, then read the steps →Set up, read and troubleshoot weekly email reports
Opt in to a weekly summary for each business, with delivery to your verified account email and an easy way to stop it.
Watch, then read the steps →Connect AAA Signal to ChatGPT: setup and troubleshooting
Connect ChatGPT or Claude to AAA Signal with read-only access to the businesses you choose, then ask questions about your own reports in plain English. You can revoke access at any time.
Watch, then read the steps →Connect AAA Signal to Claude
Give Claude read-only access to the websites you choose, then ask it plain questions about your reports. You approve each website and can switch access off at any time.
Watch, then read the steps →Manage website allowances, billing and invoices
Choose the allowance for the websites you monitor, manage billing through the secure checkout flow and find purchase records.
Watch, then read the steps →Order and follow a reviewed SEO Action Plan
An SEO Action Plan is a separate paid review workflow. Follow the brief, evidence and review status rather than expecting automatic changes to your website.
Watch, then read the steps →Get your website fixed for you: Quick Fix and Local Boost
Pay once and we fix the SEO basics on the website you already have: page titles, Google descriptions, headings, business details and, with Local Boost, up to three new service pages.
Watch, then read the steps →Protect your data and get useful support
Know what to share when something goes wrong, and keep private reporting information and account credentials protected.
Watch, then read the steps →Use action briefings, report alerts and progress comparisons
See what changed, choose your next actions and compare results using evidence from your existing Google reports.
Watch, then read the steps →Need a hand?
Tell us the feature, the steps you tried and the exact error. Redact account details from screenshots and never send passwords or secret keys.
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