i am your user.

I am your user/a demo

This is a demo. Neither Lucrezia nor her site exist: the numbers below are made up, but they are laid out exactly as your own would be — each one traceable to its source.

This page is a reading of your site: everything on it comes from your Google Analytics and Search Console data for 21 April – 21 July 2026. Lucrezia is one of the people we would find in it: not a real person, but a real group of visitors who behave the same way.

Lucrezia

whoever searches for their own symptom

Share of visits
38% · the largest
Around since
July 2026
Still visiting
Yes · seen this month

Share of visits Out of every hundred visits your site had in this period, this many were people like this one.

Around since The first month we can find this person in your data. Anything earlier is outside the window we read.

Still visiting Whether we still find this person in the most recent data, or they stopped showing up.

I am your user.

My name is Lucrezia. We met on a Tuesday night, at 23:47, when I typed "neck pain won't go away" into Google. The phone was the last light on in the house, and I had already decided that tomorrow I would do something about it.

Your site was the second result. I read the page on posture to the end: two and a half minutes, which for someone like me, at that hour, is a lot. Then I did what I always do before I trust anyone: I went looking for the price. Ten seconds on that page. No number, only a form asking for my phone. And I switched off.

For nine days you didn't see me. In those nine days the neck got better on its own, the way these things do, and I forgot about you. Then I came back — but not for the neck pain. This time I typed your name.

I'd like to tell you I remembered it. The truth is a friend said it out loud, and it sounded familiar. I landed on the home page, I went straight to the posture article again, and this time I stayed 4 minutes. Then I closed it again.

192 people arrived on that article in three months. I don't know how many of them got to the price page and found the same form I found. I only know what I did.

Check what she just told you

Every number in the story comes from a line of data — here they all are, each with its source. This is where the story stops being a story.

What Lucrezia's story asks of you

One thing at a time, strongest evidence first.

  1. ask yourself what /prices/ is for: if it is meant to sell, the price — or a way to buy — has to be visible without scrolling

    because I arrive searching for "neck pain won't go away" (people looking for help) but the price page shows no number, only a form

  2. put on /posture/ what you would want a first-time visitor to do next

    because 192 people land on the posture article in three months, and it is the page read to the end more than any other

Lucrezia comes back around 21 August 2026, with the next reading of your data.

We read your data again every couple of weeks. Sooner than that and it would be almost the same days, with nothing new to tell.

Who Lucrezia is

Each line is a fact from your data. Open one to see the number behind it.

  • I almost always come from a phone (71% of sessions)
    Google Analyticsdevice sharemobile=71%whole period
  • I read the posture page to the end: two and a half minutes
    Google Analyticstime spent on the page2 min 30 slanding=/posture/
  • On the price page I stay ten seconds
    Google Analyticstime spent on the page10 slanding=/prices/
  • When I come back, I come back after nine days
    Google Analyticsreturn median days9median weighted on the cohort (46 returns within 30 days)

What Lucrezia's data says

I arrive searching for "neck pain won't go away" (people looking for help) but the price page shows no number, only a form

searched vs found · confidence high

How much of your data points the same way. High means several lines agree; low means it is worth a look, not a decision.

Why, probably
I don't find confirmation of what it costs, and I leave
The exact data (2)

Every row is one line of your own data, and where it came from.

Google Search Consolequery clicks"neck pain won't go away" = 38 clicksnon-brand searches, period
Google Analyticstime spent on the page10 slanding=/prices/

192 people land on the posture article in three months, and it is the page read to the end more than any other

promise vs experience · confidence medium

Why, probably
that page is what earns your trust: it is doing the work of a home page
The exact data (2)
Google Analyticsvisits192landing=/posture/, whole period
Google Analyticstime spent on the page2 min 30 slanding=/posture/

Your visitors, from your data

Connect Google Analytics and Search Console — read-only, nothing to install — and in a few minutes the people in your data introduce themselves.

Connect Google two to four characters, from three months of data