Nobody buys "SEO advice." They buy knowing what is broken.

NexusBro started from watching non-technical founders get quoted four figures for an SEO audit that came back as a PDF of jargon. A founder does not want a lecture on canonical tags. They want: here is what is broken on your site, here is why it is costing you signups, here is the fix. In that order, in plain language.

So NexusBro runs a 125-check automated scan across SEO, UX and conversion in about 30 seconds and translates every finding into founder language with the fix attached. The bet behind it: most sites are not losing to smarter competitors, they are losing to their own silent errors, and surfacing those is worth more than any strategy deck.

It is part of a small portfolio of products I build and run solo from Austin. Dogfooding is the QA department: I scan my own sites after every deploy, and half the checks exist because one of them embarrassed me first.

Question for the builders here: when you last shipped a landing page, how did you check what was broken? A tool, a checklist, or vibes and a prayer?