Moves and fixes
How Moves work
Every issue becomes a drafted fix with a projected score impact. You approve; it ships.
What a Move is
A Move is one specific change: the issue it fixes, the exact new value, the pages it touches, and how much it should move your score. Moves are ranked by that projected impact, so the top of the list is the most valuable thing to do next.
Two kinds of fix
Some fixes are mechanical and always the same: removing a stray noindex, setting a canonical, adding the mobile viewport tag, setting the page language, generating a sitemap, or opening robots.txt to AI crawlers.
Others are written for your page: titles, meta descriptions, headings, alt text, structured data, llms.txt, social sharing tags and content. Nalza drafts these from your own pages, and you read every one before it is applied.
Approving
Open a Move to read the change, edit it if you want different wording, and approve it. You can also approve every Move that is ready in one go. Nothing is applied to your site until you approve it.
After you approve
On WordPress, the connector collects approved Moves, applies them and reports back what landed. The issue stays on your list, marked as landed, until the next crawl reads the page and settles it, so the score only moves on what has been measured.
Ask Nalza can also turn an answer into a Move, so a suggestion in conversation joins the same list.
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