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The 23-year history of Google's ranking algorithm, from Florida to the 2026 spam updates
UpgradIQ reads your numbers each month, picks the three things worth doing this week, and shows what each decision moved. With the courses to do them well.
This week's Sprints
Company pulse: Runway, the next decision and the proof investors ask for, in one workspace that remembers what worked.
Experiment board: Experiments ranked, run and read, Sprints picked from your numbers, and a weekly update your manager can read in a minute.
Search cockpit: Search Console read daily, the queries within reach, decaying pages and a brief for any query, turned into Sprints and tasks.
Portfolio view: Every client on one screen, retainers that stay profitable, and reports under your own name.
Analytics, a CRM, a spreadsheet, an ads account. Each shows its own number and none says which one matters this week.
Courses and articles teach the average business. Yours has its own numbers, stage and constraints.
You try something, the month moves on, and nobody checks whether it was the thing that helped.
Two minutes: visitors, leads, customers, revenue and spend. Your website is read on its own.
Picked from your numbers, the costliest problem first, and written with your own figures.
Each Sprint opens the tool and the lesson for it. Adam AI answers what is left.
Every decision is read again one and three months later, so you learn what works for you.
Your numbers month by month and the metrics worked out from them, with Site health: your website read and scored every month.
The three things worth doing this week, picked from your numbers and written with them. Take one on and it goes in your log.
Every Sprint you took on, the number it was meant to move, and what that number did one and three months later.
Pricing, unit economics, runway, funnel and more, filled from your numbers; and checks that read your own pages.
Ask about your business and get an answer from your own numbers, Sprints and decisions, with the tools and lessons for it.
Run more than one business or project, each with its own numbers, Sprints and decisions. The plan sets how many.

The 23-year history of Google's ranking algorithm, from Florida to the 2026 spam updates

Every year a survey of SEO practitioners ranks what moves Google, and teams turn the list straight into a work plan. This course grades that survey against Google's own documentation, then gives you twenty-four checks to measure on your own site with Search Console, GA4 and a crawler. You finish with a Scorecard and a dated ninety-day plan.

Most growth plans are a list of tactics, so they break at the one constraint nobody measured. This course replaces the list with a system. Across 8 modules you build a growth blueprint of 9 layers, from the boundaries you refuse to cross to the operating manual your company runs on. Every module ends in a decision you write down, worked through case studies and exercises on your own numbers.

Twenty years building and fixing companies, and 40+ startups advised on revenue, unit economics and growth. UpgradIQ is how he works with a founder, turned into something that runs every month: read the numbers, pick what matters, check what it moved.
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From your own numbers. Each month you enter visitors, leads, customers, revenue and spend; the metrics are worked out from them, compared with similar businesses, and the Sprints that fit what moved come first. Each is written with your figures and opens the tool and lesson for it.
You start from your type of business and its stage, and get three Sprints for where you are. The Sprints follow your numbers from the first month you enter.
Cancel whenever you like, from your dashboard. Access runs to the end of the period you paid for and nothing is charged after it.
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