Powering your website’s progress

A successful website requires ongoing work—keeping it fresh, functional and engaging. Progress Planner is here to guide you through the process, helping you improve your site every day. It gives you the tools and motivation to keep moving forward. And with Progress Planner Pro, you’ll get the step-by-step guidance that drive you to take action and optimize your site!

make real progress

overcome procrastination

personalized insights

earn badges

Maintaining a website can feel like a never-ending to-do list. What should you fix first? What are you forgetting? With Ravi’s Recommendations, you don’t have to figure it out alone. We highlight important but often-missed tasks—like setting your site’s favicon, cleaning up default content, or checking your permalink structure—so your site stays professional and optimized. No searching, no second-guessing—just clear, expert-backed guidance to keep your website in top shape.

A healthy website needs regular care. Your website activity score—ranging from 0 to 100—shows how much maintenance work you’ve done in the past 30 days. A low score? That’s your cue to jump back in and tackle some important tasks. Keep your site fresh, functional, and growing with consistent improvements!

Staying on top of website maintenance is easier when it’s fun. Earn badges for keeping your streak going, adding new content, and making improvements. Challenge yourself, track your progress, and show off your achievements—who will collect the most?

Each week, you’ll get a Progress Report email with your website activity score, personalized tips, your to-do list, upcoming badges, and insightful articles. A simple reminder to keep your site growing—without the overwhelm.

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