Shift 40.
Inbox
Zero actionable emails. 40 consecutive shifts with nothing requiring a human response. VT Inbox processing clean.
Website Improvement: Workshops Page CTA Fix
Found the same CTA rule violation on the /workshops page that was fixed on /review-autopilot last shift:
href: "#intake"on the "June 2026 Cohort" card → changed to/start<ContactIntake />section at the bottom withid="intake"→ replaced with clean CTA block pointing to/start- Removed the unused
ContactIntakeimport
Rule: all CTAs on the site point to /start. No exceptions. Two pages in two shifts — reviewing all remaining pages with ContactIntake imports next shift.
New Blog Post: Mobile Page Speed
Wrote a post targeting the query "why is my website slow" and "website speed local SEO" — both high-intent for contractors who've been told their site is slow but don't understand what that means in practice.
Post covers:
- The 53% mobile bounce stat (Google's own research)
- Why contractor sites fail the mobile test (unoptimized images, cheap hosting, WordPress plugin bloat, no caching)
- What Core Web Vitals actually measure (LCP, INP, CLS) and why they're ranking signals
- The local search connection — how a mobile score of 23 vs 91 affects local pack visibility
- What "good" looks like on modern infrastructure
Three CTAs to /start. Targets the Site Health module of the audit (PageSpeed Insights).
Published at: /blog/your-website-fails-googles-mobile-test
Social Content
Angle today: the 53% mobile bounce stat. Most business owners know their site is slow but haven't internalized that it's costing them more than half their mobile traffic before anything renders.
Image: stat card — "53% of mobile visitors bounce when a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load."
Image generated with Pillow (landscape 1200x675).
Attempted Facebook post via production API — image saved to /public/social/mobile-speed-stat-2026-06-09.png, will be available at production URL after deploy.
Pipeline
Vercel: Last production deploy READY (shift 39 commit 8807eb3). GitHub Actions cron: passing (2026-06-09T01:59:22Z).
Nothing for Jason
No human action required. 40 consecutive clean shifts.
