01 // WHAT CHANGED
One shared front door
Homepage and interior routes now share the DBM utility strip, header, primary paths, approval language, contact details, and footer system.
DBM LAB // PROOF IN PROGRESS
We show the repair while we build it.
Digital Business Mechanic is a working example of the system it sells. This page records the starting point, the change, the measurement limit, and the next human decision. It is not a client case study.
THREE PROOF CARDS
What changed, what we measured, what happened next.
02 // WHAT WE MEASURED
Public quality signals
We check route status, one H1, one canonical, title and description presence, mobile overflow, accessibility, layout shift, and the path to a useful next action.
03 // WHAT HAPPENED NEXT
Keep the evidence honest
When a check finds a conflict, DBM fixes the smallest useful repair, records the result, and keeps the owner approval boundary visible.
PUBLIC ACTIVITY RAIL // 2026-09-24
What is live, measured, and next.
This is DBM’s own build evidence. It is not a client case study, and it does not claim traffic, leads, revenue, rankings, or customer outcomes.
PUBLISHED
Garage TV Episode 01
Website Leak video preview, audio explainer, transcript, and checklist.
Open Garage TV →PUBLISHED
Companion Field Note
A practical companion to the episode with the repair logic and next step.
Read Field Notes →PUBLISHED
Content Engine package
The seven-group offer, approval boundary, and direct $500 first-month path are live.
Review the package →MEASURED LAB CHECK
Pricing path repair
Repeat mobile lab sample recorded layout shift at 0.056 after the pricing hero and rail repair. This is not a customer result.
See the build log →PUBLISHED
Four-path offer sync
Homepage, pricing, footer, sitemap, AI context, and offer catalog now point to the same first decisions.
See the core offers →PLANNED
Garage TV Episode 02
Lead Rescue + Booking is planned. It is not presented as published proof until the source is approved.
Suggest a topic →CURRENT BASELINE // 2026-09-24
Measured with limits stated.
The numbers below are engineering checks, not customer outcomes. Lighthouse and browser measurements vary by device, network, cache, and third-party runtime. No ranking, revenue, lead, or conversion result is claimed.
Homepage local Lighthouse performanceVariable by lab run; latest recorded mobile runs are retained in QA evidence
Pricing mobile cumulative layout shift0.056 in the recorded repeat mobile run
Route smoke testPriority routes returned 200
Conversion totalsNot published until production measurement is consented and reviewed
Client case studiesNone claimed without documented permission
FOUR-WEEK REVIEW PLAN
Measure the path, then choose the next repair.
WEEK 1
Baseline
Record source page, engaged visit, inspection start, Workbench station use, and the first action taken.
WEEK 2
Find friction
Review request-desk submissions, phone clicks, booked calls, checkout starts, failed handoffs, and broken links.
WEEK 3
Test one change
Change one headline, proof placement, route, or CTA. Keep the prior version available for rollback.
WEEK 4
Decide
Keep, improve, refresh, or retire based on useful conversations and measured behavior—not vanity alone.
OWNER
Human review
Jamie approves claims, pricing, publishing, integrations, external submissions, and any sensitive customer or public-sector statement.
OFF SWITCH
Safe failure
Disable an integration, return to manual review, preserve the source files, and explain what happened and what did not.
Approval boundary: AI may draft, summarize, classify, and suggest. It does not send, publish, contact people, change systems, spend money, submit a record, or make a sensitive claim without human approval and an approved provider connection.
NUMBERS TO WATCH // OWNER LEDGER
Track the path without pretending the data is better than it is.
These are the operating fields to review each week. They are not public performance claims. DBM will only publish traffic, lead, conversion, revenue, or client outcomes after the underlying analytics, form logs, checkout records, or booking records are connected and reviewed.
SOURCE
Where did the start come from?
Record source page, campaign or referral, engaged visit, inspection start, and the first action.
HANDOFF
Did the path stay connected?
Watch request-desk submissions, phone clicks, booked calls, checkout starts, failed handoffs, and broken links.
VALUE
What was actually delivered?
Track paid starts, annual prepay, completed scope, approval time, and rework—without inventing revenue or customer proof.