What would it take for you to actually trust an SEO report?

Every SEO tool I've used hands you a 200-issue report and expects you to take it on faith. We've bet TrustGrowth on the opposite premise — audits grounded in Search Console evidence, and proof pages where we publish our own scores publicly, including when a change didn't help.

But I'm genuinely curious where the bar is for other people running sites: what would an SEO tool have to show you before you'd act on its recommendations — or pay for them? Before/after data? The methodology? Something else?

We launched today, so I'll be around all day — happy to share how dogfooding our own open playbook is going, warts included.