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The pages people read are rarely the pages that produce enquiries.

Content Performance splits your site into two lists. One ranks the pages that earn attention — read to the end, returned to, sent to a colleague. The other ranks the pages that earn enquiries, and the two lists usually disagree: an article about refrigerant regulations can be the most-read page on the site and the worst-converting one, while the hotel maintenance page nobody remarks on quietly brings in the contracts. Siteleon names both columns and, because it knows which service and which location each page covers, tells you what the gap between them is made of. That is what should decide what you write next — not which post got the most visits.

Attention versus enquiriesService and location groupingPage-level drop-offSuggested rewrites

Attention and enquiries are ranked separately.

Two lists, side by side, never averaged into a single score. A page that holds people and a page that converts them need different work, and merging the two hides which one you are looking at.

Every page is tied to a service.

Pages are grouped by the service and area they cover rather than by folder, so you can see that Alicante pages convert above your average while Valencia pages get more traffic. That comparison is the one that changes your plan.

Weak pages come with a specific fix.

Not "improve this page" but the thing that is missing: no indication of price, no service area, no way to enquire before the third screen. Siteleon drafts the change and you read it before anything is published.

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