Publish — your site's status and traffic

What this screen is for. Whether your site is on, the one web address that opens it, and what your site is producing — real booking requests, not vanity numbers. How to get there. Marketing → My Website → Publish (the last studio page). What every button does The status badge — green Live (with its published date), amber Offline — coming soon (visitors see a simple coming-soon page), or Draft — not published yet. The sentence beside it says what that means — and when the site is off, it points you to the one place that turns it on: the button at the top of this page, in the My Website header. Your web address — the working link, with Copy and Open. Web traffic — six numbers folded from real online booking requests: Booking requests (all-time) · Last 30 days (with the last 7 inside) · Confirmed bookings (requests you turned into jobs) · Awaiting you · Conversion rate · Booked value (the fees on confirmed requests). These are live conversions from your published site — there's no page-view tracker yet, so every number here is a real person asking to book. Common questions "Where's the publish button?" At the top — the one Publish site / Hide site control in the My Website header. This page reads the state; the header changes it. One button, one truth. "What do visitors see while I'm Offline?" A simple coming-soon page — never an error, never another firm's site. "Why don't I see page views?" We don't track visits yet — these numbers are the ones that matter anyway: people who asked to book. "What's 'Booked value'?" The fees on the requests you confirmed — what your website has actually put on your calendar. Good to know Hiding the whole site and turning off one city page are different switches — the site's is in the header; each city page's own switch lives on its area under Business → Service areas. A Draft site's working address still shows here, so you can Copy it for a soft launch the moment you publish. Related My Website — the publish button and preview Schedule — where booking requests land SEO & AI — the city pages and their switches