Hypertune SEO call agenda
Thursday 22 October 2026
Everything done since Tuesday 20 October, the three pages that go to Travis today, and what each person leaves with. Eight finished steps are ticked on the trackers: C4-11, F3-6, C29-10, C12-2, A4-4 and C9-0 on SEO, and E3-2 and E4-1 on AEO. The rest stay open until they are done. The 18 October agenda is still online.
1. Final CS2, Technology and Homepage for Travis Final10 min
CS2: hypertune-cs2-page.pages.dev
- Tuesday: rebuilt from Travis's XMind review. The video settings now come first, using the technicians' Competitive and Quality values. It has Mo's G-Sync caps (139, 226, 328, 424 and 439), the Aim Botz and Crashz links, and the stutter section below the settings. The quick-win cards, the prosettings.net screenshot and the "what Hypertune doesn't do" chips are removed.
- Today: the five approved Windows settings, the 28-row NVIDIA Control Panel table with the three technician screenshots, and the approved Game Hub line. Still to come: the Competitive and Quality in-game screenshots.
Technology: hypertune-technology-mockup.pages.dev
- All of today's reviewer notes are in. The new H1 is "Six ways Hypertune tunes your PC". The CPU section explains the custom overclocking algorithm. Background Apps replaces ShadowPlay. Memory now uses the technician's text, and Game Hub lists all 15 profiles. It is spelled "Hypertune" everywhere, and the ban answer uses the config-files line.
Homepage: hypertune-homepage-mockup.pages.dev
- The new H1 is "The game optimizer that tunes your hardware", and the meta description now says Intel and AMD partner. The CPU card uses the reviewer's sentence. The Optimize tab has the reviewer's wording and the new app screenshot, and Customization is described as personal preference settings. The FAQ links to the trust page and to pricing. The designer's notes file is homepage-mockup-notes.md.
2. Trust page: the five game-file lines are fixed Done3 min
Trust page and before and after
Mo confirmed that Game Hub profiles change game config files. On Tuesday all five spots were changed to the approved wording, for example "Entirely anti-cheat safe. No unsafe game changes are made". The same line was then fixed on every other draft and, today, in the internal docs (V13, C2, C1, C29). Today the approved line went onto CS2, the facts page and Overwatch: "Game Hub profiles change in-game settings through each game's config files, which is the only way to change them, and that is all they change."
3. New game pages Review8 min
- Call of Duty and Warzone (C10, Som): hypertune-warzone-page.pages.dev. Built on the CS2 template, with the same sections, the approved Windows and NVIDIA settings, and cod.exe in place of cs2.exe. Every setting value is in a yellow technician box, and two questions are for Austin: whether a Call of Duty Game Hub profile is planned for Modern Warfare 4, and whether the page can name RICOCHET, TPM and Secure Boot. Modern Warfare 4 launches tomorrow, 23 October. Matching it to the CS2 standard is in progress today.
- Fortnite (C9, Som): hypertune-fortnite-page.pages.dev. A first draft on the CS2 template, with 14 technician boxes, including whether DirectX 11 is still in the game.
- Valorant (C12, Hoa writes, Som checks): hypertune-valorant-page.pages.dev. Som's hand check found 9 must-fix items, so it is not ready for Bobby yet. The main ones: the H1 uses the old keyword; there is no low client FPS section; the Reflex and NVIDIA values contradict CS2; it uses the old game-files line three times; and the production notes are still visible.
- Overwatch: hypertune-overwatch-page.pages.dev. A draft from the Overwatch video and competitor keywords. Today's fix: it said there was no Overwatch Game Hub profile, which was wrong, because Overwatch is one of the 15.
4. AEO plan: Som's steps Status8 min
- Nine answer rules (E4-1): now in the content framework (V8) and the Hypertune content skill. The step counts as done once the rules are posted in the group and Hoa and Travis confirm them.
- Facts page (E3-2): hypertune-facts-page.pages.dev. It matches the trust and CS2 pages and answers "Is Hypertune free?" with no free version. Seven yellow boxes wait on Austin.
- Brand Radar (E1-2, E1-3): it is set up, but not as the plan says. It tracks 20 prompts Ahrefs suggested, on ChatGPT only, and the competitors are wrong. The five study searches have not started. Hypertune has had no AI mentions or citations in 486 days. The fixes are in E1-2-brand-radar-paste-pack.txt, with our six competitors: Hone, Paragon Tweaks, EXM Tweaks, HD OPTI, SageTweaks and RIP Tweaks.
- Question research (E1-5): five swaps are proposed: safest PC tweaks, best game booster, improving FPS without upgrading, Hypertune vs EXM Tweaks, and reducing input lag. "Hypertune vs Radiant" stays, following Bobby's decision. The file also has a competitor FPS claims table.
5. Keywords Decide4 min
- Google Ads week 2 (F3-6): 270 search terms, 193 of them new, with 7 purchases, all from brand searches. The biggest new group is Fortnite tweaks and optimizer, and laptop gaming is a new topic. Radiant fell from 1,358 to 112 impressions, and RaptechPCs and TweakShift are new competitors.
- Vinny's four Ahrefs ideas (game booster, input lag, ccleaner alternative, msi afterburner alternative): Hypertune does not appear for any of them. The volumes still need pulling, because the Ahrefs connector is not loading its keyword tools.
6. Other work since Tuesday Done4 min
- The reviewer training pack for Travis (A5-1): A5-reviewer-training-2026-10-22.md.
- The FAQ owner check (C29-10). Each shared topic now has one owner page.
- The VBS section for the main Intel XTU guide (T5-0): T5-xtu-vbs-section.md. The live VBS guide has no steps for turning VBS off. Its only difference is that Undervolt Protection is turned on, so the section covers that. Only one internal link changes.
- The gaming guide was cleaned up on Tuesday: hypertune-gaming-guide.pages.dev.
- The audit of website handovers against the live site (A4-4): A4-4-handover-audit-2026-10-22.md. Of 38 changes, 19 are done and live, 4 are ticketed but not live, 8 were handed over but have no ticket, and 3 were never handed over. COM-614 is marked done, but Thomas Schappy is still on /expert-tuning. COM-607 duplicates COM-615. New tickets are needed for the portal noindex, the image alt text, the old-browser code and AVIF images. Linear could not be read, because the connector is signed in to another workspace, so the statuses come from Vinny's 13 and 15 October lists.
7. Open points for Austin Austin5 min
- AMD: is "built in collaboration with Intel and AMD" approved? The trust page only mentions Intel's Extreme Tuning Utility kit.
- The FPS figures don't agree: up to 41% on the live homepage, up to 60% in the approved claim, and +148% for Valorant.
- Three support emails are in use: info@hypertune.gg, support@hypertune.gg and support@compready.net.
- The app screenshot labels CPU Overclock "Experimental", and Network and Memory have Open buttons rather than switches.
- The live pricing card lists "Deep-Level PC Cleaning".
- Call of Duty: is a Game Hub profile planned, and can the page name RICOCHET, TPM and Secure Boot?