How it works

Diagnose. Do the work. Prove it.

We identify page-level gaps that may reduce discoverability or make the site harder to understand and act on. After an agreed scope is implemented, we re-audit the same site to document what changed.

1

Diagnose

We run one evidence-based report across search, AI, and customer clarity. Every score is backed by what we actually found on your site — not a black box.

We crawl your site and run checks across all three pillars

Every score is backed by specific evidence we can show you

The $149 Expert Action Plan adds a 30-minute working session on your findings and priorities

2

Do the work

We implement the highest-impact fixes for you in a focused sprint: pages, structure, schema, and conversion paths. No DIY dashboards to learn.

We agree the scope and price on a call before any work starts

We implement the fixes: pages, structure, schema, conversion paths

You approve the work; we handle the technical details

3

Prove it

We re-audit the same site with the same scoring rules to document completed changes and compare the available evidence with the baseline.

We re-audit the same site with the same scoring rules

You see exactly which scores changed and the evidence behind each

The before/after is proof on your own site — not a promise

What we look at

Three pillars, one report

We read your site the way Google, AI assistants, and a busy customer do.

Found

Search & Local SEO

  • Crawlability, indexability, sitemaps & robots
  • Titles, headings, and on-page structure
  • Local signals: consistent name, address & phone (NAP), service areas & Google Business Profile
  • Page speed and core technical health
  • Schema / structured data coverage

Understood

AI Visibility

  • Entity clarity: who you are, what you do, where
  • Explicit services & service-area content
  • Answer-ready, citable content structure
  • Structured data AI systems can parse
  • Technical access for AI crawlers

Chosen

Customer Clarity & Conversion

  • 5-second clarity: what you do, for whom, where
  • An obvious primary action (call, form, booking)
  • Trust signals: reviews, proof, credentials
  • Mobile conversion & form friction
  • Pricing / quote path clarity