Review and priorities
Review the agreed pages, crawl access, content and enquiry paths. Record the evidence, priorities and next actions in an issue register.

SEO / San Antonio
Connect a technically sound website with useful service content, accurate business information and measurable enquiries.
Review the agreed pages, crawl access, content and enquiry paths. Record the evidence, priorities and next actions in an issue register.
Separate the fixes we will carry out from recommendations for your team. Confirm access and scope before changing content or technical settings.
Agree the review frequency and available data. Review completed work, search visibility and suitable enquiries to choose the next priorities.
Deliverables, access, review steps, timing and running costs are agreed in the proposal.
Project fit
For a business whose services are hard to find or understand online and needs a practical order of work.
Illustrative demonstration / not client results
Illustrative findings, not an audit of your website. Priorities follow observed issues and business needs; no ranking outcome is implied.
| Example issue | Next action | Scope decision |
|---|---|---|
| Enquiry submission is untested | Test validation, provider acceptance and inbox receipt | Agree who owns delivery verification |
| Service page lacks useful detail | Add inputs, deliverables and an honest example | Agree content and implementation |
| Search reporting is missing | Establish visibility and qualified-enquiry baselines | Confirm access and measurement scope |
No. Search results change, and rankings alone do not establish business results.
The scope can include technical SEO, website content and local search, depending on the business and its market.
Your existing site, services, coverage and available measurement help establish priorities.
An issue-and-action register can identify the pages checked, evidence, priorities and recommended next steps. The proposal states whether the engagement covers a review, implementation, ongoing work or a combination.
The agreed scope lists the content and technical changes we will implement and who owns other actions. Rebuilds, additional pages, paid research and third-party costs need an explicit scope. Business-profile work is included only when agreed.
We agree the reporting frequency and data sources before ongoing work starts. Reporting can cover completed changes, search visibility and suitable enquiries. A new site needs a real baseline before changes can be evaluated.