SEO Strategy Roadmap
A plan your team can run
Your audits say what is wrong. This says what to do first, who does it, and how many days it takes. Nothing new gets found. Nothing already found gets lost.
- One revision included
- Everything in writing
- Built on the audits you have
Sound familiar?
Where the audits stop being useful
- month one
The audit arrives. Every finding in it is real. Nobody agrees which one to start with.
- month three
A few are done, none of them the expensive ones. The file has stopped being opened.
An audit tells you what is wrong. It does not tell you what to do first, or who does it.
your audit, as it arrives
- Duplicate titles across the catalogue
- Listings blocked from indexing
- Redirect chains on entry pages
- No case studies as a page type
- Slow on mobile
- Structured data missing
- Brand absent from answers
and the rest, in the order the tool found them
The brief
The brief takes about two minutes
Your site?
The site the roadmap is built for.
What horizon are you planning for?
The dates land inside your planning cycle, not next to it.
Who changes the site, and how much actually ships?
Effort is written in days of your own people. A plan they cannot run never gets built.
What do you already have?
The roadmap is built on findings that already exist. This answer decides whether it can start.
What must not change?
Select all that apply. A plan that starts with a migration never gets done.
Where does the roadmap go?
You'll get the invoice and the delivery date there first.
Anything else? (optional)
Your audits, exports, anything the findings live in. Up to 5 files, 45 MB each; for anything bigger, drop a link in the brief.
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What would you like to know?
Only your question is sent - the order is not placed. To place it, go back and send the brief with Send the order - it has a comments field too.
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On request · built on analyses that already exist