Search visibility
Page titles, descriptions, indexable pages, sitemap signals, and the terms buyers use.
SEO & website clarity / Consulting
Get found.
Make sense.
Invite action.
Your website should help the right people find you, understand your offer, and take a useful next step.
I connect search visibility, message clarity, credible proof, and follow-up to the business decision your site needs to support.
Request a website review See what I review ↓When this fits
The site exists.
The path needs work.
- You are missing searches that reflect your actual offer.
- Visitors reach the site but struggle to see your value or next step.
- Your best explanation still happens in conversation.
- Inquiries need a clearer handoff and follow-up.
01 / The review
Connect the whole path.
Search, offer, proof, and inquiry. Each part should help the next one work.
Website clarity
The offer, audience, proof, page hierarchy, and the next step each page asks someone to take.
Content authority
Articles, case studies, media, internal links, and missing topic pages that should support the buying decision.
Lead capture
Forms, calls to action, SingleFig handoff, follow-up categories, and the path from interest to conversation.
02 / What you receive
A practical
fix list.
A set of recommendations you can prioritize, assign, and carry into the work.
The review defines the changes. Fixes, redesign, and integrations get an agreed implementation scope. Search rankings are not guaranteed.
- 01Priority SEO and website fixes
- 02Page title and meta description recommendations
- 03Content and internal-link map
- 04Offer and lead-path recommendations
- 05SingleFig capture and follow-up plan when useful
03 / The work in practice
Clarity connects
to what happens next.
Examples of positioning, website structure, and follow-up systems.
See how I applied this to my own site
Client work / Executive search
A clearer offer.
A better page structure.
See how positioning and website structure connect in an executive-search practice.
Read the case studyMy own practice / SingleFig
From an inquiry
to a working relationship.
See how I use SingleFig to carry context from first contact into follow-up.
See the relationship systemPlan your time / Website scan
A focused review.
A working debrief.
Plan 3–5 business days for the review; a debrief within 7 business days.
This planning target starts after the scope, payment arrangements, and required access are agreed and complete. We confirm availability before booking. A larger site or missing analytics access can change the estimate. Fixes and implementation get their own scope.
These are planning estimates. Your proposal confirms dates and milestones. Business days mean Monday–Friday, excluding holidays.
Discuss your scope and deadlineStart with the current site
Which page needs
to work harder?
Share the URL, who the page is for, and what you want someone to do next.