Indexing
Blocked pages, duplicates, and the canonical that should win. If Google cannot fetch it, the rest of the work waits.
We work on the pages Google can fetch and the queries the business can actually answer. Search Console stays in your name. We do not promise a position.
What Google is allowed to fetch: the sitemap, the blocks, and the pages that never get a request.
One URL that should answer a query the business can fulfill.
The queries and pages already getting clicks. Not a rank screenshot.
What changed, and the queries we are not going to chase.
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Blocked pages, duplicates, and the canonical that should win. If Google cannot fetch it, the rest of the work waits.
The page is written for a search the business can fulfill. A list of keywords is not the brief.
Internal links name the URL that should be the answer. Competing pages get a decision, not another rewrite.
Search Console, what moved, and what we left alone. Your team can read it after we step back.
A block, a broken sitemap, or a page that never returns. Nothing else on the list matters until that is fixed.
Titles overlap. Google picks a URL you did not mean, or picks none of them cleanly.
A template changed, a page was merged, or a redirect landed in the wrong place. The meeting starts from memory.
Search Console and the pages Google can already reach. You get the gaps in writing before anything is rewritten.
For each query that matters, one URL. The others are consolidated, redirected, or left alone on purpose.
What changed, who can edit the pages, and the queries we will not chase. Search Console stays in your account.
The property, the sitemap, and the access list remain in your Google account. Ending the engagement does not mean asking us for a login you should already hold.
How it is bought
We do not promise a ranking. The fee is in the statement of work, in US dollars. How an engagement is bought.
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