The eleven deliverables
Each one opens with the finding, shows the evidence, and ends with the work.
- 1AI citationsGoogle’s AI cites you in 6 of 8 Tucson injury answers. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot never have.Open →
- 2Authority signalsFifty-three years, five phone numbers, and Sr. and Jr. swapped on the directories.Open →
- 3Competitor analysis932 sites link to you; about 90 aren’t spam. Domain Rating 6 against a field of 7 to 54.Open →
- 4Google Business ProfileAbsent from all three map packs. About 120 reviews against roughly 900 to 1,500 for the Tucson pack holders.Open →
- 5Technical issues29 pages titled “Rock Law”, an 11-second home page, and 171 rewritten crash-news posts.Open →
- 6Schema reportThe only markup is 131 of your own reviews, which Google ignores. The law firm markup is written.Open →
- 7Internal links137 links to the car accident page say “Arizona”, not “Tucson”. The truck accident page gets two.Open →
- 8Content analysisThe home page wins car accident searches; the car accident page gets 32 visits a month.Open →
- 9The new siteFour of your pages rebuilt: half a second instead of 11, with every fix built in.Open →
- 10Outreach campaignThe real sites that link to rivals and not you, in three waves, with the pitch written.Open →
- 11Task board21 tasks over 90 days, in the order that moves rankings fastest.Open →
What happens next
I
This plan
Yours to keep. Every fix is written so your team can do it.
II
Done for you
Weeks 1–4 of the board in one month: the fixes, the rewrites, the directories, the profile.
III
The full 90 days
The new site, the community and press waves, and a monthly re-check of AI answers and the map.
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