Website health review
Check important pages, broken paths, forms, technical issues, and obvious friction that can hurt visitors or search crawlability.
Recover reviews the website, organic search movement, conversion path, competitors, and lead behavior each month, then makes the agreed improvements instead of sending a report and disappearing.
Check important pages, broken paths, forms, technical issues, and obvious friction that can hurt visitors or search crawlability.
Review Search Console and available search data, indexability, important queries, and pages that are gaining or losing visibility.
Use real visitor and lead behavior to improve calls to action, page clarity, and the route into contact.
Review meaningful changes in the competitive search landscape without chasing every cosmetic update.
Make bounded updates to copy, pages, links, and conversion elements within the monthly scope.
Show what changed, why it changed, what the evidence says, and what should happen next.
Confirm current performance, search visibility, lead path, and known issues.
Use real search, site, and inquiry data instead of making changes only because a checklist says so.
Make the agreed content, technical, and conversion improvements within scope.
Keep the business informed with a concise update and the next priority.
No. Basic uptime maintenance is not the main value. This plan is for ongoing website, SEO, and conversion review plus agreed improvements.
No. The monthly scope covers bounded ongoing improvements. Large redesigns, migrations, or major new features are scoped separately.
No. Recover can improve the website and acquisition path, but demand, competition, market size, authority, and sales follow-up all affect customer volume.
Tell Recover what the business sells, what the current website looks like, and what should improve next.
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