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Real-world examples of the kinds of SEO issues we see, our approach to addressing them, and a look at what an SEO plan looks like once customer-specific details are removed.

Common issues and our approach

SEO problems tend to fall into a handful of recurring patterns. Here are examples of what we typically find, and how we address them:

Missing or duplicate page titles

What we see: Multiple pages share the same title, or key pages have no descriptive title at all.

Our approach: Write a unique, descriptive title for each page so search engines and visitors understand what it offers.

Site not mobile-friendly

What we see: Text, buttons, or menus are difficult to use on a phone.

Our approach: Fix layout and navigation issues so the site works well on any screen size.

Slow page load times

What we see: Pages take several seconds to load, especially on mobile connections.

Our approach: Compress images, remove unnecessary code, and improve hosting or caching to speed things up.

Inconsistent business information

What we see: The business name, address, or phone number differ across the website and online listings.

Our approach: Correct and align these details across the website and relevant business listings.

Thin or outdated content

What we see: Key pages have little content or haven’t been updated in years.

Our approach: Expand pages with specific, useful information that answers real customer questions.

Broken links or missing pages

What we see: Old links point to pages that no longer exist, returning an error.

Our approach: Identify broken links and either fix them or redirect visitors to the right page.

Illustrative examples of common issues, not a specific client audit.

A sample SEO plan

Every engagement starts with a review that becomes a written plan: what we found, why it matters, and what we recommend doing first. Below is an excerpt from an actual plan with all customer-identifying details removed.

Excerpt from an SEO Assessment and Improvement Plan, with the client's business name and identifying details redacted.
Excerpt from an actual SEO Assessment & Improvement Plan, with customer-identifying details redacted.

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