The problem

You know roughly what is wrong. What you need is a decision: what matters most, what can wait, and what your team should stop doing.

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What we do

  • Take the 90-day roadmap an audit ends with and build three months of work on it.
  • Resolve the positioning and category questions that keep resurfacing as search problems.
  • Define the site architecture and content the business needs, rather than what the old site inherited.
  • Decide the evidence and entity work: which facts, profiles and sources to correct or build.
  • Write requirements engineering can build against, plan any migration, and name who owns each decision.

How we use the framework

We compare your Business Reality, Stated Reality and Internet Reality to identify the gap that is limiting visibility, trust or accurate representation.

We decide which gaps matter first and how to close them.

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What you get

  • Search, content and positioning direction, written down.
  • Information architecture and URL structure.
  • An evidence and entity plan: what to correct, where, and in what order.
  • Requirements engineering and design can work from, with a redirect map where a migration is in play.
  • An implementation roadmap with an owner for every workstream.

Who it is for

  • Teams with more findings than capacity.
  • CMOs who need a defensible plan before asking for budget.

Common questions

Why a sprint?

Because it ends. Three months, renewable, with a defined output. Strategy that runs open-ended tends to stop producing decisions.

Do you implement the plan?

Your team, ours, or a mix. The sprint produces the plan and the requirements. SEO and GEO Advisory is how we stay involved while it is built, and some of the work we can do ourselves.

How is this different from the GTM Sprint?

The GTM Sprint reads a market you have not entered yet and tests which offer belongs there. This reads the business you already have and turns findings into priorities. One looks outward, the other inward.

What isn't working the way it should?

Tell us what you are trying to improve. We will tell you where we would start, and whether we are the right people for it.