No jargon until we define it. No black boxes. Lots of real numbers, dated deliverables, and shared tool access. You'll leave knowing exactly where Red Roan stands and exactly what happens next.
We know about Surefire. Our job today is to show you, in actual numbers, dated deliverables, and shared tool access, why this will not be a repeat. No agency black box. If at minute 30 you don't believe us, we end the call. No pressure.
Quick intros with Nick and your business partner, confirm everyone on the call, and walk this agenda slide so nothing on the next 45 minutes is a surprise.
One slide, five definitions. Everything we cover after this uses only those five terms. Five minutes here saves forty minutes of confusion later.
Hard numbers: DA 3.5, 0 organic traffic, 0 ranked keywords. Where King of Texas and Empire Roofing sit on the same scale. What your 74+ reviews and sales team give you that they don't.
29 of 31 backlinks are spam. DA is 3.5. Zero keywords rank. Every one of those is a reason this works: nothing to untangle, no legacy gains to protect, a straight runway from the ground up.
Month-by-month deliverables. Spam disavow first, then money-keyword pages, GBP refocus on NW San Antonio, job pinning, structured data, and the authority build that moves DA out of 3.5.
Seven minutes for anything: the audit, the plan, the reporting cadence, how we measure, or how this is different from what Surefire delivered.
Clear action items, a dated Month 1 plan, shared-tool access, and the reporting rhythm that keeps everything visible. You see the work, not just the invoice.
Everything on the next screen uses one of these five terms. Once these click, the whole audit reads on its own.
After this slide we move to your interactive audit. Here's the shape of it:
DA, backlink profile, ranked keywords, GBP diagnosis. Red Roan vs King of Texas vs Empire Roofing on the same page, same scale, no cherry-picking.
The 29 spam backlinks mapped out, the schema gap, the city-dilution on the GBP, and why each one is a green light once it's fixed.
Spam disavow, money-keyword pages, job pinning for recent NW San Antonio work, GBP refocus, authority build. Dated deliverables, not a vague roadmap.