
What it shows: shortest-path structure, crawl depth, and indexability patterns.

What it shows: recurring crawl changes while different evidence lanes remain separate.

What it shows: query- and search-point-specific local visibility—not market-wide certainty.

What it shows: automated evidence converging at human review and an approved action queue.
Confirm access, business facts, target services, locations, and measurement readiness.
Gather crawl, search, local, content, conversion, and AI-readiness signals.
Reproduce issues, remove false positives, and identify missing facts or access.
Rank observations by evidence, impact potential, risk, effort, and business fit.
Check assumptions, alternatives, claims, brand context, and implementation scope.
Show what may change, why it may help, and what is not guaranteed.
Complete included approved work with snapshots and bounded change logs.
Read back data, inspect public output, document the change, and set next priorities.
| Work area | SiteChase checks | SiteChase drafts or recommends | Customer approval | Implementation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technical crawl and indexation | Included by plan | Prioritized fixes with evidence | Required for meaningful changes | Included only when the plan/scope says so |
| Titles, internal links, content structure | Reviewed | Draft options and rationale | Required | Plan-dependent; larger rewrites may be separate |
| GBP and local profile recommendations | Public/read-only review | Fact-aligned recommendations | Required | Profile edits separately authorized |
| Schema and visible business facts | Compared | Fact-supported alignment draft | Required | Only from confirmed visible facts |
| Customer outreach, ads, email, DNS | Not part of routine SEO monitoring | May be planned separately | Explicit authorization required | Separately scoped |
AI-assisted SEO intelligence for local businesses: technical SEO, local visibility, AI search readiness, and approved monthly action.
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