SEARCHPATHWAY VISIBILITY SNAPSHOT

Where are you missing customers?

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01Where are customers finding you — and your competitors?
02What information helps them trust and understand your offer?
03What might be getting in the way of a call, booking or purchase?
A practical starting point, not a promise of rankings or AI recommendations. A detailed scope, timing and any fees will be confirmed before further work begins.

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Here is an example of the questions, evidence and priorities a Visibility Snapshot can contain.

Sample only · fictional findings
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Visibility Snapshot

Example: local roofing business
Goal: more relevant repair enquiries

FIRST PRIORITY

Make the enquiry route dependable.

In this fictional review, the form appears to send, but no message reaches the business. Fix delivery before buying more traffic.

01 / VISIBILITY

Does the page match the search?

Example finding: the main page says “roofing” but does not explain storm repairs or the service area.

Evidence to collect: page address, dated screenshot and the actual service coverage confirmed by the owner.

Next action: explain repair options, area coverage and the estimate process on a useful service page.

02 / TRUST

Can customers check the work?

Example finding: completed projects are mentioned without photographs or useful details.

Evidence to collect: approved project images, scope and genuine review links.

Next action: add a short, factual project explanation. Do not invent a testimonial.

03 / CONVERSION

Does an enquiry reach you?

Example finding: a test confirmation appears, but delivery is not confirmed.

Evidence to collect: test time, form response, submission record and inbox check.

Next action: repair the route, repeat the test and confirm the visitor knows what happens next.

Action order

1. Repair and test enquiries → 2. Clarify the service → 3. Add genuine proof → 4. Recheck outcomes.

These are invented teaching examples, not findings about your business or a SearchPathway client. Your review depends on your goals and the information available.
What would a product brand’s Snapshot look at?

For an online store, the review follows the product: customer question → product information → comparison → checkout. For example, a carry-on listing may omit dimensions, show a different price in its feed, or hide delivery information.

We would record the exact product and variant, compare the page with the feed, verify current stock, and prioritise the mismatch that could mislead a shopper. This is a sample approach, not a live product audit.

A Snapshot is an initial review, not a complete technical audit or a promise of rankings, traffic or revenue. We explain the scope and any access needed before further work.

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