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Technical SEO, local search and AI answers: the checklists we run on client sites.
Review crawl access and indexing evidence alongside the information a prospective customer needs. These articles cover technical checks, local search, content and useful internal links, with sources for search-engine guidance.
Begin with the actual URL and Search Console report rather than assuming a missing result has one universal cause. Record the current state, make a defined change and check the next available crawl and indexing evidence. Publishing a change does not guarantee an indexed page or a ranking.
Start with the first-day checklist whatever your situation; it is the order we work in on every new account. Use the article sources and update notes to understand the recommendation, its review date and what evidence is needed before applying it to a different site.
Keep a page-level record of the finding, proposed action and later evidence. That makes it easier to distinguish an access problem from a content or relevance question, and to avoid repeating changes without learning what Google last fetched.
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