How It Works

A straightforward process from review to handoff.

I first identify what is missing, recommend the smallest practical scope, complete the agreed work, and show you what changed.

Request an Online Review

You will know the scope, price, and responsibilities before work begins.

The Process

Four clear stages. No mystery deliverables.

01

Review

I examine what you currently have.

I review your website, public Google presence, current tracking, and any available reporting. I look for missing information, usability problems, technical issues, and gaps in measurement.

Review notes
02

Recommend

I explain what should be addressed first.

You receive a practical recommendation based on the condition of your current setup. That may mean improving what already exists, replacing something that no longer works, or connecting systems that were never configured properly.

Written scope
03

Improve

I complete the work included in your scope.

Once the scope is approved, I make the agreed website, Google profile, tracking, or reporting improvements. Progress and access requirements are communicated throughout the project.

Completed improvements
04

Verify and Handoff

I test the work and show you what changed.

I verify the agreed functionality and tracking, provide the relevant documentation, and give you a clear reporting view when reporting is included.

Handoff and reporting

Your Part

The process works best when access and decisions are clear.

You do not need to understand the technical systems. You do need to provide accurate business information, timely access, and feedback when decisions are required.

I explain every access request before you provide it.

Business information

I may need your services, service areas, contact details, business hours, branding materials, and other information customers should see.

Account access

Depending on the scope, I may request access to your website, domain, Google Business Profile, Analytics, Search Console, or Tag Manager.

Content and approvals

I will identify what content is needed and what decisions require your approval. Delayed access or feedback may affect the project timeline.

One primary contact

Having one person responsible for decisions helps prevent conflicting feedback and unnecessary delays.

Clear Expectations

You should always know what is happening and what you are paying for.

01

Before work begins

  • A defined project scope
  • A clear price
  • An estimated timeline
  • A list of required access and materials
  • An explanation of what is not included
02

During the project

  • Direct communication
  • Progress updates at agreed stages
  • Approval before substantial scope changes
  • Testing of the work being completed
  • Clear notice when client input is required
03

At completion

  • The agreed website or system improvements
  • Verified tracking where included
  • Account and ownership documentation
  • A project handoff
  • Reporting access where included
  • Recommended next steps

ServiceSiteLift improves the systems that support visibility, trust, customer action, and measurement. Rankings, lead volume, and revenue are not guaranteed.