Establish the baseline
The first crawl collects rendered pages, issues, and topics from the actual site. Claims wait until there is something to point at.
The first crawl, the strongest opportunities, and the pages that prove them stay in one workspace — the pitch is not a disposable screenshot pack.
Crawl the site, find the opportunities unique to it, then leave a brief that can become the onboarding plan if the work continues.
The first crawl collects rendered pages, issues, and topics from the actual site. Claims wait until there is something to point at.
The agent investigates the patterns on this prospect — not a generic checklist. A competitor crawl, when you have one, shows where the other site is stronger.
A short analysis leads with the strongest opportunities and the URLs behind them. If the engagement starts, the same workspace is already the onboarding baseline.
Replace generic screenshots with evidence from the actual site.
Show where stronger coverage or structure creates an opening.
Keep the first crawl as the baseline once the engagement begins.
Example questions include: Show me internal linking opportunities, Audit this site, Where should I start?, Find pages competing for the same intent, What changed since the last crawl?.
Crawl a site, then ask what needs attention.
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