0 of 2 sampled searches
Wildwood was not observed for the original Beaverton samples of “SEO audit” and “SEO services.” These are preserved as historical comparisons, not the product’s nationwide target KPIs.
Public self-audit · July 23, 2026
See how we used an audit to choose what to fix on our own website.
This is RankBump’s own starting-point audit from July 23, 2026—not a customer success story. It identified limited visibility in the searches checked and a slow-loading mobile page. Below, you can see the recorded results, their limits, and the work we planned. These figures do not show an improvement in traffic or sales.
Run my own Basic audit0 / 2sampled search presence
0 / 8AI mentions observed
59mobile Lighthouse
26referring domains
These figures are a dated audit snapshot. Search Console metrics remain unreported until verified from Search Console.
The starting line
A weak baseline is useful when it is recorded honestly.
0 nationwide keywords observed
The provider returned no trustworthy nationwide ranked-keyword evidence for the domain during this audit.
0 of 8 AI mentions
Eight AI checks succeeded; none mentioned or cited Wildwood. Failed checks, if any, were not counted as zero.
59 mobile performance
The mobile lab run reported 9.5-second LCP. Desktop scored 92 with 1.6-second LCP. CLS was 0 in the recorded evidence.
26 referring domains
The audit reported 28 links from 26 referring domains and almost no deep-link footprint.
0 vetted outreach opportunities
The audit did not return a candidate strong enough to recommend. That does not mean no relevant publisher or partner exists; future prospects require manual verification.
What this does not prove
The audit is a dated sample, not a complete history of the domain.
- The two original searches used a Beaverton location and are not the nationwide product-query tracking set.
- No Search Console metrics were included in this audit, so impressions, clicks, CTR, average position, and indexed-page totals remain unreported until verified directly.
- AI answers vary. The zero-of-eight result applies to the successful checks and wording used on July 23, 2026.
- Backlink counts describe the provider snapshot; relevance and editorial quality matter more than adding links simply to raise the number.
- Lab performance is diagnostic. Production Core Web Vitals require field data and continued monitoring.
Days 0–30
Fix crawlability and speed before trying to publish at greater scale.
- Give the homepage complete crawlable HTML, one H1, meaningful introductory copy, a description, canonical URL, social metadata, structured data, and crawlable internal links.
- Remove the 2.23 MB homepage video from the critical rendering path and target a mobile LCP of 2.5 seconds or less.
- Give each product, methodology, about, case-study, and industry page one query owner so pages do not compete with each other.
- Add contextual links from every published article to its commercial hub or leaf, a related resource, and the audit or methodology page.
- Retarget overlapping scheduled wedding articles as practical checklists before publication.
Days 31–60
Publish evidence worth finding and worth citing.
- Publish plain-language product pages for SEO auditing and AI visibility with limitations and an example report.
- Strengthen company identity with a truthful About page, editorial policy, support details, and one consistent Organization identity.
- Create a concise product demonstration with a crawlable transcript and captions.
- Build a manually verified list of relevant wedding-industry, small-business, association, partner, podcast, product-review, and editorial prospects.
- Seek useful deep links to product, methodology, case-study, and niche pages; reject link-selling networks and irrelevant directories.
Days 61–90
Repeat the same measurements and publish the difference.
At day 90, Wildwood will rerun the original audit for historical comparison and the fixed product-aligned search and AI prompt set. Any improvement will be reported with the same observation-state rules; absent or unavailable data will not be turned into a claim.
Aspirational outcomes are first top-100 visibility for a relevant long-tail product or wedding query, three to five genuinely relevant new referring domains, and at least one verified product-aligned AI mention or citation. They are monitoring goals, not promises or release gates.
Progress updates
30, 60, and 90-day snapshots
Baseline · July 23, 2026
Published from audit rmdF6a9AuJDEXzqc7mwP. Search Console and organic conversion metrics remain blank until they are verified from their primary sources.
Day 30
No 30-day follow-up results have been published on this page. The results above remain the July 23, 2026 starting point; they do not show whether later changes improved search visits or completed audits.
Day 60
Pending. This update will compare page/query impressions, organic audit conversions, relevant deep links, and the fixed AI benchmark.
Day 90
Pending. This update will rerun the original audit and product-aligned benchmark and record both progress and remaining limitations.
Primary guidance
The technical targets use documented search guidance.
Google: Core Web VitalsThe source for the LCP and CLS targets used in this improvement plan.→Google: JavaScript SEO basicsThe source for crawlable HTML, rendering, links, metadata, and meaningful status behavior.→Google: AI featuresThe source for the principle that AI visibility builds on ordinary search eligibility and helpful content.→