Five overlapping categories
AI Search, Local SEO, SEO Foundation, content and Technical SEO appeared as separate choices. Deliverables and responsibilities were buried in prose.
Deep Ocean / Own website / 8 October 2026
A finding, a change,
and a verification record.
A real implementation example from this website. It demonstrates completed website work; it is not a client engagement or evidence of enquiries, rankings, AI citations or revenue.
The starting problem
The visitor could see skills, but not the delivery.
On 7 October, five service cards linked to sections of a long scope document. That page had a return link, but no main navigation. The homepage named a strategy call while the calendar used an audit title.
Three areas with defined outputs
A commercial service overview, three dedicated explanations, visible project deliverables and shared navigation. The contact page states the duration, interlocutor and purpose of the call.
Completed-work record
Inspect the actual pages.
- Service structure
- Services & scope groups the work, names the outputs and explains project and support responsibilities.
- Specific deliverables
- Local SEO, Website SEO & Content and AI Search Review have distinct starting problems, inputs and completion checks.
- Contact expectations
- Contact defines the 15-minute introductory conversation and the separate scope step. The calendar title is flagged until its account configuration can be updated.
- Verification
- Review the published page text, destinations and mobile navigation. Repository checks and responsive checks accompany the release; they do not measure conversion or search performance.
Illustrative local-service task / Not a client result
What an assignable priority looks like.
The following is a constructed task brief showing the format of a delivery record. No customer, source capture or completed change is claimed for this scenario.
- Scenario
- A service page uses “available everywhere”, while the business confirms a limited service area.
- Priority
- Replace the vague coverage claim with approved locations and booking conditions on the page linked from the Business Profile.
- Deliverable
- Reviewed page copy, an approved profile-link check and a dated completion note with the published page address.
- Responsibilities
- The business confirms locations and conditions. Deep Ocean prepares the copy and completes supported CMS work after approval, or briefs the client’s developer.
- Completion check
- The published page names the confirmed coverage, the profile links to that page and the contact path works. Any enquiry change is measured separately.
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