AI Visibility Foundation Sprint

Project

The audit finds the gaps; the sprint closes them. It is bounded on purpose: the one-time technical and structural work that gives your site a fair shot at being read, parsed, and quoted by AI engines, without signing up for anything ongoing.

What is included

Structured data: LegalService and Attorney schema for the firm, Person schema for each named attorney with links to bar profiles and directories, and FAQPage markup where it fits.
AI crawler configuration: a corrected robots.txt covering the full roster of AI crawlers, checked against your hosting and firewall settings, where most accidental blocking happens.
An llms.txt file: a curated, machine-readable map of your site for AI engines.
Answer-first restructuring of up to five practice-area pages, delivered as redlines you approve before anything changes.
Google Business Profile and directory cleanup: consistent name, address, phone, and practice areas everywhere the engines look.
Post-deploy verification: every fix re-crawled and confirmed live.

How it runs

Scope confirmed from your audit; if you do not have one, a condensed audit runs first.
Technical fixes deploy first: crawler access, structured data, llms.txt.
Page restructures arrive as redlines; you approve them, they go live.
Everything gets re-verified, and you get a closing report.

What you get

The technical foundation deployed and verified: structured data live on the site, crawler configuration corrected, llms.txt published, your top practice-area pages restructured, and a closing report showing each fix confirmed.

2 to 3 weeks.

A good fit if

You have an audit in hand and want the foundation built without an ongoing commitment.
You prefer a bounded project with a flat fee before deciding on a retainer.

Not the right fit if

You want ongoing content and monthly tracking. That is the Visibility Retainer.
Your site's platform locks the page structure. The audit flags this before you commit; sometimes the honest answer is a rebuild.

Examples

A workers' compensation firm's firewall was silently blocking every major AI crawler. The sprint fixes the rules and adds structured data, and the site becomes readable to the engines for the first time.
A five-attorney firm gets its attorney bios rebuilt as verifiable authorship: Person schema linking each attorney to their bar listing and directory profiles, so the engines can confirm who is writing.
A criminal defense firm's practice pages get restructured so the first sixty words answer the question each page exists for, with the detail underneath.

What is not included

Ongoing monitoring or content. The sprint is the foundation; the retainer is the engine.
A site rebuild. If the audit says the site itself is the problem, that is a Web Design engagement.
Any legal or ethics advice.

Talk it through

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