If your team’s goals, resourcing, or product roadmap has changed, your SEO strategy likely needs to be re-prioritized. What mattered last quarter might not matter now. Without active triage and roadmap adjustment, teams often keep working on outdated SEO tasks that no longer match business needs.
Keep in Mind
SEO is not a one-time setup. It’s an ongoing process that must flex with your evolving business priorities—whether that’s shifting from awareness to acquisition, launching new verticals, or reacting to budget constraints. When priorities change, SEO roadmaps, backlog tasks, and performance indicators need to shift too.
How a Good SEO Audit Can Help
Step 13: Relevance — Review existing rankings and CTR to identify which pages still deserve investment and which are no longer aligned with business goals.
Step 23: Roadmapping — Rebuild your SEO execution plan to reflect updated priorities across teams, campaigns, or KPIs.
Step 19: Competitive Analysis — Reassess your SEO gaps compared to current competitors, especially if your market position or offerings have shifted.
Product Matches
3-Month SEO Setup & Roadmap ($6,000) — Establish a new baseline and reprioritize actions across content, technical fixes, and performance targets.
Fractional SEO Director ($2,200/mo) — Get ongoing support to maintain alignment between business goals and SEO execution, including new backlog grooming and team coordination.
Monthly Reporting ($1,000/mo) — Use AI-generated prompts to reflect new KPIs, track against updated metrics, and shift execution accordingly.
SEO Roadmap Template ($50) — A lightweight, self-service toolkit for reshaping your roadmap and backlog based on real-time performance and business changes.