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Your pages cover the subject. The question is what your subject covers that your pages do not.
Two ways to find out, one you can start today and one that takes the whole site apart.
Information Gain Audit, $1,000
The Information Gain Audit helps you discover where your website is missing out beyond consensus. You get the topics that your website is missing. Text generation is your task or can be booked through the SearchResultOptimization-Team.
The audit looks at your domain and at the people who search, and it stays away from the result page. Tools that watch the result page describe what competitors already published, which is how everybody ends up writing the same thing once more. The subjects worth adding come from what customers want answered and nobody has answered yet.
Pay and send your Domain Name. Delivery, one table with missing topics and questions, 3 to 5 working days after your payment, through your email address.
Buy the Information Gain Audit, $1,000
After payment, send your domain name to info@johannesfaupel.com. Price is net, plus VAT where it applies.
Domain-wide Audit, from $12,000
The whole domain, up to ten hub pages, and what each of those hubs is missing. Where the Information Gain Audit names the topics, the domain-wide audit works through them: which are worth adding, in what order, what adding each one requires, and what it is worth if it stays missing.
What you get
- Up to ten hub pages examined, with the settled part and the missing part separated for each.
- The missing topics across the domain, ranked by what they are worth to your customers.
- An order of work, with the reasoning for the order.
- A written briefing per topic, ready to hand to whoever writes.
- A review of how your hubs connect, including the connections nobody has written.
More than ten hub pages on request. The price starts at $12,000 and is agreed before anything begins.
The domain-wide audit is settled by bank transfer against an invoice. There is no card payment for it, because the scope is agreed first and the invoice follows the agreement.
Which of the two fits
Take the Information Gain Audit if you want to know whether there is anything there. It answers one question: which topics are missing, and what people would ask about them. Most domains have more than the owner expects.
Take the domain-wide audit if you already know there are topics missing and need an order of work, a budget and briefings your team can act on. It is the version that produces a plan rather than a list.
The $1,000 is credited against the domain-wide audit if you commission one within three months.
How to order
For the Information Gain Audit, pay by card through the button above and send the domain name afterwards.
For the domain-wide audit, write to info@johannesfaupel.com. The number of hub pages decides the scope, the scope decides the price, and the invoice follows. Payment is by bank transfer.
All prices are net and plus VAT where it applies. Johannes Faupel, Frankfurt am Main, Germany.