For when it's already broken.Diagnose, fix, document, hand it back.
Analytics that lie, rankings that quietly died, ad accounts that leak, automations nobody can explain. We find the actual fault, fix it, and hand it back documented so it stays fixed.
Proof first, then the fix.
A fault list with evidence, fixes shipped, and a document that keeps it fixed.
Broken marketing bills like working marketing
A miswired pixel reports conversions that never happened. A ranking lost to a bad migration bills the same retainer. Nothing announces itself; the number just gets worse. Repair starts with proof of what is actually broken.
What you get: a fault-first audit: what is broken, in evidence, fixes shipped, not recommended, and documentation so it cannot quietly break again.
Inheritors and the burned
New managers who inherited accounts with no passwords and no history. Owners whose agency left. Anyone whose reports stopped matching reality while the vendor says everything is fine.
The fit: businesses that changed hands or vendors, teams whose numbers stopped making sense, and sites that fell and nobody knows why.
The before and after is measured
AEOptim reads your visibility before the repair and after it, so the fix is proven in the same numbers that were wrong. If the damage reaches the AI answers, the engine sees that too.
The mechanics: baseline read before we touch anything, the same read after, so the fix is provable, and answer-level damage caught, not just rankings.
The migration that ate the rankings
A med spa redesigned its site and traffic halved. The new agency blamed seasonality. The audit found the migration had dropped thirty redirects and noindexed the money pages; analytics had been double-counting for a year, hiding the fall. We fixed the redirects, reindexed the pages, rebuilt tracking honestly, and left a document that says exactly what is wired to what.
The next step
Tell us about your business.
We will tell you plainly how you are found today, how the engines answer about you, and what it takes to fix both.
Or email hello@webeverything.com.