RECON Technical™
What to actually fix, in plain English — the exact steps behind your score, in the order that moves it the most.The IT roadmap behind the Dossier — what’s actually broken underneath, and the prioritized plan for exactly how to fix it.
Your RECON Score™ told you where you stand. RECON Technical explains what's actually happening underneath — in plain English, not developer jargon — and turns it into a sequenced plan: what to fix first, second, and third, and roughly how much effort each one takes. Whether you handle it yourself, hire someone, or have it done for you, this is the exact list to work from.The Dossier tells the client what’s wrong and what it’s costing them. RECON Technical is the roadmap for fixing it. It goes underneath every finding — the technical why behind each gap — and turns it into a sequenced remediation plan: the specific tasks, ordered by score impact, with the effort each one takes. It’s the document you hand to whoever does the work, and the proof behind everything the Dossier claims.
Claim & unify 6 business listings
Listings
Resolve NAP conflicts across directories
Listings
Add LocalBusiness schema markup
Local SEO
Compress images · fix mobile LCP
Website
Stand up review-request flow
Reviews
Sequenced by score impact · ready to hand to a developer
What It Does
Every Issue, In Plain EnglishUnder Every Finding
No more “schema markup” and “NAP conflicts” without explanation — every technical finding written so you understand what's actually wrong and why it matters.The technical detail beneath each Dossier gap — the schema that’s missing, the listings in conflict, the performance that’s dragging — documented, not hand-waved.
A Fix Plan, Not a Panic ListA Prioritized Fix Plan
Every issue turned into a task, ordered by how much it will move your score — so you know what to do first, not just what happens to be wrong.Every issue turned into a task, sequenced by impact on the score, with effort and area — a roadmap, not a list of complaints.
Take It To AnyoneReady to Execute
Hand it to a freelancer, a local agency, or work it yourself — it's written to be actionable no matter who ends up doing the work.Written to hand straight to a developer or agency — the bridge from "here’s the problem" to "here’s the work order."
What To Do About It
This roadmap isn’t a one-time task — your website, listings, reviews, and especially social media all need ongoing upkeep, and some of it (posting daily) can’t just be paused when business gets busy. Three honest ways to work it — we lead with the one that actually stops being your problem, but the other two are just as real.
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Have It All Handled
The whole list, done for you, every month.
A managed team takes everything in this roadmap off your plate and keeps it working, month after month. No logins, no checklists, nothing for you to remember.
An unmanaged presence drifts, and any competitor with a team behind theirs is out-working you in every search you share. This is the option that stops being your problem.
Get it handled →Do It Yourself
Free or nearly free — it just takes time.
Website
Run a free PageSpeed Insights test, compress and resize your three heaviest images, and make sure every page has one clear phone number or contact button above the fold.
Local SEO
Claim and verify your Google Business Profile, fill in every field (hours, categories, services), and make sure your business name, address, and phone match exactly everywhere you're listed.
Listings
Search your business name and city, then fix any wrong address or phone number on the directories that show up — and claim the ones you never claimed in the first place.
Reviews
Text your last ten happy customers a direct link to leave a Google review, and reply to every review you already have — good or bad.
Social
Post something real — a finished job, a customer, a before-and-after — at least once a week on the one platform your customers actually use.
Advertising
Start small: a geographically-targeted Google campaign pointed at your highest-margin service, and track calls booked, not just clicks.
Hire Anyone
A freelancer, a local shop, whoever you already trust.
Your RECON Technical report is written to hand straight to whoever does the work — the specific tasks, sequenced by impact, with the effort each one takes. It works the same way whether that's a freelancer you found yourself, your nephew who's good with computers, or a local agency. There’s no RECON-specific lock-in — take the plan anywhere.
Your Path · Three Steps
Get your score. Understand it. Fix it.
How good is my business's online presence? Your RECON Score™ answers that with one number. The Dossier explains it in plain English, and Technical turns it into exactly what to fix first — one continuous line from your number to a real plan.
One System · Five Modules
Score it. Dig in. Locate it. Go get it.
RECON Score™ answers how good is this lead? The Intelligence System answers now what do I do about it? Each module hands off to the next — one continuous line from raw target to booked appointment.
- 01Live
Get your score
RECON
ScoreOne number that shows exactly where your business stands online.
- 02Live
Understand it
RECON
DossierYour file — every dimension explained in plain English, and what it’s costing you.
- 03Live
Fix it
RECON
TechnicalThe exact list of what to fix, in the order that moves your score the most.
- 01Live
Get your score
RECON
ScoreOne number that shows exactly where your business stands online.
- 02Live
Understand it
RECON
DossierYour file — every dimension explained in plain English, and what it’s costing you.
- 03Live
Fix it
RECON
TechnicalThe exact list of what to fix, in the order that moves your score the most.
- 04Live
Locate it
RECON
MapSee your whole territory. Cluster and prioritize by geography.
- 05Live
Go get it
RECON
SchedulerTurn intelligence into an optimized route and booked appointments.
Where Technical Fits
Your Score told you where you stand. Technical tells you exactly what to do about it — however you decide to get it done.The Dossier shows the client what’s wrong. RECON Technical is how it gets fixed — the implementation roadmap behind the report, and the scope of the engagement you’re proposing.