Elettro — Production & SEO Report
A full technical rebuild covering crawlability, structured data, AI answer-engine readiness, and medical trust signals — deployed and verified.
This score reflects the technical, structural, and content work Elettro completed and verified across the site — crawl health, schema, AI-readiness, and performance. It is an internal, transparently weighted score, not a ranking issued by Google, Bing, or any AI platform.
Every category below was audited, corrected, and re-verified as part of this deployment.
Ten workstreams, completed and verified before launch.
Fixed malformed HTML, duplicate metadata, canonical tags, and broken internal links site-wide.
Rebuilt the XML sitemap around 14 indexable pages, keeping utility and unverified pages out of search.
Added and validated structured data across Organization, Clinic, Provider, FAQ, and page-level schema types.
Published a provider license reference, medical source library, editorial policy, and current review dates.
Reframed medication content around FDA-approved indications for accuracy and compliance.
Rebuilt the treatment calculator as clearly labeled educational ranges, sourced to FDA and CDC data.
Added llms.txt, answer-oriented FAQs, and source panels so AI assistants can cite the site accurately.
Replaced the broken social share image and reduced page weight through modern WebP image delivery.
Added skip links, visible keyboard focus, responsive images, and a working 404 page for accessibility.
Built repeatable audit scripts to keep schema, links, and assets verified before every future deployment.
Code is no longer the limiting factor. The remaining opportunity is off-site and ongoing.
The remaining ground now depends on real-world signals: how the practice is represented off-site, how patients talk about it, and how consistently that reputation is monitored. Elettro can lead each of these as an ongoing engagement.
For a medical practice, credibility is a ranking factor and a legal one. Both were treated that way.
Patient stories stay unpublished and unindexed until consent and source records are confirmed — nothing goes live on trust alone.
Any in-progress feature is labeled with a clear, truthful status notice rather than a placeholder that could mislead a patient.