Provide a brief, client-ready summary of what changed: which core pages (services, locations) were fixed, what Q&A were added or tightened, and where visual examples was improved. Keep it factual and concrete. Show the observable signals before and after the fixes: discovery counts, retrievals with approved facts, any citations, and coverage of the top customer questions. Remember these signals are evidence of progress, not a promise of sales. Close with the next steps: run the same checks again on the updated pages and share a simple, two-page brief that maps changes to customer questions. That keeps the client focused on knowledge quality and surface readiness.
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What evidence should we show the client to prove the fixes helped?
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