What it fixes
If a buyer cannot find the service they want in a few seconds, they call the next company on the list. The same tangle hides your most profitable pages from search. We map every page, remove duplicates and dead ends, and build a clear path from your highest-profit services to the call button. If a live address must move, we redirect it and check the redirect on the live site. Success is more CRM-confirmed leads against your baseline, not a tidier tree.
What the research says
- 67%
67% of leading US and European ecommerce sites score mediocre or poor on mobile homepage and category navigation.
Baymard Institute, Homepage & Category Navigation benchmark (2025) - 3x
On lead generation sites, a page loading in 1 second converted 3 times better than a page loading in 5.
Portent, Site Speed Is (Still) Impacting Your Conversion Rate (2022) - 10.1%
A mobile site 0.1 second faster lifted conversions 8.4% for retail and 10.1% for travel across 30 million sessions.
Google and Deloitte, Milliseconds Make Millions (2020)
What's inside
- 01
List every page and find the dead ends and duplicates
- 02
Rank your services by profit per job
- 03
Draw the new tree: keep, merge, move or remove
- 04
Write the menu and footer in owner language
- 05
Plan a redirect for every address that moves
- 06
Check links and redirects on the live site
Deep-dives inside the playbook
- URLs, redirects and internal links
See it in action
Our roofing site in Louisville has about 40 pages and I can't tell what's where. Services, towns and old blog posts all sit in the same menu.
A current-state list with orphan pages, duplicates and the missing hub for your three best-margin services, ranked by effect on leads. A proposed tree with a Services hub and a Locations hub, a four-item header menu, and a redirect map with one row per moved page. Rollout runs in two steps, with the rollback and the post-change checks listed.
At $10M and up
How it runs in a larger operation
A larger site grows by accident: old pages, overlapping towns and many menus. We map the whole site, set one structure for services and locations, and move pages with redirects and a rollback plan. Leadership sees leads by section, not pages.
- One structure for services and locations
- Redirect map checked before and after launch
- Leads read by section across all branches