Verification after implementation
A recommendation was made. The code or copy was changed. The page was published.
That does not automatically mean the intended condition is live.
A cache may still serve the old version. A plugin may overwrite the markup. A redirect may point somewhere unexpected. A canonical may remain unchanged. A page may still carry a conflicting directive. An internal link may be missing. The new answer content may not appear where expected. A proof section may be present but disconnected from the priority page.
The Post-Fix AI Referral Recheck is a focused verification pass for a previous client or a site owner who already implemented the recommended changes and can provide the earlier baseline or findings.
We compare the current live signals with that reference and report what passed, what remains, and what should happen next.
Verification only. No new implementation work is included.
Did the agreed fixes produce the intended live condition?
It does not reopen the entire audit.
It does not search for every possible new issue.
It does not promise that an outside AI system has recrawled, reconsidered, cited, or recommended the business.
It checks the controllable signals identified in the prior work.
The exact items depend on the baseline you provide or the earlier Local AI Referrals work. They may include agreed signals such as:
The scope is confirmed from the prior record. A broad new research project is not added to a $97 verification pass.
You provide the earlier audit, recommendation, change list, or baseline material unless the work was completed by Local AI Referrals and remains available to the project.
The reference must be specific enough to show what was supposed to change.
We recheck the agreed URLs and signals that can be observed within scope.
The goal is to verify the live result—not merely confirm that someone says the change was made.
Each agreed item is categorized as:
You receive a concise record of what passed, what remains, and whether the reasonable next action is to stop, correct a specific item, or scope a deeper review.
The $97 service includes:
This service is a strong fit when:
Choose another scope when:
For implementation, choose the relevant fixed-price service, the AI Referral Foundation Sprint, or the managed engagement.
The recheck does not guarantee:
A live technical or page-level pass means the controllable condition was observed. It does not mean an outside system must respond in a particular way.
You send the earlier findings, relevant URLs, and a brief note about what was changed.
We identify the exact items that can be rechecked under the $97 verification scope.
The current site is checked against the prior reference.
You receive the pass, remaining-gap, unable-to-verify, and next-action summary.
No. It is a focused comparison against prior findings or a baseline. A new audit requires a different scope.
No, provided you can supply a clear earlier audit, recommendation, or change record that makes the verification target specific.
Implementation is not included. The report will identify the remaining gap and the appropriate next action.
Only when an agreed external check is explicitly part of the confirmed recheck scope and can be performed meaningfully. The core service is verification of the prior controllable signals, not guaranteed platform-wide AI testing.
Order after the changes are live and caches, deployment processes, or relevant platform updates have had enough time to make the current condition observable. The appropriate timing depends on what was changed.
We will identify the limitation. A vague recommendation such as “improve authority” may not provide a specific, verifiable target and may require a deeper review.
A pass means the agreed live condition was observed at the time of the check. It does not prove rankings, recommendations, future stability, leads, or revenue.
Verify the condition. Record the remaining gap. Decide whether to stop or take one specific next step.
Verification only. Baseline or prior findings required.