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Proof that the work landed, from someone other than you

The hardest part of an SEO retainer is not the work. It is demonstrating, month after month, that the work was worth paying for — using numbers you produced yourself, about a channel the client cannot independently assess.

Third-party verification

A score from an independent standard with published criteria carries weight your own dashboard cannot. The client can read exactly what was checked and recompute the number themselves.

A retainer that shows its work

Replace the monthly report with a work log: 14 orders verified this month, each against a published criterion, each with before-and-after evidence. Churn conversations get much shorter.

Onboarding in nine minutes

Run an inspection during the pitch. You walk in with a scoped, priced, prioritised remediation plan instead of a promise to do an audit in week one.

Portfolio dashboard

Every client site, current determination, score movement since last inspection, and open versus verified work. Sorted by what needs attention, not alphabetically.

Portfolio6 sites · 2 failing
3 pass1 conditional2 fail
Client portfolio inspection status
SiteStatusScoreΔ
northline.co.nzfail
67
+26
kowhaidigital.co.nzpass
91
+3
harbourfreight.nzpass
78
-1
tepuke-orchards.co.nzpass
84
+22
southerntimber.co.nzfail
54
-1
aotearoaoutdoor.comconditional
72
+4

What the portfolio plan includes

White-label reports

Your logo, your domain, your colours on the checksheet and certificate. The standard stays attributed to SEOWof — a white-labelled standard would be worthless as third-party verification.

Verified work log

A client-facing record of every work order closed, with the check code, the criterion, and the before-and-after evidence. This is your retainer justification, written automatically.

Bulk export

Push work orders into Jira, Linear, Asana, Trello or CSV with acceptance criteria intact. They arrive as tickets a developer can action, not as a spreadsheet.

Deploy-triggered inspection

Webhook a re-inspection on deploy. Catch the regression the same day rather than in next quarter's audit.

New business inspections

Run an inspection on a prospect before the pitch. Turn up with a scoped, priced remediation plan and you are already doing the job.

API access

Programmatic inspections, results and work orders. Build it into your own dashboard if you would rather.

One thing to be clear about

We cannot make a client's score go up because you are paying us. Scoring is deterministic from published weights and identical for every site on the platform. If you take on a client whose site is genuinely broken, the first inspection will say so — which is uncomfortable in month one and extremely useful in month six, when the same standard shows the number moving because of work you did.

Talk to us about a portfolio

Tell us how many sites and what you currently use. If SEOWof is not a fit we will say so — we would rather not onboard an agency that needs something we do not do.