Trying evidence-led SEO snapshots

Observed work

The external SEO project was examined through core files when network access failed. The selected direction was to capture status, redirects, indexing rules, titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, main headings, structured data and language links. Generic scores and content quotas were not adopted.

A new snapshot script, separate Chinese/English settings and dependency changes were visible locally, without commit, push or deployment. Chinese-site checks were reported passing while English validation continued. A complete SEO-skill review found two P2 issues and one P3 issue around entry points, snapshot guidance/access boundaries and source dates. Local links, JSON and formatting passed; that review changed no files and did not audit a live account.

The internal work assistant was discussed as a single install and entry point with independently maintained copy/email capabilities and shared company/product references. Personal and task material would be supplied at use time. Implementation, installation and publication were not observed.

A customer-facing quotation was explicitly required in Excel, but the corrected deliverable was not seen. Motion-reference research also began without a resulting implementation or artifact.