Constraint-first diagnostics for agencies
Most SEO audits hand you forty findings. One of them is the actual problem holding the metric back. We name it, cost it, explain the mechanism, and sequence three fixes — so you walk into the pitch holding an answer, not a spreadsheet.
How this is different
| Practice | Standard providers | DeepGro Digital |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | “Book a demo to learn more” | $95 / $200 — published, no call |
| Getting started | Demo → onboarding → account manager | Order in 60 seconds, no account |
| Proof of quality | Testimonials, star ratings, case study blurbs | Complete real report, ungated — read it before paying |
| Output | 40-item crawler export, ranked by severity | One named constraint, one cost estimate, three sequenced fixes |
| Social proof | 200,000+ businesses, Inc. 5000, 17 years | None. The report is the proof. |
| Subscription / minimum | Often required or implied | No subscription. No minimum. One site, one order. |
The model: agencies typically order 2–5 reports a month, one per active pitch. The report is their opening argument in the discovery meeting — not a fulfilment deliverable.
Two products, two use cases
Per prospect website — no subscription
One constraint, its cost, the mechanism, and three sequenced fixes. Built to be read in a pitch meeting.
Per site — no subscription
Everything in the brief, plus a full site inventory, every finding ranked by severity, a sequenced remediation plan, and a stated limits section.
One report covers one website. Reports are white-labelled — your agency name and logo, not ours. How the branding swap works →
The method
Crawler tools surface every issue they can detect. That’s useful raw material. It’s not a diagnosis. A diagnosis names the single constraint that, if resolved, moves the target metric more than anything else on the list.
When a client sees forty findings, they ask: “Which one?” That question means the audit hasn’t done its job. The job is to answer it before the client has to ask.
Constraint-first diagnostics use driver decomposition to identify which metric is underperforming, trace it to root cause through a chain of contributing factors, and name the one link in that chain that accounts for the gap.
Read the full method →Proof of work
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Executive Summary
The subject runs a substantial content operation — 176 blog posts and a 26-page glossary, averaging 1,237 words per post. It is not under-invested in content. The problem is that this content barely connects to the ten pages that sell anything: in an 18-post sample, the average post carried 5.5 in-content links to other posts and 0.6 to any service page. Seven of the eighteen carried none at all.
The Constraint
Constraint identified
Authority and attention accumulate in the editorial layer and stay there. The editorial layer is roughly nine times better connected to itself than to revenue.
Three Fixes
Identify 30 highest-opportunity long-tail queries by matching practice scope to accessible DR range, filtering for commercial intent.
Create or expand one page per identified query cluster, structured around the user’s situation rather than the firm’s service taxonomy.
Build clusters from each practice-area page to appropriate pillar pages, concentrating authority on highest-conversion targets.
How it works
1
Paste the URL and select the report type. No account. No onboarding call. No account manager.
2
We analyse the site using driver decomposition — tracing the target metric back to its constraint. No automated export dressed up as a report.
3
The report arrives in your inbox with your agency name and logo on it. Send it directly to your client or use it to frame the discovery conversation.
White-label programme
Reports arrive branded with your agency name and logo. Your client never sees DeepGro on the document. There’s no minimum order and no partner tier to qualify for — it’s the default, not a premium.
Constraint identified, costed, three fixes sequenced
Your logo, agency name, contact details
Delivered to you. DeepGro not visible anywhere.
The sample report is complete, real, and ungated. Read it, judge it, and decide. No sales email follows.