Illustrative sample — not a real customer or guaranteed outcome
Sample reviewed fix plan
This shows the shape of a $9 deliverable after a free audit. Your report stays free; this is optional human review of what the scanner already found.
Domain: www.seoscrapper.com (illustrative)
Pages reviewed: https://www.seoscrapper.com/
Reviewer: Asad Iqbal - Founder, SEO Scrapper
Note: Illustrative sample only — not a live paid order
Fully worked example (illustrative)
Illustrative worked item (first-party style) — shows before/after copy, where to edit, and how we verify. Wording is a teaching example, not a claim that this exact change was shipped or improved traffic.
Page: https://www.seoscrapper.com/
Field: Meta description
Before (snippet)
Find your site's technical SEO issues and decide what to fix next. (Generic — repeats the headline without a clear click reason.)
Proposed replacement
Run a free SEO audit on your URL: scored technical checks, scan time, and report ID. Optional $9 human review with specific fixes — no ranking guarantees.
Where to change: Site layout / page metadata (Next.js metadata or CMS SEO fields)
How we verify: View-source on the homepage after publish; confirm one unique <meta name="description">; optional re-audit to confirm the description check passes.
How review works (every order)
1. Re-run your audit snapshot
We open your saved report ID, confirm scan time, and re-check the top failed/warning items against live HTML (not just cached tool output).
2. Verify each finding
For each issue we include evidence: URL, element or header name, and what we saw in view-source or DevTools.
3. Write fix steps in your stack
CMS, theme, or server instructions in plain language — who should do it (marketer vs developer) and rough effort.
4. Deliver PDF + checklist
Up to three useful, verified priorities for the pages in scope (fewer if the site is already clean). Delivered by email with a private order link.
Not included
- Full site rewrites, link building, or guaranteed ranking outcomes
- Implementation labor (we specify steps; you or your dev apply them)
- Checks that require paid third-party API keys you have not connected
After delivery, you may request one recheck of the listed items within 14 days (same URLs in scope). We confirm fixed / still open — not a full new audit.