FatigueDoctorNC.com SEO Action Plan

Wilmington Functional Medicine (Condition-Specific Microsite): Comprehensive SEO, AEO, GEO, and Content Authority Strategy

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Blog Posts
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Meta Descriptions
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Bottom Line: This is a condition-specific microsite for fatigue under the Wilmington Functional Medicine umbrella. The practitioner-written FAQ content is excellent and highly citable by AI engines. The core problems are structural: the header navigation is completely empty (zero items), every page is missing meta descriptions, schema shows an email address as the author, two competing SEO plugins are installed, and there are zero blog posts despite having a blog page. There is no separate GBP for this microsite. Local signals flow from the parent business. The play here is condition authority: deep content, FAQ schema, AEO/GEO optimization, and topical authority around fatigue.

Current Site State

Pages (7 content pages + 4 legal)

PageTitle TagMeta DescIssues
/ (Home)Fatigue Testing & Root-Cause Evaluation | Wilmington Functional Medicine | Wilmington, NC - FatigueDoctorNC.com❌ MissingTitle is 101 chars (too long, keyword-stuffed). Homepage includes doctor bios that belong on /about/
/about-us/Our Story❌ MissingWeak title, no keyword focus, no credentials in title
/fatigue-testing/Fatigue Testing❌ MissingGood detailed content covering Blood, OAT, Adrenocortex, Stool, Spirometry, EKG. No geo-targeting
/faq/FAQ❌ Missing7 excellent practitioner-written questions. No FAQPage schema. Generic title
/blog/Fatigue Relief Hub❌ MissingShows "No Results Found" : zero published posts
/contact/Contact❌ MissingNo NAP, no embedded map
/book-call/Book Your Discovery Call Today!❌ MissingExtremely thin content

Legal Pages (4)

PageNotes
/disclaimer/Standard medical disclaimer
/privacy-policy/Privacy policy
/terms/Terms of service
/coming-soon/Placeholder page (should be removed or noindexed)

Blog Status

Critical: The blog page is titled "Fatigue Relief Hub" but displays "No Results Found." There are zero published blog posts. This is the single biggest content gap. The FAQ page has excellent practitioner-written content that could be expanded into full blog articles, but none of that work has been done yet.

Navigation Structure Audit

🚨 The Header Navigation is EMPTY

This is the #1 critical finding. The main navigation menu has zero items. The only links on the site are in the footer: Contact, Disclaimer, Privacy Policy, and Terms. There is no way for a visitor to navigate between pages from the header.

Impact: Google cannot crawl the site efficiently through internal links. Users cannot find content. The site looks broken. This single issue undermines every other SEO effort.

FAQ Content Quality (What's Working)

The FAQ page has 7 questions with detailed, authentic, practitioner-written answers covering: This content is excellent, conversational, and exactly the kind of material AI engines cite. It needs FAQ schema, passage optimization, and expansion into blog posts.

Platform Stack

ComponentCurrentStatus
CMSWordPress + Divi Builder⚠️ Divi is on beta (v5.0.0-public-beta.9.1)
SEO PluginsRank Math + Xagio SEO🔴 TWO competing plugins. Remove one immediately
AnalyticsMonsterInsights🔴 "Not currently configured on this site"
ThemeDivi v5.0.0-public-beta.9.1⚠️ Beta version, potential instability
Author Schemashanemdlm@gmail.com🔴 Shows email as author name in schema output

Technical SEO Audit

Critical Issues

  • Header nav is completely empty. Zero menu items. Only footer has links. This blocks crawling and user navigation.
  • Zero meta descriptions on all 7 pages. Google auto-generates snippets from body text.
  • Two competing SEO plugins: Rank Math AND Xagio SEO are both active. They will generate conflicting schema and meta tags.
  • Author schema shows email address (shanemdlm@gmail.com) instead of practitioner names. Rank Math default misconfiguration.
  • No FAQPage schema on the FAQ page despite 7 detailed Q&As. Missing rich result eligibility.
  • No MedicalBusiness or Physician schema. This is a healthcare microsite with real practitioners.
  • MonsterInsights not configured. No analytics tracking is active.
  • No robots.txt AI bot allowances. GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot not explicitly allowed.

Warning Issues

  • Title tag on homepage is 101 characters and keyword-stuffed ("Fatigue Testing & Root-Cause Evaluation | Wilmington Functional Medicine | Wilmington, NC - FatigueDoctorNC.com").
  • Divi theme on beta version (v5.0.0-public-beta.9.1). Potential instability and performance issues.
  • /coming-soon/ page exists in the site. Should be removed or noindexed.
  • /book-call/ page is extremely thin with minimal content. Needs expansion.
  • Homepage contains doctor bios that should live on /about-us/ to reduce homepage bloat.
  • No breadcrumbs in schema or visible on page.
  • No embedded Google Map or NAP on contact page.
  • Blog page exists but has zero posts. "No Results Found" is a poor user experience.

robots.txt Analysis

Current robots.txt blocks only /wp-admin/. Missing explicit Allow rules for AI crawlers (GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended). These bots can likely crawl anyway, but explicit permission is best practice for AEO/GEO and signals that you want AI engines to index your content.

Site Architecture Restructuring

Current vs Proposed URL Structure

Current Structure (Flat, Broken Nav)

/                                    (Home : bloated with doctor bios)
/about-us/                           (Our Story : weak title)
/fatigue-testing/                    (All testing lumped on one page)
/faq/                                (7 questions, no schema)
/blog/                               (Zero posts : "No Results Found")
/contact/                            (No NAP, no map)
/book-call/                          (Extremely thin)
/disclaimer/                         (Legal)
/privacy-policy/                     (Legal)
/terms/                              (Legal)
/coming-soon/                        (Should not exist)

Proposed Structure (Hub + Spoke with Condition Authority)

/                                    (Home : keyword-optimized, lean)
/about/                              (Dr. Bradshaw + Hilary bios, credentials, approach)

/conditions/                         (Hub : fatigue causes)
/conditions/thyroid-fatigue/         (Thyroid issues causing fatigue)
/conditions/adrenal-fatigue/         (Adrenal fatigue testing)
/conditions/chronic-fatigue/         (Chronic fatigue syndrome)
/conditions/lyme-disease-fatigue/    (Lyme disease and fatigue)
/conditions/ebv-fatigue/             (Epstein-Barr virus fatigue)
/conditions/hormone-imbalance-fatigue/ (Hormones and fatigue)
/conditions/anemia-fatigue/          (Anemia and iron deficiency)
/conditions/hypometabolic-syndrome/  (Hypometabolic syndrome)

/testing/                            (Hub : all testing overview)
/testing/blood-testing/              (Comprehensive blood panel)
/testing/organic-acids-test/         (OAT testing)
/testing/adrenal-stress-profile/     (Adrenocortex/HU-Map)
/testing/gut-health/                 (Stool/gut testing)
/testing/spirometry/                 (Lung function)
/testing/ekg/                        (Heart rhythm)

/locations/                          (Hub : service areas)
/locations/wilmington-nc/            (Primary location page)
/locations/remote-testing/           (Mail-in testing for all of NC)

/how-it-works/                       (Process page : 3 steps)
/blog/                               (Blog index : now with posts)
/blog/[topic-slugs]/                 (New content)
/faq/                                (FAQ with FAQPage schema)
/book-call/                          (Expanded discovery call page)
/contact/                            (Contact with NAP + map)
This is the #1 fix. The header navigation is currently empty. No menu items exist. The site is unnavigable without using the footer links. This must be fixed before any other SEO work matters.

Proposed Main Navigation

ItemDropdownPurpose
Home:Brand + primary keyword landing
AboutDr. Bradshaw | Hilary Rutledge | Our ApproachE-E-A-T signals, practitioner authority
Why You're FatiguedThyroid Issues | Hormone Imbalance | Chronic Infections | Adrenal Fatigue | Anemia & Iron | Gut HealthCondition authority hub, matches search queries people type when fatigued
Our TestingBlood Testing | Organic Acids Test | Stress Profile | Gut Testing | Spirometry | EKGService pages, matches "fatigue testing" queries
Blog:Content hub (once posts are published)
FAQ:FAQ with schema markup
Book Free Call:Primary CTA, always visible, styled as button
Footer Navigation: Should include all condition pages, all testing pages, NAP (Name, Address, Phone) referencing Wilmington Functional Medicine, link to parent GBP, and a secondary "Book Free Discovery Call" CTA. The footer is a critical crawl and local SEO signal.

WordPress Implementation

In WordPress Admin: Appearance → Menus. Create a new Primary Menu with the structure above. Use "Custom Links" for the Book Free Call button with the class menu-cta-button. Assign the menu to the Divi header menu location. Add CSS to style the CTA button with the accent color.

On-Page SEO Fixes

Title Tag Rewrites

PageCurrent TitleProposed TitleChars
HomeFatigue Testing & Root-Cause Evaluation | Wilmington Functional Medicine | Wilmington, NC - FatigueDoctorNC.comGet to the Root Cause of Your Fatigue | Wilmington, NC56
AboutOur StoryAbout Our Fatigue Specialists | Wilmington Functional Medicine60
TestingFatigue TestingFatigue Testing: Blood, OAT, Adrenal & Gut | Wilmington, NC60
FAQFAQFatigue FAQ: Causes, Testing & Treatment | Wilmington, NC58
BlogFatigue Relief HubFatigue Relief Blog: Causes, Testing & Solutions50
Book CallBook Your Discovery Call Today!Book a Free Fatigue Discovery Call | Wilmington, NC52
ContactContactContact Wilmington Functional Medicine | Fatigue Testing56

Meta Description Writes (all currently missing)

PageProposed Meta Description
HomeFind out why you're tired all the time. Wilmington Functional Medicine uses advanced blood, OAT, adrenal, and gut testing to identify the root cause of your fatigue. Book a free discovery call.
AboutMeet Dr. Mathew Bradshaw, DC, AFMCP and Hilary Rutledge, DC, DABCI. Functional medicine practitioners specializing in chronic fatigue and root-cause evaluation in Wilmington, NC.
TestingComprehensive fatigue testing in Wilmington, NC: blood panels, organic acids test, adrenal stress profile, gut health testing, spirometry, and EKG. In-person or remote. Book your free call.
FAQAnswers to common questions about fatigue causes including thyroid issues, anemia, Lyme disease, EBV, hormone imbalance, and hypometabolic syndrome. Expert answers from Wilmington Functional Medicine.
BlogExpert articles on fatigue causes, testing, and treatment from Wilmington Functional Medicine practitioners. Covers thyroid, adrenal, gut, and chronic infection topics.
Book CallBook a free 15-minute discovery call with Wilmington Functional Medicine. No cost, no obligation. Find out if root-cause fatigue testing is right for you. Wilmington, NC or remote.
ContactContact Wilmington Functional Medicine for fatigue testing and root-cause evaluation. Located in Wilmington, NC. Serving all of North Carolina with in-person and remote testing options.

Heading Structure Fixes

Homepage doctor bios: The homepage currently includes detailed practitioner bios for Dr. Bradshaw and Hilary Rutledge. Move this content to /about-us/ and replace with a brief "Meet Your Doctors" section that links to the About page. This reduces homepage bloat and strengthens the About page.

Local SEO Strategy (Microsite Model)

Important: No Separate GBP. This is a condition-specific microsite under Wilmington Functional Medicine. The parent business owns the Google Business Profile. FatigueDoctorNC.com does NOT create its own GBP listing. Local signals flow from the parent business. The microsite's job is condition authority.

How Local Signals Work for This Microsite

What the Microsite Does

  • References Wilmington Functional Medicine NAP on every page footer
  • Links to parent GBP from location pages and footer
  • Targets Wilmington NC and surrounding areas in content
  • Creates location pages that mention parent business
  • Builds topical authority around fatigue (condition pages, blog, FAQ)
  • Optimizes for AI citations about fatigue in Wilmington NC

What the Parent Business Does

  • Owns and manages the Google Business Profile
  • Collects reviews on GBP (mention fatigue testing)
  • Builds local citations (Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp, Healthgrades)
  • Posts Google Business updates about fatigue content
  • Links to FatigueDoctorNC.com from parent site

Location Page Blueprint: /locations/wilmington-nc/

Each location page needs:

Location Page Blueprint: /locations/remote-testing/

This page is a key differentiator. Many fatigue patients are too tired to travel.

NAP Consistency

NAP (Name, Address, Phone) for Wilmington Functional Medicine must be identical on every page footer, every citation, and referenced consistently. Use the parent business name. Include full address, local phone number, and website URL. Do NOT create a separate NAP for FatigueDoctorNC.com.

Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) & Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)

Why This Is the Biggest Opportunity for FatigueDoctorNC

When someone asks ChatGPT "Why am I always tired?" or "What tests should I get for chronic fatigue in Wilmington NC?" or "Is hypometabolic syndrome real?" : the AI should cite this site. The FAQ content is already written in a natural, conversational, expert voice that AI engines love. The problem is structural: no schema, no passage optimization, no entity authority signals, no blog content to expand the citation surface area.

AEO Action Items

Passage-Level Optimization

  • Every FAQ answer and blog paragraph should be self-contained (40-80 words) and work if pulled out of context by an AI engine
  • Lead paragraphs with the direct answer, not setup or context
  • Include specific numbers, test names, and clinical claims that AI wants to cite
  • Add "Last updated: [date]" to every article
  • Add year to titles: "Fatigue Causes (2026)"
  • Rewrite FAQ answers as standalone passages that directly answer the question in the first sentence

Citation-Worthy Content Assets

  • Create "The WFM Fatigue Protocol" as a named, citable framework
  • Publish patient outcome data: "X% of our fatigue patients identify a root cause within 6 weeks"
  • Original comparison tables: conventional medicine vs functional medicine approach to fatigue
  • Local data: "In our Wilmington practice, thyroid dysfunction is present in X% of fatigue patients"
  • Test-type comparison: which fatigue test finds what (structured table for AI citation)

GEO Action Items (LLM Visibility)

ActionPlatformWhy
Answer fatigue questions on Reddit (r/chronicfatigue, r/fibromyalgia, r/wilmington)RedditHeavily weighted in LLM training data. Genuine expert answers with brand mention
Create YouTube videos: "Why Am I Always Tired?", "5 Root Causes of Fatigue", "What is OAT Testing?"YouTubeTranscripts are included in LLM training. Video titles indexed
Publish LinkedIn articles from Dr. Bradshaw on fatigue topicsLinkedInEntity authority + professional credibility signals
Get listed on Healthgrades, Zocdoc, WebMD for both practitionersHealth directoriesMulti-platform entity saturation for LLMs
Join and participate in r/chronicfatigue with helpful answersRedditBuild co-occurrence: "Wilmington Functional Medicine" + "fatigue"
Guest post on functional medicine blogs about fatigue testingIndustry sitesAuthoritative backlinks + entity mentions

robots.txt Additions for AI

User-agent: GPTBot
Allow: /

User-agent: ChatGPT-User
Allow: /

User-agent: PerplexityBot
Allow: /

User-agent: ClaudeBot
Allow: /

User-agent: Google-Extended
Allow: /

User-agent: *
Disallow: /wp-admin/
Allow: /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php

Sitemap: https://fatiguedoctornc.com/sitemap_index.xml

Schema Markup Strategy

Current Schema: Rank Math generates basic Organization, Person, WebSite, and WebPage types. The Person entity shows an email address (shanemdlm@gmail.com) as the name instead of a real practitioner. Two competing SEO plugins (Rank Math + Xagio) may generate conflicting schema. Remove Xagio and configure Rank Math properly.

Required Schema Types

Schema TypePage(s)Priority
MedicalBusiness / PhysicianEvery page (site-wide, referencing parent business)Critical
FAQPage/faq/ page + future blog posts with Q&A contentCritical
Person (Author)Every article, About page. Dr. Bradshaw (DC, AFMCP) and Hilary Rutledge (DC, DABCI)Critical
Article / BlogPostingEvery blog post (once published)High
MedicalConditionCondition pages (thyroid fatigue, adrenal fatigue, etc.)High
MedicalTestTesting page and individual test pagesHigh
HowTo"How It Works" process pageMedium
BreadcrumbListEvery pageMedium

Author Schema Fix (Critical)

Current: Schema shows "name": "shanemdlm@gmail.com" as the author. This is a Rank Math default misconfiguration.

Fix: In Rank Math → Titles & Meta → Local SEO (or Authors), set the author name to "Dr. Mathew Bradshaw, DC, AFMCP" and add a secondary author "Hilary Rutledge, DC, DABCI". Remove the email address entirely. Add sameAs links to LinkedIn profiles and Healthgrades pages.

MedicalBusiness Schema Template

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "MedicalBusiness",
  "name": "Wilmington Functional Medicine",
  "alternateName": "FatigueDoctorNC.com",
  "url": "https://fatiguedoctornc.com",
  "telephone": "+1-XXX-XXX-XXXX",
  "address": {
    "@type": "PostalAddress",
    "streetAddress": "...",
    "addressLocality": "Wilmington",
    "addressRegion": "NC",
    "postalCode": "28401",
    "addressCountry": "US"
  },
  "areaServed": [
    {"@type": "City", "name": "Wilmington"},
    {"@type": "State", "name": "North Carolina"}
  ],
  "medicalSpecialty": "FunctionalMedicine",
  "availableService": [
    "Comprehensive Blood Testing",
    "Organic Acids Test (OAT)",
    "Adrenocortex Stress Profile",
    "Stool and Gut Health Testing",
    "Spirometry",
    "EKG"
  ]
}

FAQPage Schema Example (for /faq/)

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "FAQPage",
  "mainEntity": [
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "Can stress cause fatigue?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Yes. Chronic stress activates the HPA axis..."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "Can thyroid issues cause fatigue?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Absolutely. Thyroid dysfunction is one of the..."
      }
    }
    // ... repeat for all 7 FAQ questions
  ]
}

Content Gap Analysis

High-Priority New Pages Needed

PageTarget KeywordSearch IntentPriority
/conditions/thyroid-fatigue/thyroid fatigue wilmington ncInformational + TransactionalCritical
/conditions/adrenal-fatigue/adrenal fatigue testing ncInformational + TransactionalCritical
/conditions/chronic-fatigue/chronic fatigue doctor wilmington ncInformational + TransactionalCritical
/locations/wilmington-nc/fatigue doctor wilmington ncLocalCritical
/how-it-works/how fatigue testing worksInformationalCritical
/conditions/lyme-disease-fatigue/lyme disease fatigue ncInformationalHigh
/conditions/ebv-fatigue/epstein barr virus fatigueInformationalHigh
/conditions/hormone-imbalance-fatigue/hormone fatigue testingInformationalHigh
/conditions/anemia-fatigue/anemia and fatigueInformationalHigh
/conditions/hypometabolic-syndrome/hypometabolic syndrome treatmentInformationalHigh
/locations/remote-testing/fatigue testing by mail ncTransactionalMedium

Content Breakup Recommendations

The homepage is doing too much. It currently contains:
Recommendation: Keep hero + root causes + CTA on homepage. Move doctor bios to About. Replace with a brief "Meet Your Doctors" section linking to About. The testing overview should link to the /testing/ hub page.

Blog Fixes

The blog has ZERO posts. The "Fatigue Relief Hub" shows "No Results Found." This is the single biggest content opportunity. The FAQ page has 7 excellent Q&As that should be expanded into full blog articles. Each condition mentioned on the FAQ page is a standalone blog post opportunity.

Immediate Blog Publishing Strategy

Current State

  • Blog page exists titled "Fatigue Relief Hub"
  • Zero published posts
  • Shows "No Results Found" to visitors
  • No blog content for Google to index
  • No content for AI engines to cite
  • No internal linking opportunities
  • No topical authority signals

Target State (First 8 Posts)

  • "Why Am I Always Tired? 7 Root Causes of Chronic Fatigue"
  • "Thyroid and Fatigue: The Connection Your Doctor Missed"
  • "Adrenal Fatigue vs HPA Axis Dysfunction: What's the Difference?"
  • "Can Epstein-Barr Virus Cause Chronic Fatigue?"
  • "Hypometabolic Syndrome: The Hidden Cause of Fatigue"
  • "Lyme Disease and Fatigue: Signs You Should Get Tested"
  • "Anemia and Fatigue: Why Your Iron Levels Matter"
  • "What to Expect at Your First Fatigue Testing Appointment"

Blog Article Optimization Framework

Every blog post must include:

Conversion Optimization (Discovery Call Funnel)

The Goal: Every page should move visitors toward booking a free discovery call. Testing can be done locally in Wilmington, NC, or remotely via mail-in kits anywhere in North Carolina. The /book-call/ page is currently very thin and needs significant expansion.

Conversion Fixes

FixWhereImpact
Add "Book Free Call" button to header nav (styled as CTA)Every pageAlways-visible conversion point. Currently the nav is empty so this is doubly important
Add phone number in headerEvery pageClick-to-call for mobile users. Some fatigue patients prefer calling
Add mid-content CTA blocksEvery blog post, condition page, testing pageAfter the "aha moment" in each article, insert a CTA. Don't make them scroll to the bottom
Expand /book-call/ pageBook Call pageAdd: what to expect on the call, how long it takes (15 min), no cost, no obligation, what questions to prepare, testimonial, embedded scheduler
Add "What to expect" sectionTesting page, condition pagesReduce anxiety: "The call is free, 15 minutes, no obligation, we just listen"
Add patient testimonials near CTAsAll pagesSocial proof next to conversion points. Even one strong testimonial makes a difference
Highlight remote testing optionEvery pageMany fatigue patients are too tired to travel. "Can't come to Wilmington? We test remotely across NC"

Book Call Page Expansion

The /book-call/ page needs:

Full Implementation Checklist

Phase 1: Emergency Fixes (This Week)

Phase 2: Schema and Technical (Weeks 1-2)

Phase 3: Site Architecture (Weeks 2-4)

Phase 4: Content and Blog (Weeks 3-5)

Phase 5: AEO/GEO and Authority (Weeks 5-8)

Priority Roadmap

1. Fix Nav
2. Meta + Titles
3. Schema
4. Pages
5. Blog
6. AEO/GEO

This Week

  • Create header navigation (it's empty!)
  • Remove Xagio SEO plugin
  • Fix author schema (email → real name)
  • Add meta descriptions to all pages
  • Fix homepage title tag
  • Update robots.txt for AI bots
  • Configure MonsterInsights

Weeks 2-4

  • Add MedicalBusiness + FAQPage schema
  • Create 3 condition pages
  • Create /how-it-works/ page
  • Create Wilmington location page
  • Expand /book-call/ page
  • Move doctor bios to About
  • Rebuild footer with NAP

Weeks 4-8

  • Publish 8 blog posts
  • Create remaining condition pages
  • Create remote testing page
  • AEO/GEO optimization
  • Reddit + YouTube presence
  • Create "WFM Fatigue Protocol"
  • AI visibility testing
Expected Impact: Fixing the empty navigation and adding meta descriptions will produce immediate improvements in crawlability and click-through rates within 2-4 weeks. Adding FAQPage schema to the existing FAQ content should generate rich results within 1-2 months. Publishing 8 blog posts on specific fatigue conditions builds topical authority that compounds over 3-6 months. The AEO/GEO work positions the site for AI citations as these engines become primary research tools for health queries. The combination of authentic practitioner content (which competitors lack) + proper technical SEO + condition authority creates a significant competitive moat in the fatigue niche in Wilmington, NC.

Change Log

This is a living document. Updated as changes are made to the site.

#ItemStatusDetailsDate
1SEO audit completedDoneFull site audit of fatiguedoctornc.com. 15 sections analyzed.2026-09-17
2Header navigation createdManualWordPress Admin → Appearance → Menus. Create Primary Menu with proposed structure.
3Xagio SEO plugin removedManualWordPress Admin → Plugins. Deactivate and delete Xagio SEO. Keep Rank Math.
4Author schema fixedManualRank Math → Titles & Meta. Change author from shanemdlm@gmail.com to Dr. Bradshaw.
5Meta descriptions addedManualAdd meta descriptions to all 7 pages using proposed text in this report.
6Title tags rewrittenManualUpdate all title tags using proposed titles in this report.
7MonsterInsights configuredManualConnect Google Analytics property in MonsterInsights settings.
8robots.txt updatedManualAdd AI bot allowances (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, ChatGPT-User, Google-Extended).
9FAQPage schema addedTo DoAdd FAQPage schema to /faq/ page. 7 questions ready.
10MedicalBusiness schema addedTo DoSite-wide schema referencing parent business Wilmington Functional Medicine.
11Condition pages createdTo Do9 condition pages under /conditions/. See content gaps section.
12Blog posts publishedTo Do8 blog posts covering main fatigue causes. See blog fixes section.
13Location pages createdTo DoWilmington NC + remote testing pages under /locations/.
14/book-call/ page expandedTo DoAdd what to expect, testimonials, embedded scheduler, phone number.
15AEO/GEO optimizationTo DoPassage optimization, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, AI visibility testing.
Status Key: Done Completed and verified. Manual Requires site owner action (WP Admin, plugin settings, etc). To Do Not started yet.