State the scope.
The website, market, language, buyer questions and measurement date belong at the start of the report. They define what the findings can tell you.
A site-readiness check and an assistant-visibility study answer different questions.
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Inside an audit
How a report connects evidence to a decision.
Four parts: scope, evidence, interpretation, next actions. This walkthrough shows the structure only; it is not a customer result.
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Show the observation.
Record the source and what was observed. Page responses, excerpts or scoped answer samples give the finding something to stand on.
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Explain what it means.
Separate the observation from its interpretation. An unavailable check stays unknown; a synthetic access test does not become a real vendor visit.
Evidence before recommendations.
Name the next action.
Connect the recommendation to a finding. State the action, the person responsible and the acceptance check. Keep speculative opportunities separate.
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