90-day remediation roadmap
Findings sequenced into a 90-day plan with engineering effort estimates, dependencies, and the order to ship if you only have 30 days of capacity.
What it actually is
Every finding from the prior four sub-services collapses into a sequenced plan. For each fix: engineering effort estimate (in days), dependencies (what must ship first), risk notes (what could break), and where it lands on the 90-day timeline. The plan is structured so that if you only have 30 days, you ship the top tier and still capture most of the revenue.
Marketers hand you a prioritized list. I hand you a sequenced plan with critical path. Schema work has dependencies. Fixing the Product schema before the Organization schema resolves is wasted effort. The roadmap encodes those dependencies so your team doesn't have to rediscover them.
Deliverables
- 90-day Gantt-style sequence with effort, dependency, and revenue per fix
- 30/60/90 milestone view (what ships by when)
- Critical-path callouts where one fix blocks several others
- Engineering effort total with confidence band
- Recommended Sprint scope (the subset I would ship in 4-6 weeks)
What breaks without it
A pile of findings without sequencing is a pile of findings your team will execute in the wrong order. I've seen teams ship the most visible fix first (Product schema across the catalog) before fixing the Organization @id, then wonder why AI engines still don't cite them three months later. The roadmap prevents that.
The other common pattern: a team takes the audit, picks the three fixes that are easiest, and stops. The roadmap explicitly flags which fixes depend on the harder ones, so the easy-fix-only path doesn't ship without the team understanding what's left on the table.
How it fits the Audit
The roadmap is the document that decides whether you move into a Sprint or execute internally. About 70% of audit clients move into Sprint with this roadmap as the scope contract. The 30% who execute internally use it as their engineering brief. Either way the roadmap is yours to keep.
The full Audit breakdown
- 01componentSchema graph auditOpen
- 02componentAI visibility scanOpen
- 03componentCrawlability and Core Web VitalsOpen
- 04componentRevenue impact per fixOpen
- 05current90-day remediation roadmapyou are here
Stop pouring budget into a broken foundation.
If your SEO retainer hasn’t compounded, your AI citations have stalled, or your last technical audit ended in a deck nobody read, that’s not a content problem. It’s an engineering problem. The same engineer who diagnoses ships the fix.