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Sources and methodology.

What we rely on in our work and where the figures in our reports and case studies come from.

We work from the search engines’ own documentation, W3C and Schema.org specifications, and we measure with Google Search Console, PageSpeed Insights and our own GeoScan auditor. Every figure in a report carries a tool and a measurement date, so it can be checked.

Specifications and standards.

Markup, accessibility and data handling are defined in specifications. We check the primary source, not a plugin that "seems to handle it".

  • Schema.orgPublisher: W3C Schema.org Community Group

    Type vocabulary for JSON-LD. Organization, WebPage, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage and their relations come from here.

  • WCAG 2.2Publisher: W3C

    Level AA accessibility criteria: contrast, keyboard operation, target size, understandable forms.

  • Reglamento (UE) 2016/679 (RGPD)Publisher: Unión Europea

    Basis for the consent banner, cookie retention periods and the list of data recipients in the privacy policy.

  • llms.txtPublisher: llmstxt.org

    File format a site uses to tell language models what it holds and how to read it.

What we measure with.

No figure in a report is eyeballed. Each one has a tool, a measurement date and a way to repeat it.

  • Google Search ConsolePublisher: Google

    Impressions, clicks, average positions and queries. The basis for reports and the baseline before work starts.

  • Load speed and layout stability on real users, not on a developer’s ideal connection.

  • GeoScanPublisher: SEO7.ES

    Our own AI-search readiness auditor: 305 signals across seven categories plus a live query to a language model.

How we handle data.

A figure without a measurement date is not a figure

Positions, traffic and speed shift every week. That is why every metric in our reports carries a date and a tool. The measurement can be repeated and give the same result.

A client's result stays the client's result

In case studies we show only what a Search Console export or the project analytics confirms. If an agreement protects the data, we say so instead of substituting a flattering estimate.

Outdated claims get removed, not hidden

When a client site migrates or a metric stops holding, the old numbers leave the case study entirely. We prefer a short honest case to a long one with figures from a past life.

Frequently asked questions.

Where do the figures in portfolio cases come from?
From Google Search Console exports and the project analytics, with the period stated. If an agreement protects the data, the case describes the work without figures.
Why cite documentation instead of popular SEO blogs?
Blogs retell documentation late and with mistakes. Requirements for markup, canonicals and snippets change at the source, so the primary document is safer.
What is GeoScan and can I check my own site with it?
It is our free AI-search readiness auditor. It checks 305 signals and separately asks a language model whether it names your domain for customer-style queries. Any site can be checked at geoscan.seo7.es.
How often do you revise this list of sources?
When documentation changes or a new tool enters our work. The date of the last revision sits at the foot of the page, and any source we no longer actually use is removed.

Conclusion.

A verifiable figure beats a flattering one. We take the rules from those who write them, measure with tools the client also has, and pull a metric off the page as soon as it stops being true. If you find a number without a source in a case study or report, write to us: that is our mistake and we will fix it.

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