Add your client knowledge before you share the report.
A website observation is one piece of the picture. Your advice connects it to the client’s customers, constraints and goals.
FROM FINDING TO ADVICE
Put the client
back into the picture.
The page is one source. The client’s sales process, customers and limits help you decide what to recommend.
WHAT YOU BRING
A useful starting point.
- The client question and the work you have agreed to assess.
- Website addresses, public sources and relevant client background.
- Your expertise to check the research and interpret what it means.
WHAT YOU GET
Something to work with.
- Findings with sources you can inspect.
- A clearer record of what is known and what needs checking.
- Material for your recommendations and the next client conversation.
Explore the work behind the report.
Before you
get started.
Is the report ready to send as advice?
Read it first. Check the sources, add the client context and decide which recommendations you are comfortable making.
Can I use findings in a wider assessment?
That is an intended use. Agree the sources, permissions and work with the client, then keep the report’s limits clear.
Will Fabric know the client as well as I do?
No. Your knowledge of their business is part of the review, not something a website check can replace.
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