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Annette Sanchez is the owner and managing attorney of a full-service family law firm in Miami Lakes. Her old website was costing her credibility before a prospect ever called. Here is what changed once Agentic Growth Engine rebuilt it.
Annette Sanchez, owner and managing attorney, Annette Sanchez Law, P.A., Miami Lakes
Annette’s old website had never been actively managed. It was built on a template and still carried the template’s leftovers: practice areas she does not handle, placeholder testimonials and bios, an outdated address, and a reviews link that went nowhere.
Her business listings did not match each other across Google and Yelp, the firm had two Google Business Profiles, and WordPress and its plugins were out of date. Beyond the basics, it had no structured data and was not built to be pulled into search or AI answers. Our visibility audit scored the site 59 out of 100, in the At Risk range.
Agentic Growth Engine rebuilt the site from scratch instead of patching it. It went live with 26 pages, her real practice areas, the correct office line and address everywhere, new photos of Annette and her team, and a live Google reviews widget.
Every practice page and blog post now carries FAQ content with structured data, a video blog with seven posts is built from her own YouTube content, every page has a written search title and description, and 109 old URLs redirect to their new homes so the old site’s history carried over. Annette’s own team was part of the process.
We also ran an accessibility pass in the site’s actual code. Our AGE Accessibility Engine tested all 39 pages in the sitemap against WCAG 2.2 Level AA and found zero failing checks. The scan also lists what still needs a person to review, such as video captions and the meaning of image descriptions, and what automated tools cannot check at all. It repeats every month, and the results are documented in plain English.
It was an unmanaged template site. It still showed practice areas Annette does not handle, placeholder testimonials and bios, an outdated address, and a dead reviews link. Her listings did not match across Google and Yelp, and the firm had two Google Business Profiles. It also had no structured data, so it was not built to be pulled into search or AI answers. Our visibility audit scored it 59 out of 100.
A new 26 page site with her real practice areas, the correct office line and address everywhere, new photos, a live Google reviews widget, FAQ content with structured data on every practice page and blog post, a video blog, written search titles and descriptions on every page, and redirects for 109 old URLs.
Yes. All 39 pages in the sitemap were tested against WCAG 2.2 Level AA with zero failing checks. The scan also flags items a person still has to review, such as video captions and image descriptions, and it repeats every month.
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