Inspection Alerts Quick Relaunch FAQ

Question 1

What is a quick relaunch for inspection alerts?

Accepted Answer

A quick relaunch is a fast update when an inspection alert fires: tighten time-to-action language, emphasize immediate safety outcomes, show one clear CTA, and put the highest-impact variant live quickly, typically presenting the winning CTA within 2 hours.

Question 2

How do I run the first test?

Accepted Answer

Pick the top CTA from past data, build a single-variant page, tag the CTA with a unique UTM string, and measure time-to-inquiry for one week.

Question 3

What is the primary metric to track?

Accepted Answer

Time-to-inquiry is the primary test metric. Track lead velocity and time-to-decision as secondary KPIs.

Question 4

How should I version and audit relaunches?

Accepted Answer

Keep the original URL canonical, update the Article JSON-LD dateModified on each relaunch, and maintain a short version history that lists variant name, hypothesis, launch timestamp, and the primary metric.

Question 5

How do I track and measure variants?

Accepted Answer

Assign a unique UTM to each variant, log variant name, hypothesis, launch time, inquiry source and lead score, inquiry-to-consultation time, and uplift percent versus baseline.

Question 6

How do I route leads by persona?

Accepted Answer

Publish a LocalBusiness schema with potentialAction that points to contact options. Map incoming alerts to high-value personas, push persona-specific microcopy and CTA within about 4 hours, and assign KPIs such as lead velocity and time-to-decision.

Question 7

What is the local playbook and how fast should I deploy it?

Accepted Answer

Consolidate local wins into a short playbook containing case skeleton, uptime metrics, and replication steps. Mark wins with GeoCoordinates and address markup, prioritize by signal strength, and roll out successful copy within 48 hours.

Question 8

How should alerts be exposed for automation and indexing?

Accepted Answer

Expose a machine-readable ItemList of alerts with audit-ready KPIs including UTM, variant name, inquiry-to-consultation time, and uplift percent so feeds and search engines can index and automation can consume the data.

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