RWB Marketing and Consulting
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Results scoreboard
Prepared September 29, 2026
Partner website performance
Timber Exteriors
timberexteriors.com — Google Search Console
28-day report · Aug 31 – Sep 27, 2026
New page ranking
Contact Timber Exteriors
NEW
First click on the Free Inspections contact page
New page ranking
Roof Replacement Coon Rapids MN
NEW
First click recorded this period

Wins this period

✓
The Contact page just landed its first click
"Contact Timber Exteriors | Free Inspections" went from zero visibility to its first click — a good sign for a page built specifically to turn visitors into inspection requests.
✓
A new Roof Replacement page is starting to rank
"Roof Replacement Coon Rapids MN" also picked up its first click this period — early proof this newer, more specific service page is beginning to get found.
✓
Search impressions are up 2%, now at 1.35K
Visibility is still edging in the right direction month over month, even while clicks on the two main pages are down.

Improvements & next steps

1
We need fresh Google reviews
The site's two main pages are both down significantly this period, and there's no new content in the pipeline to offset that. New reviews are the fastest lever left to pull for trust and local ranking — we need Timber Exteriors actively asking recent customers for them.
2
We need social media activity, consistently
Posting finished jobs and storm-damage before/afters gives us something to point people to beyond the same two service pages, and it's the other lever we can pull without waiting on a full content build.
3
On our end: ongoing SEO
We'll keep optimizing the existing pages and technical SEO in the background, but with both flagship pages trending down and no reviews or social signals to build on, there's a limit to what SEO alone can do next period.
4
On our end: landing page build-out
We'll use the slower winter season to grow the site from its current handful of pages up to roughly 75–100 pages, so there's far more ground to compete on once search demand picks back up in spring.