SERVICES

Independent assessments that uncover hidden problems costing visibility, staff time, or money—and show you what is worth addressing first.

What CMDR does.

All service work begins with investigation. CMDR identifies what is worth fixing before recommending how to fix it. A starting point is confirmed with the client before any work begins. Pricing depends on scope, access needs, timeline, and the complexity of the issues.

TIER 01

External Discoverability Scan

Starting at $600

A focused scan of how customers, search engines, directories, maps, referral partners, procurement tools, and AI-assisted systems discover, classify, and interpret publicly available information.

Businesses are increasingly interpreted by these systems before a person ever speaks to them. If public information is inconsistent, vague, outdated, or poorly structured, the business may be misunderstood, misclassified, passed along inaccurately, overlooked, or bypassed in favour of easier-to-parse alternatives.

This is not a ranking campaign or a full marketing audit. It identifies where inconsistent, missing, or unclear public information may be causing the business to lose visibility, attract poorly matched leads, or create confusion before a buyer reaches out.

Useful when:
Customers cannot find the right information, public sources disagree, services are misunderstood, or leads are poorly matched before they ever reach the team.


What it checks:
Public listings, search visibility, service descriptions, location signals, basic information consistency, and obvious points of customer confusion.


Typical output:
Discoverability findings, visibility gaps, priority recommendations, and a short opportunity summary showing what should be corrected first.

TIER 02

Operational Assessments

A Starting at $2,500
B Starting at $5,000
C Scoped after review

A deeper assessment of the information, processes, documentation, ownership, and operating dependencies connected to the problem.


Typical output:
Assessment findings, risk and friction analysis, prioritized recommendations, and a practical roadmap for what to address first.

Subtypes:
A — Market Presence Operations
How the organization maintains its public footprint.

B — Operational Infrastructure
How information, processes, and systems support the work.

C — Complex Assessment
Used when the issue crosses departments, legacy systems, or large internal knowledge stores.

TIER 03

Remediation & Implementation Support

Custom scoped after assessment

For organizations that need help turning assessment findings into coordinated, manageable action. Includes targeted remediation, implementation planning, coordination, and operational improvements.


Useful when:
The issue has been assessed, priorities are clear, and the organization needs help turning findings into realistic corrections.

Typical support:
Discoverability improvements, information architecture, documentation systems, governance development, process clarification, vendor coordination, and stakeholder handoff.


Boundary:
Assessment does not automatically commit your organization to a large remediation project. Remediation begins only after findings are understood and the next step is justified.

TIER 04

A La Carte Acceleration

Project-based

For organizations that need focused public-facing improvement after the foundation is clear. These are targeted improvements for organizations that need a specific public-facing correction, visibility upgrade, or trust signal after the foundation is clear.

May include listing cleanup, service-definition refinement, FAQ structure, schema planning, or coordinated public updates.

TIER 05

Internal Data Architecture

Custom scoped

For organizations that need critical information to survive staff changes, system changes, and operational growth. Design of internal structure for information, documentation, ownership, and knowledge systems that need to remain usable after the project ends.

May include source-of-truth mapping, documentation structure, ownership rules, continuity planning, and handoff support.

Benefit Lens:

The same issue can create different kinds of cost.

Use the lens closest to what your organization is trying to protect, recover, or improve.

Public information, service descriptions, location signals, or unclear pathways may be causing the right customers to miss you, misunderstand you, or choose someone else.

Marketing, technology, vendor, or process spending may be aimed at symptoms instead of the condition creating them.

The same question gets answered six times because the answer lives with a person, not a system. The same error gets corrected in three places because no one owns the source. Staff know it. They've stopped reporting it.

Customers arrive with expectations your organization didn't set. Your team spends time correcting the misunderstanding instead of doing the work. The gap between what you offer and what people think you offer is somewhere in how you're represented — not in how you operate.

A planned website, system, automation, campaign, or vendor project may depend on information, ownership, or documentation that is not ready to support it.

You may be seeing systems, data, documentation, or business rules that no longer match how the organization operates. CMDR assesses information readiness, ownership, and system alignment before new tools or automation amplify existing problems.

Leadership, ownership, or a board may need clearer evidence about what is happening, what matters, and which next step is justified.

Most service engagements start with a symptom, not a diagnosis. That is expected. Determining the cause is part of the work.

They do not always fit neatly into one department’s scope. A customer problem may involve marketing, operations, documentation, technology, ownership, and staff workload at the same time.

CMDR investigates the connected conditions behind the symptoms, then organizes findings into logical next steps.

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About to commit to a significant project, platform, vendor, or campaign?

An assessment can help determine whether the foundation supports it.


Not sure which service fits?

Start with what you are seeing.

Investigating root causes means unpacking symptoms, surfacing blind spots, and separating signal from noise before committing to a fix.

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