Historical product measurement · legacy scale

A legacy homepage score changed
45 → 97

The retained analyzer rows record 45 on May 29, 2026 and 97 on July 1, 2026 for Heather Technologies’ homepage. This preserves that measured historical change without presenting it as today’s score or as proof of an external-engine result.

45→97
Legacy overall score
23→98
Legacy AI-Citation sub-index
5→100
Legacy AI-Readiness subscore
Jun 30
Dated publication snapshot

Legacy six-part single-homepage score, before & after

On May 29, 2026, the retained non-degraded baseline row recorded 45. On July 1, 2026, the first retained non-degraded follow-up row recorded 97. This legacy score is not comparable to the current ClickRadius three-score architecture. It does not measure or prove external citations, rankings, traffic, or revenue.

heathertechnologies.comBefore
May 29 legacy baseline
Schema Markup30
Meta / SEO Tags53
Content Quality32
AI Readiness5
Technical SEO100
Security80
45/100
heathertechnologies.comAfter
July 1 legacy follow-up
Schema Markup100
Meta / SEO Tags100
Content Quality92
AI Readiness100
Technical SEO100
Security80
97/100

These are dated database observations from the retired scale, not a live score. Technical was already 100 in the baseline; Security remained 80 in both observations.

The challenge

Heather Technologies Corporation is a CPUC-certified Women's Business Enterprise and SBA-certified EDWOSB distributor of fiber, copper, and data-center network infrastructure serving government and commercial buyers across all 50 states. The historical review identified controllable gaps in its homepage response and publication footprint.

Structured data absent from the raw response

The historical scanner’s raw-HTML request did not contain the schema that a browser-side script added later. That observation is about the fetched public response; it does not establish what every external crawler rendered.

Low legacy content-signal score

The retired AI-Readiness subscore was 5 / 100. Its rubric recorded no sourced quotations, statistics, references, or Article schema on the homepage; it was an input score, not a citation observation.

Small recorded publication footprint

The contemporaneous intervention record described roughly 10 pages, many of them placeholder templates. That inventory describes available material and does not prove indexing, retrieval, or citation.

An expired connection token

The platform connection used an expired Admin token. The delivery path had to be restored before ClickRadius could submit any eligible change.

What ClickRadius did

The retained intervention record documents changes to the public response, homepage content, structured credentials, publication inventory, and connector recovery. Each claim below is limited to what that record establishes.

Structured data in the public response

Organization, LocalBusiness, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList, and TechArticle data were added to raw HTML, and the retained scanner reread recorded their presence at Heather’s public origin.

Citation-ready homepage inputs

The homepage received a clear H1, substantive copy, a sourced expert quotation, ANSI/TIA and SBA references, and checked statistics. These are controllable inputs; an external engine still decides whether to use them.

Machine-readable credentials

The WBE (#2200025), EDWOSB (#2026079), and CAGE identifiers were encoded as schema entities. The record proves the declarations were present, not that an external engine cited them.

Credentialed expert content

An expert blog authored by a BICSI RCDD, with Person and credential schema for genuine E-E-A-T author authority — generated under strict accuracy controls.

Dated publication inventory

Separate June 30, 2026 artifacts recorded 595 sitemap-listed pages, 578 guides, and 58 posts. Those publication counts have different scopes and do not prove indexing, retrieval, or citation.

A recoverable connection

The expired Admin token was replaced and token mint/refresh behavior was added. That reduces one failure mode; continued probes and honest failure receipts are still required.

The recorded legacy score results

The bars preserve the May 29 and July 1 observations on the retired six-part scale. They are not current-score components.

Legacy overall score
45
97
Legacy AI-Citation sub-index
23
98
Legacy AI-Readiness subscore
5 → 100
Structured data (schema)
30
98
Content quality
32
92
Meta / SEO tags
53
100
The legacy homepage subscore moved from 5 to 100 after the rubric detected sourced quotations, statistics, references, and Article schema. That is a readiness-input result, not evidence that an engine cited the page.

Pale bar = before · gradient bar = after.

By the numbers

595
Sitemap-listed pages in the June 30 snapshot
578
Guides recorded in the June 30 artifact
58
Posts recorded in the June 30 artifact
~$27
Recorded AI/content ledger cost

Content cost is the actual AI spend read from the ClickRadius usage ledger — roughly 4–5¢ per 1,000–1,500-word guide, versus $50–$300+ for a manually written one.

How we measure — and stay honest

The evidence combines retained analyzer rows with dated intervention artifacts and public-origin rereads. A ClickRadius fetch proves what that request received; it is not a claim about exactly what Google or every AI engine saw.

Retained historical observations

The 45 and 97 values come from dated, non-degraded database rows. Re-running the current analyzer produces a different score architecture and is not a reproduction of this legacy result.

Evidence limit

The record supports the score change, declared interventions, and dated inventories. It does not establish causal attribution or an external citation, ranking, traffic, or revenue outcome.

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