Why this role, specifically
I read the JD, then I read your servers.
On August 4, 2026 I pulled raw HTML, response headers, robots files, and XML sitemaps across Berry Law's web estate. Three findings shaped everything on this site. Each is a hypothesis until it meets your Search Console data — but each is real, observed, and dated.
Three veterans-facing properties are competing for one authority budget.
jsberrylaw.com (~1,300 URLs), ptsdlawyers.com (~1,000+ URLs), and vetinjury.com all target overlapping veterans-disability queries, with one-directional cross-linking — the main site links out to ptsdlawyers.com; I observed nothing linking back. Both brand domains redirect with temporary 302s, and berrylaw.com routes through an insecure http:// hop before reaching the canonical page. The JD calls this "domain consolidation and redirect strategy." It is the center of my 90-day plan.
Observed: response headers and sitemap counts, 2026-08-04. berrylaw.com → 302 → http://www.jsberrylaw.com/.
The newest veterans site is the least optimized.
vetinjury.com's homepage went live with the title "Home - BERRY LAW", no meta description, two H1s, and none of the LegalService and Organization structured data your other two properties carry. On a domain the firm is actively promoting, these are one-sprint fixes with outsized returns.
Observed: raw HTML of vetinjury.com, 2026-08-04, versus the full schema graphs on jsberrylaw.com and ptsdlawyers.com.
Veterans now ask AI before they ask Google.
Across five VA-disability queries I sampled, the question-shaped searches — "can I appeal a denied VA disability claim" — were dominated by educational sites, and Berry Law surfaced only via ptsdlawyers.com, in two of the five result sets. I run a production AI-visibility program today: citations up 17× in six months at ManipalCigna. I would bring that discipline here — after the fundamentals, not instead of them.
Observed: five-query SERP sample, 2026-08-04 · AI citations 2.9K → 49.9K in 6 months, Profound.
The full 90-day plan: diagnose, consolidate, convert