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Put Jim Evans and TTG Financial on the first screen.
The home title is HOME - TTG. Jim Evans is only named on /who-we-are/. If the name is not on the page, an AI tool has nothing to repeat.
Proof: Home title HOME - TTG. Jim Evans appears on 1 of 5 HTML pages.
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Add a short summary on every page.
Five pages have no description. Google and AI tools then have to guess.
Proof: Missing description on /, /who-we-are/, /why-we-stand-out/, /faqs/, /contact/.
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Use one name for the Ohio savings account.
The home page says ABLE Accounts. The FAQ says STABLE account. Ohio's program is STABLE. Two names on one site confuse a family.
Proof: / says ABLE. /faqs/ says STABLE.
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Add a page for lawyers who settle injury cases.
The live site speaks only to families. There is no page for a personal injury lawyer who needs a special needs trust after a settlement.
Proof: 0 of 5 HTML pages speak to personal injury lawyers or settlements as a client.
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Fix the titles so a search can match Canton and the work.
A Canton search shows teamttg.com, not this site. The live titles never say Canton, special needs planner, or TTG Financial.
Proof: Google: special-needs-family.com not listed for either query. Titles are HOME - TTG, WHO WE ARE - TTG, WHY WE STAND OUT - TTG, FAQs - TTG, CONTACT - TTG.