And that is the problem. Search engines and AI assistants reward sites that stay current, answer real questions and fix what's broken. A site that never changes slowly fades while the agency that built it has moved on to the next project.
I've watched this happen to dozens of advisors. The site looks great in month one. By month twelve the descriptions are stale, Google has quietly stopped sending traffic to half the pages, and nobody has looked at Search Console since launch.
Your website should behave like the best member of your team: it shows up every week, looks at the data, suggests the next improvement, and never publishes anything without your sign-off.