refiloop.com
Your content
game plan.
Prepared for RefiLoop
Before the recommendations
Your business, as we understand it.
RefiLoop is a nationwide commercial-mortgage brokerage that runs lender competition for commercial property owners, returning 3–5 offers through a 7,000+ lender network with no exclusivity or upfront cost. The site puts its clearest emphasis on high-value, time-sensitive refinancing — balloon maturities, bank non-renewals, and declined loans — while also offering bridge, construction, permanent, CMBS, and SBA 504 financing. The best-fit client appears to be an experienced owner with a $200K–$15M commercial loan who has a deadline or a deal one bank cannot solve.
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What we found
Four parts of the same growth plan.
Each comparison shows the number behind it, the work included for 12 months, and what stays optional.
Content
Strong publishing volume; maintenance is uneven.
Latest post: August 24, 2026
Latest post: August 18, 2026
Source receipt
WordPress public post totals and latest-post dates for refiloop.com and one selected commercial-mortgage brokerage peer, checked August 29, 2026. This compares publishing volume, not business results.
Strategy: protect the pages already doing a clear job, repair the repeated maintenance problems, then aim new articles where the evidence is strongest.
- Two articles every week
- One older-page refresh each month when the plan calls for it
- A topic plan tied to the pages and clients above
- Extra articles at $95 each
- A priority topic plan at $200 a month
Where the articles aim
We agree on the direction.
This is where we'd start, and why. See it differently? Tell us — we'll adjust the plan before anything publishes.
Rather talk it through? Grab 15 minutes →No choice needed — we'll run our recommendation until you say otherwise.
See the pages behind this direction
Your balloon is maturing.
Get 3–5 competing commercial-mortgage offers in 48 hours.
The homepage names the urgent problem, the buyer, and the outcome before asking for a deal.
The homepage names the urgent problem, the buyer, and the outcome before asking for a deal.
Georgia Commercial Mortgage Refinance Guide
Statewide lender context, property types, and city-level routes.
The duplicated section makes a specific statewide guide look mechanically assembled. One clean market block fixes it.
The duplicated section makes a specific statewide guide look mechanically assembled. One clean market block fixes it.
Texas Commercial Mortgage Refinance Guide
Market context, lender comparison, and rate ranges for Texas owners.
Put a checked-on date beside every rate table so a borrower can tell when the market view was verified.
Put a checked-on date beside every rate table so a borrower can tell when the market view was verified.
On-site & technical
Average foundation; shared maintenance still needs work.
HTTPS, phone viewport, search description, structured data
Same public homepage checks
Source receipt
Public homepage HTML checks across refiloop.com and three selected commercial-mortgage brokerage peers, checked August 29, 2026. The checklist says the basics exist; it does not claim the templates are fully optimized.
Strategy: finish the safe page-level corrections first, then offer only the shared structural work the evidence supports.
- Broken links, titles, orphaned pages, alt text, and 404 fixes we can make safely
- The four prepared fixes and their receipts below
- Only the pre-scoped template, navigation, or measurement work listed below
- No request is accepted while pricing approval is pending
On-site and technical
What we fixed, and what remains.
The completed work comes first. Optional work stays tied to the evidence we found.Already fixed at no charge
- ✓The Georgia guide repeated its market block
We removed the duplicate from the prepared page revision and kept the complete city list.
Evidence and receipt
The public Georgia guide showed “Explore Georgia Markets” twice when checked August 29, 2026.
Revised Georgia section is in the working copy, ready for publishing access. - ✓The target loan range changed between pages
We aligned the prepared page copy around the site-wide range and kept market-specific limits in their own context.
Evidence and receipt
The broker page stated $200K–$15M while the Georgia and Texas guides stated $500K–$15M.
Replacement wording is mapped to the three named pages. - ✓Rate tables hid when the numbers were checked
We added a visible checked-on line to the prepared rate-table block.
Evidence and receipt
The Texas guide showed time-sensitive 2026 rate ranges without a checked-on label beside the table.
Dated table treatment is ready in the working copy. - ✓Live city pages still had coming-soon routes
We mapped the stale labels to the live city routes in the prepared revisions.
Evidence and receipt
The state-guide review found city routes labeled coming soon even where a live city page was available.
Replacement link map is attached to the publishing queue.
Optional work
Three pre-scoped items remain
Each line says what we found, what that means, and what we would change.- What we foundState guides are maintained one page at a timeWhat it means
The same market block, date label, and loan-range wording can drift again as more state pages are added.
What we would do$395We would move those shared parts into one reusable guide template so one update reaches every state page.
See the evidence
The Georgia and Texas guides use the same core structure but showed different repeated blocks, date treatment, and loan-range wording on August 29, 2026.
- What we foundThe mobile menu needs a deliberate small-screen passWhat it means
The full set of loan and market routes is harder to scan on a narrow screen; this review does not claim lost enquiries.
What we would do$325We would simplify the mobile navigation hierarchy and test the finished menu at phone widths.
See the evidence
The public navigation carries the main offer plus multiple loan and market routes into the phone-width menu checked August 29, 2026.
- What we foundThe reporting baseline is not yet stored with the siteWhat it means
Without one agreed starting point, the first report cannot separate new movement from pre-existing traffic.
What we would do$295We would record the starting Search Console and crawl measures, then use the same fields in every report.
See the evidence
The public crawl supplies page evidence, but private Search Console access has not been connected for this demo plan.
Three ways to handle it
Choose later. The plan works without this.
$150–$395 per item
Choose only the pre-scoped item you want handled.
$750 flat
Everything we found3 displayed items individually: $1,015. Everything shown here: $750.
$2,950 flat
Rebuilt rightA full rebuild remains closed until the delivery scope, staging site, backup and tested rollback, and capacity limit all exist.
Preview only · pending final approval · no request is accepted from this page.
Links & authority
Below average against the selected peer set.
Ahrefs check
Observed range: 0.2–29
Source receipt
Ahrefs Domain Rating checks for refiloop.com and three selected commercial-mortgage brokerage peers on August 29, 2026. Domain Rating is a third-party link measure, not a ranking or revenue promise.
Strategy: publish tools, data, and specific articles people can cite; those assets are what can earn links without pretending placement is guaranteed.
- A reader tool and evidence-backed articles designed to earn links passively
- No free active link-building service is implied
- One active member link at $150, capped at two a month
- Active work is separately approved and never names or promises a host
We also place one link a week to a resource site we own; that's what pays for this.
AI answers
Structural baseline only; no citation comparison claimed.
robots.txt allows public pages
One H1 · no definition block detected
Source receipt
Public robots.txt and homepage HTML for refiloop.com, checked August 29, 2026. This is structural evidence only. No external AI citation result, share of voice, or competitive AI comparison is included.
Strategy: make priority answers easier to extract with clear definitions, lists, relevant schema, consistent business details, and deliberate crawler access.
- Clear answer, definition, and list formatting where the topic calls for it
- Relevant schema, crawler-access decisions, and consistent business details
- $750 Get found in AI answers: a dated baseline, crawler and indexing checks, three priority-page rebuilds, and a 30-day retest
- No platform guarantees inclusion. AI answers change over time.
Sharpen this plan with your real Google search numbersOptional · read-only · four steps+
Search Console access
Four steps. Read-only.
This plan is built from public data. Give us read-only access to your Search Console and we'll rebuild it on your actual numbers — four clicks, read-only, you can revoke it any time.
- 1Open the correct Search Console property
Use the site shown in your Weekday Press account.
Open Search Console in a new tab ↗ - 2Go to Settings → Users and permissions → Add user
The screenshot shows the exact page and button.
- 3Use the Weekday Press reporting email
gsc-reader@refiloop-495616.iam.gserviceaccount.com - 4Choose Restricted, then save
Restricted lets us read search numbers. It cannot change the property.
To revoke access, remove the Weekday Press reporting email from Search Console at any time.
Keep this page open if you like. We check automatically; there is no “I've done it” button.
Can't find it?
You may be signed into a Google account that is not an owner of this Search Console property. Check the property name and account first. If it still is not there, email hello@weekdaypress.com.
RefiLoop · Commercial refinancing
Commercial Refinance Denied: Five Moves Before Your Balloon Date
A bank decline narrows the field; it does not end the refinance. Here is what commercial-property owners should assemble, test, and ask before the maturity clock gets expensive.
Start with the reason the bank said no. A low DSCR, a property-type limit, a concentration cap, and a short maturity runway point to different capital sources. The fastest next step is not another generic application. It is a clean deal package and a lender list built around the actual constraint.
What the reader gets next: a checklist of the documents, dates, and decision points to prepare before contacting another provider.
Your reader tool
Balloon-maturity action planner
Owners enter the maturity date, property type, loan balance, and current DSCR to see the next preparation deadline.
- Matures in 9 months
- $3.2M balance
- Multifamily
- 1.18x DSCR
The first yes asks for no access
Put post #1 into the publishing queue.
Approve the draft above. Your direction can stay as recommended or change later. Nothing publishes yet, and no connection is requested until you say yes here.
What comes later
Four gates we have not opened.
Outbound email
Not open yet. We start by making the site earn attention; outreach comes after we know who converts.
Paid search
Not open yet. We won't spend your money on ads until your own search data tells us which terms actually convert — usually about three months in.
Local search
Not open yet. It opens once the site's basics are fixed — no point pushing people to pages that aren't ready.
Review generation
Not open yet. It opens once you're publishing consistently and there's something to send people to.