Website audit
Find out what your website is costing you.
A focused audit shows what is hurting trust, usability, speed, search visibility, AI-search readability, and conversion before you commit to a redesign.
What the audit checks
The audit is built to find fixable friction.
The goal is a practical, prioritized view of what should change and why it matters.
Sample findings
Expect specifics, not a generic sales teardown.
Findings are framed so a business owner can understand the issue, priority, and likely next move.
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Deliverables
A clear read on what to fix first.
The audit is designed to reduce guesswork before you spend money on redesign, SEO, AI-search readiness, or ongoing maintenance.
Who it is for
Useful when the site feels behind the business.
The audit fits companies that need a sharper website but want a grounded diagnosis before choosing the scope.
Audit request
Start with the context that matters.
The email draft asks for the website URL, business type, main concern, and goals so the first response can stay practical.
FAQ
Audit questions.
What should a business website audit include?+
A useful audit checks trust, UX, speed, SEO architecture, AI-search readiness, conversion paths, content clarity, metadata, schema, and technical risks. It should identify what to fix first rather than simply listing everything that could change.
Is the audit only for companies ready to rebuild?+
No. The audit can point to a refresh, a full transformation, service-page cleanup, SEO architecture work, AI-search readiness improvements, or a maintenance plan. It may also show that a rebuild is not the right next move.
Will the audit guarantee rankings or leads?+
No. The audit identifies practical improvements and risks. Search performance, leads, and revenue depend on competition, offer quality, market demand, content, technical health, and ongoing activity.