FREE AUDIT
We will look at your site and tell you what is wrong.
No presentation and no quote. A short written document, ordered by what matters, and a conversation to walk you through it.
What we look at
- How fast the site opens and how it behaves on a phone
- The path from the first screen to a submitted enquiry
- Whether measurement works and which numbers can be trusted
- Where you appear in Google against the people you compete with
- The technical obstacles holding search engines back
- Security and data handling, if you collect any
What you get
- A short document written in plain language
- Ordered by importance rather than alphabetically
- What we would fix first, and why
- A conversation to walk through the findings
- The list stays yours, even if you hand it to someone else
Request the audit
Leave the address of your site and a few sentences on what worries you most. We reply within one business day.
Stage 01Request the audit
Leave the address of your site and a few sentences on what worries you most. We reply within one business day.
We have your request
We will write within one business day. If we need access to anything, we will ask then.
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Sorry about that. Write to us directly at [email protected]
The honest questions
Why do you do this for free?
Because we do it anyway. We cannot write a serious proposal without seeing the starting point. If you decide to work with us, we are already ahead. If you do not, you leave with a clear list of what to fix.
Is this a sales pitch in disguise?
The audit describes the problems, not our services. Some of what we find takes your own developer an hour, and when that is the case we say exactly that. We will only propose work for the things that genuinely need it.
How long does it take?
A few working days. Some of the data needs time to accumulate, so we do not promise a review by the end of the afternoon.
What do you need from me?
The address of the site is enough to start. If you have measurement in place, read access helps, but read only and only for as long as the audit runs.
What if the site turns out to be fine?
Then you will hear that. It is more useful to know the problem is elsewhere than to pay for work you do not need.