A health check on the site you already have.
Before anybody sensibly quotes you SEO, advertising or a rebuild, somebody has to look at what is actually there. That is what an audit is.
You get a plain list of what is wrong, in the order it matters, whether or not you do the work with us.
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Findings, in priority order.
Most sites have several problems and no idea which one matters.
Speed, technical errors, missing security basics, pages nobody can find, forms that quietly fail. Usually a handful at once.
The value of an audit is not the list. It is the order - what to fix first, and what to leave alone because it will not change anything.
The six areas we look at.
Speed
Load time on a phone as well as a desktop, and specifically what is making it slow.
Mobile experience
Whether the site is genuinely usable with a thumb, which is how most of your visitors arrive.
Technical SEO
Crawlability, titles, headings, duplicates and anything blocking you from ranking at all.
Security basics
Certificate, software versions, exposed logins - the weaknesses scripts actually look for.
Conversion path
Whether a visitor can work out what to do next, and whether the forms and phone links actually work.
What you rank for now
Your current visibility and who is holding the searches you want.
What businesses ask about audits.
Do we have to buy work afterwards?
No. The findings are yours, written plainly enough to hand to whoever you like - your own team, your current developer, or us. Plenty of businesses act on it themselves.
How is this different from a digital audit?
Scope. This looks at the website itself - speed, technical health, security, conversion. A digital audit looks at your whole presence, including listings, reviews, advertising and where enquiries come from.
What if the audit says the site is fine?
Then we say so, and the problem is somewhere else - which is worth knowing before spending on a rebuild. That has happened more than once.
Send us the address.
We will look properly at the site and come back with what is wrong and what to do about it, in order.