Can buyers understand the offer?
Review positioning, page hierarchy, proof, objections, and the primary next step.
A written review of the pages carrying the most commercial responsibility—covering conversion friction, search fundamentals, and a practical order of operations.
The audit identifies visible issues, explains why they create decision or search friction, and separates urgent fixes from optional improvements.
Review positioning, page hierarchy, proof, objections, and the primary next step.
Review titles, descriptions, headings, indexation signals, internal links, and technical fundamentals.
Receive a prioritized plan organized by likely impact, effort, dependency, and recommended scope.
The audit uses the public website and the context supplied during intake. Private analytics, competitor research, keyword volumes, backlink campaigns, and implementation are separate when needed.
Annotated issues across up to five agreed pages, written in direct business language.
On-page structure, metadata, crawl signals, internal linking, mobile usability, and visible performance risks.
Recommended changes ordered by importance, with dependencies and the smallest appropriate next scope.
Start a qualifying $950 Landing Page Sprint or $1,500 Business Website within 14 calendar days and the full $195 audit fee is credited.
No. Intake and delivery are completed in writing. A call is optional only when the client requests one.
No. It delivers findings and a prioritized action plan. Implementation can be purchased as a separate fixed scope.
No. The audit identifies conversion and search-readiness opportunities, but rankings, demand, traffic quality, and sales outcomes depend on factors outside this scope.
Checkout asks for your website and the pages you want reviewed. Delivered in one business day. If anything in the scope is unclear I ask before starting.
Start the audit — $195 ↗ Ask a question firstFounding-client pricing is in USD and limited to the first three qualifying engagements. Final terms are confirmed in writing.
Use the 12-point service-business website audit checklist to review clarity, proof, inquiry paths, mobile behavior, and search readiness before deciding whether you need a paid audit.