Website audit
A free look at a public website: positioning, the path to an enquiry or a purchase, and where growth is being left aside.
Who it is for
People responsible for a public website — a founder, a studio, a shop, or a local business — who want a first read of positioning and conversion before a longer conversation.
How to use it
- Open the report and enter the public website address.
- Add an email address. The link to the finished report is sent there.
- Optionally add the business name, a goal, and a short note. These only shape the priorities in the report.
- Wait about a minute. The report is written from public information. The link stays available for 7 days.
Examples
A local service
Whether a new visitor can tell what is offered, and how to get in touch.
An online shop
Whether the path from the first page to a purchase is clear.
A professional practice
Whether the positioning is obvious to someone who does not already know the work.
Run a report
The report form asks for a website and an email. This page does not send those details anywhere. The report is an overview from public information, not a full review. Privacy policy
