Hand audit
The instant inspection runs twenty checks on your homepage in thirty seconds. This is the other one. Anthony opens every page you have, your Google listing and the three competitors above you, and writes down what he finds.
Or call (236) 660-6308. No card, no obligation, and you keep the findings whoever you hire.
The instant scan
Twenty checks, homepage only
Speed, phone layout, whether the number is tappable, whether Google can read the page, whether the listing exists. Real problems, and it finds them in half a minute.
Run the instant one insteadThe hand audit
Every page, plus who you are losing to
The things that cost you the most work are the ones a scanner structurally cannot see. Whether your services page actually says what you do. Whether a stranger can tell in four seconds that you cover their town. Why the firm above you keeps getting the call.
What gets read
One. Every page
Not the homepage. All of them. Most sites have three or four pages nobody has opened since the day they were built, and one of them is usually the one people land on from Google.
Two. The phone test
Opened on a real phone, on cell data, cold. How long before something appears, whether the number is one tap, and whether the first screen says what you do and where.
Three. Your Google listing
Categories, hours, service area, photos, and whether the name, address and phone on the listing match the ones on your site character for character. They usually do not.
Four. Who is above you
We search the way your customer does, from your town, and look at the three results that beat you. Then we say what they are doing that you are not, in plain terms.
Five. What an AI says about you
People ask an assistant for a plumber now instead of scrolling. We ask it about your trade in your town and tell you whether you came up, and what it said if you did.
Six. The path to the call
From landing on the page to the phone actually ringing. Every step where a normal person gives up, and how many steps there are that should not be.
What lands in your inbox
Not a score out of a hundred, not a colour-coded dashboard. A list of what is wrong, in the order it is costing you money, with the fix written next to each one in language you can hand to any developer.
The findings
Usually eight to fifteen. Each one says what it is, where it is, and roughly what it is costing you.
The fix for each
Written out. Three or four of them you can do yourself in an afternoon, and we say which ones.
A walkthrough, if you want it
Thirty minutes on the phone going through it together. Optional. Some people just want the document.
Plenty of people take the list, fix three things themselves and never call us again. That is a fine outcome and it happens most weeks. The audit is free because a business that trusts the findings is a business that calls us when the bigger job comes up.
How it starts
Step one
You book a slot
Five minutes. We ask what you do, where your customers come from, and what you wish the site did.
Step two
We read everything
Two to three hours of actual reading. This is the part a scanner cannot do and the part nobody charges for up front.
Step three
The report arrives
One to two business days, by email. Worst thing first, fix written next to it.
Step four
You decide
Hire us, hire someone else, or do it yourself. No follow-up sequence, no calls you did not ask for.
Pick a time on the calendar and the reading starts the same day.
Why is it free?
Because it is the honest version of a sales pitch. You see how we think before you spend anything, and we find out whether the job is one we should take.
Do I have to hire you afterwards?
No, and there is no sequence of emails waiting. If the answer is no, that is the end of it.
I do not have a website yet.
Then we audit your Google listing, your social pages and the competitors instead. It is often more useful, because you get to skip the mistakes.
Someone else built my site. Will this be awkward?
No. The report is written so you can hand it straight to whoever built it. Plenty of clients do exactly that, and we are fine with it.
