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Select the site type and the main goal, so the questions are weighted around the outcome that matters most.
A fast first check for SEO, speed, structure, content clarity, calls to action, and measurement.
See where your website may be losing visibility, trust, speed, or enquiries
This free Quick Website Audit gives you a first diagnostic signal across the areas that usually decide whether a site works well: SEO foundations, mobile usability, page speed, content clarity, calls to action, and measurement.
It is designed for business owners, marketers, and teams who need a practical first read before commissioning a deeper audit or redesign. You do not need technical knowledge to use it.
Search visibility
Check whether the site has a clear base for Google visibility, index coverage, internal linking, and page discovery.
Speed and usability
Get an early signal on mobile experience, loading speed, interaction quality, and media that may slow important pages.
Content and structure
Review whether pages explain the offer clearly, answer real questions, and avoid thin or repetitive content.
Leads and next steps
See whether the visitor journey gives people a clear, low-friction path to contact, buy, request, or continue.
About 1 minute
Answer a short set of practical questions and receive a first result without needing a technical report.
Actionable result
The result highlights a score, confidence level, key findings, useful next steps, and the likely improvement opportunity.
Quick Audit
A practical first read before deeper website work
The audit is intentionally lightweight. It helps separate obvious gaps from areas that need a more detailed review, so the next step is clearer.
Answer simple diagnostic questions
The questions cover technical quality, SEO, content, UX, conversion paths, and measurement without requiring specialist vocabulary.
Review the first result
You receive a first diagnostic score, findings, confidence level, and next-step suggestions that can guide a deeper audit or improvement plan.
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Run a quick check before making website changes
The result is not a replacement for a full technical audit, but it is a useful first step when you need a clearer direction.