Website Health Audit
One website, up to 25 pages, reviewed the way a buyer, a search engine and a browser each see it - then turned into a list you can act on in order.
What you receive
A prioritized fix list for one website - SEO, speed, forms, analytics, security basics - with effort estimates, what each item is worth, and a 45-minute review call.
What's included
- One website, up to 25 pages
- Technical SEO crawl: indexing, redirects, duplicate content, sitemap, robots
- On-page SEO: titles, descriptions, headings, image alt text, internal links
- Core Web Vitals and speed on mobile and desktop
- Forms tested end to end - including where a submission actually goes
- Analytics and Search Console check: is the data trustworthy?
- Security basics: SSL, updates, admin exposure, backups
- Accessibility quick check
- Prioritized recommendations with effort estimates, plus a 45-minute review call
Scope limits
- Up to 25 pages - larger sites are quoted
- Findings and recommendations, not implementation (available as a follow-on)
- No keyword or competitor research beyond what's needed to judge the pages
- No penetration testing
How it works
- Access
Read-only access to Google Analytics and Search Console if you have them. The audit works from the public site otherwise.
- Review
Five business days of crawling, testing and reading - by a person, not just a tool.
- Report
A prioritized list: what's wrong, why it matters, roughly how long it takes to fix.
- Review call
45 minutes to walk through it and decide what happens next.
Questions
Do I need to give you a login?
Read-only access to Google Analytics and Search Console helps, but the audit works from the public site if you'd rather not.
What happens after the audit?
You get a list you can hand to anyone - me, your developer or your own team. If you'd like me to implement it, the audit fee is credited against the package.
Is this only for WordPress sites?
No. Any public website. The recommendations are written for whoever maintains it.
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