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Website audits

Know whether the site needs a rebuild before paying for one.

A practical first-party website check covering performance, usability, technical SEO foundations, broken pages and assets, structure and trust signals.

Scope8–20 pages
LensMobile first
OutputOne recommendation
Example report · fictional siteexample-plumbing.com.au
MobilePerformanceStructureTrust
62Composite / 100Mobile-first check · 8 pages crawled
Largest contentful paint4.1s
Image payload, home page3.4 MB
Pages missing a single H15 of 8
Broken internal links7
Recommended next moves

Compress and resize 12 oversized hero images

One clear H1 and service heading per page

Repair 7 broken internal links, then re-crawl

RecommendationTargeted fixRebuildNo major work
What we inspect

Useful evidence, not an automated score with no explanation.

Mobile & performance

Mobile rendering, image weight, page speed signals and obvious friction.

Structure & search

Headings, metadata, indexability basics, canonicals and structured data where appropriate.

Trust & enquiries

Service clarity, contact paths, broken links, stale signals and the journey to an enquiry.

Example findings

The result is a decision you can use.

Outcome A

Audit → targeted fix

When the site is sound enough to improve without replacing it.

Outcome B

Audit → rebuild

When legacy structure, presentation or mobile experience makes a clean rebuild the better option.

Outcome C

Audit → no major work

When the current site is doing its job. That is a valid and honest conclusion.

Request a check

Bring the URL. We will start with what is actually there.

No obligation and no forced rebuild. If the site is fine, that is what the report will say.

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Websites that make service businesses easier to trust — and easier to find.