Engineering & speed
- ·Core Web Vitals measured, not estimated
- ·Server response times, caching, image formats
- ·Error pages, redirect chains, broken links
Before anything gets rebuilt, it should be clear where the problem sits. The audit is the small, scoped way in, with an action list you can have any other agency carry out.
Not an automatically generated PDF with red bars. A human looks at the site, measures, and writes down what to do in which order, with the effort and the expected effect for each item.
Write the address of your website into the message field. We take a quick look and come back with a date or with the note that an audit is not worth it in your case.
If you commission a project afterwards, the audit is credited in full.
No, it is paid work and therefore not a sales pitch. You get an analysis with a prioritised action list that you can have another agency carry out. Free audits are usually automated reports with a quote at the end.
Yes. If you commission a project afterwards, the audit is credited in full against the fee. If you decide against it, you keep a usable analysis, with no obligation.
As a rule one week from getting access to the necessary data. The report is handed over and explained in a one-hour conversation, not just sent by email.
The address of the website, read access to analytics and Search Console if they exist, and a short account of goals and audience. Nothing more.
Yes. With shops, product data, category logic, checkout behaviour and product markup in the source come on top. The scope barely grows because of it.
On request. Smaller items we take on as a scoped job, larger undertakings run as a project. There is no obligation. The list works without us as well.
Then skip the audit and describe the project directly.