A CLEAR STARTING POINT
See your website through a customer’s eyes.
Get a free written review of your website and local presence, with practical recommendations sent to your email within 24 hours during normal business hours.
What you’ll receive
A short review of what is clear, what could be getting in a customer’s way, and the three improvements we would prioritize next. Each recommendation explains why it matters and what you can do about it.
Built for Southern Oregon contractors and local service businesses. No account logins are needed for this initial review.
Get Your Free Website Audit
Enter your website and the email address where you’d like to receive the review.
Delivered by email within 24 hours during normal business hours.
What we check
Services and service area
Can a new visitor tell what you do, where you work, and whether you are a fit for their job?
The path to an inquiry
Are phone links, estimate buttons, and forms easy to find and understand?
The mobile experience
Is the page readable and usable on a phone, where many customers first encounter your business?
Local-search basics
Do the public website and business information clearly connect your services with the area you serve?
This free review is a starting point. Detailed technical investigations and ongoing marketing work are separate discussions.
A sample of what you’ll receive
ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE — not a client audit or a claim about results. These fictional findings show the format of the recommendations. Your review will reflect your own website.
Priority 1: Make the next step obvious
Example finding: A visitor on a phone has to scroll through several sections before finding a way to request an estimate.
Why it matters: Someone ready to contact the business has to work harder than necessary.
Suggested next step: Place a clear call or estimate button near the top of the page and repeat it after the service information.
Priority 2: Explain the service and the area
Example finding: The homepage says “quality service,” but does not name the work offered or the towns served.
Why it matters: Visitors need to know quickly whether this business handles their job in their location.
Suggested next step: Name the main services and service area in the first section, then link to useful pages about each service.
Priority 3: Help customers feel confident
Example finding: The site explains the services but has little information about who does the work or how an estimate is handled.
Why it matters: A homeowner may hesitate when they cannot tell what to expect after contacting the business.
Suggested next step: Add a clear estimate process, accurate business details, and genuine project photos or customer feedback when available.
Your starting point: A short list of priorities, the reason behind each one, and practical changes to consider first.
What happens after you request it?
We review the website you send and email your written recommendations within 24 hours during normal business hours. You can use the priorities yourself or ask us to talk through the work. There is no obligation to choose a plan.
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