The phone doesn't ring from it.
You paid for a website. It looks fine. And it brings in roughly nothing.
Pop your website in. I'll go through it page by page, the way Google does, and send you a written audit: what's holding it back, the evidence, and a plan in the order worth doing it.
Free·Written up, with the evidence·In your inbox in 2 working days
A website nobody finds is a cost, not a shop window. And it's rarely one big thing. It's usually two or three small ones that nobody has spotted.
You paid for a website. It looks fine. And it brings in roughly nothing.
Search for what you do, where you do it. Someone is above you, and there's usually a reason for it.
And never really found out what was done. This time you get it in writing, in plain English.
There are a thousand tips online. You need the few that matter for your site, in the right order.
I go through your site page by page and read what Google is actually given: the code behind each page as well as what your visitors see.
Whether every page has them, and whether they say what you do and where you do it.
The details behind your pages that tell Google your name, logo, location and services.
Whether the towns you serve are on the site in words, so local searches can find you.
Pages chasing the same search, and pages your sitemap never tells Google about.
Your page source: which address Google is told is the real one, your share image, your language.
Old pages, a news feed that stopped, missing image descriptions. Small things that add up.
About six pages, in plain English, as a PDF.
It takes
A minute
You send it
Just your website address, and where to send the audit.
Then
I go through it
Page by page
The way Google reads it, with screenshots and your own page source.
Within
2 working days
Your audit
In your inbox: what's wrong, the evidence, and what to do first.
After that
Up to you
No chasing
Fix it yourself, hand it to your developer, or ask me.
Want the fixes done for you? I'll do every one in a day, for £400.
Get my free auditSo what's the catch?
I'm Adam. I've been building websites since I was 15, and spent the last five years in-house running a company's website, their clients' sites, and the search work across both.
Some people who get a free audit ask me to fix what I found. Plenty just fix it themselves. Either way, you'll know what's wrong, and that's worth having.
Anything else, ask me. I'm on LinkedIn, or hello@adamroe.co.uk.
Yes. No card, no trial that turns into a monthly bill. You get the audit whether or not we ever speak again.
A PDF of about six pages, written to you: what I found, the evidence with screenshots and your own page source, the plan in the order worth doing it, and a suggested rollout.
Because it's the best way I know to show you how I work. Some people ask me to fix what I find. Plenty fix it themselves, and that's fine by me.
You won't get a sales call. After the audit come a few short emails with tips, and one saying what it would cost if you wanted me to fix things. Tick the box on the form and you won't get them, and one click stops them any time.
No. I look at your site from the outside, the way Google and your customers see it. Nothing to log into, nothing to share.
A checker gives you a score out of 100 and forty warnings, and leaves you to work out which ones matter. This is written for your site, with the evidence from your own pages, and a plan in the order worth doing it.
The free one reads your site as it stands and gives you a plan. Left out on purpose: keyword research, which decides which searches to go after, from £150. The paid technical audits go further: a full crawl, speed measured on your key pages, every issue in order and a call to walk you through it, from £400.
Doesn't matter. Google reads them all the same way, and the plan is written for whatever your site is built on.
Two working days from now you could know exactly what to fix first. It costs nothing to find out.