Free site check
Put in your website and this runs the first checks from my audit: Google basics, tracking, email security, and whether AI assistants can read your site. It reads only what's public, and nothing is saved.
Your site
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If this were my job, I'd start here
The first thing to fix
Google basics
Search engines and AI
Tracking
Email security
Speed and security
That's the outside view
The full audit goes through every page, listing, account and setting, including whether your tracking actually counts sales and enquiries. On one recent job it turned up 104 issues across three websites.
An automated look from the outside, measured once. Treat timings as a rough reading, and know that a site which blocks automated visits can throw the results.
What it checks
The things I look at first on any site, before I get into the accounts.
Page title and description, mobile setup, headings, structured data, share previews, image descriptions, tap-to-call, and anything telling Google to stay away.
Your robots.txt and sitemap, whether Google and Bing are let in, and whether the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude can read the site.
Which Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Google Ads and Meta tags are on the page, and any old code that stopped working years ago.
The SPF, DKIM and DMARC records that decide whether your quotes land in the inbox or in spam, and whether someone else can send email as you.
HTTPS, how quickly your server answers, and how heavy the page code is before anything else loads.
It reads only what's public: your home page, robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt and DNS records. Nothing about the check is saved, and the address you enter isn't sent to Google Analytics.
Start with an audit
I go through everything: sites and stores, Business Profiles, ads and Merchant Center, tracking, search, domains, email, and who has access to what. You get a register of everything that's wrong, ranked by what it's costing you, with the fix for each. A fixed fee, credited in full to your first job.