Frequently asked questions
What does a website audit include?
Technical SEO (crawlability, indexation, structured data), Core Web Vitals and load performance, mobile usability, security and SSL configuration, accessibility basics, and a review of analytics and conversion tracking. You receive a prioritised report with fixed costs against each fix.
How long does an audit take?
Three to five working days for a standard business site from the moment we have access. Larger sites and stores with thousands of URLs take longer and are reported in stages.
Will you fix the issues or just report them?
Either. The audit is a standalone deliverable you can hand to any developer. If you want us to implement, the report doubles as the quote — each item carries its own price so you can pick what gets done.
Can you improve our Google PageSpeed score?
Yes, though the score matters less than the field data behind it. We optimise the Core Web Vitals that Google actually ranks on — LCP, INP and CLS — through image handling, caching, critical CSS and script deferral, and we verify against real user data rather than a lab number.
Does a faster site really increase sales?
It reliably reduces abandonment. Our audits regularly find first-load times above five seconds on mobile, where roughly half of visitors leave before the page appears. Recovering that traffic is usually the cheapest conversion work available to a business.













