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Strategic Web Designs

Free Website Audit

We review your website and provide a detailed written report highlighting the issues affecting its performance, visibility, and user experience. You will receive a prioritised list of recommended improvements, explaining what needs attention and what should be fixed first. The review is completely free, with no obligation to hire us. You can share the report with your existing developer or another agency. Request your free website review using the form below or call us directly.

What we check

These are the areas that most often explain a site that is not producing calls.

Indexing

We check whether Google has indexed your important service pages. Pages missing from Google's index cannot appear in organic search results or attract search traffic.

Mobile Speed and Layout

We test key pages using Google PageSpeed Insights and mobile devices to identify slow loading times, layout problems, and mobile usability issues.

Page Structure

We review how your website organizes service and location pages, identifying missing pages, weak structures, and opportunities to target relevant local search terms.

Titles and Headings

We check title tags and main headings across your pages to ensure they describe the content accurately and avoid unnecessary keyword repetition.

Contact Path

We evaluate how easily visitors can contact your business through calls or forms, including clickable phone numbers and accessible contact options on mobile devices.

Tracking

We verify whether website calls and form submissions are tracked correctly, helping identify lead sources, measure marketing performance, and understand which channels generate enquiries.

Consistency

We compare your business name and phone number across your website and Google Business Profile to identify inconsistencies that could affect local search visibility.

What you get

You will receive a detailed written report covering every issue identified during the website audit. For each finding, we explain what the problem is, where it exists, why it matters, and what needs to be done to fix it. We also clarify whether your in-house team can handle the work or if a developer is required. Findings are prioritised by importance. The audit identifies existing issues but does not guarantee specific traffic, rankings, or leads.

What a finding looks like

This is an example of the format, not a finding about your site.

Why it is free, and what the catch is

The catch is that we are a web design, SEO and Google Ads agency, and we hope you will hire us to make the fixes. The audit is how you see what we find and how we think before you spend anything. If the report shows the fixes are small and you can make them yourself, it says so.

Many free audits are an automated score from software and a list of generic warnings. Ours is a review of your pages by a person. A paid audit from a South Florida agency typically runs between $500 and  $3,000, with most single-site reviews near $1,200, so judge ours against that, not against a score.

What Happens After You Get the Report

Once you receive the report, you have complete freedom to decide your next steps. You can fix the issues yourself, share the report with your existing developer or another agency, or request a separate quote from us. Any quote will clearly explain the project scope, content responsibilities, ownership of website assets, reporting details, and contract duration. There is no obligation to hire us.

Who This Is Not For

Our website audit is designed for businesses that already have an active website. If you do not have a website yet, there is nothing available for us to review. We are also not the right fit if you expect guaranteed Google rankings. Search positions depend on several factors, and no agency can control Google’s algorithms or guarantee specific results.

Request your audit

After you submit, we confirm we received it and tell you which access would help. We work with businesses across South Florida and nationally. Call us if you would rather talk first.