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You cannot improve what you cannot see.

A website has many layers that stay invisible from the outside. How fast it really loads, whether search engines and AI services read it cleanly, how secure it is, whether it stays usable for everyone. Much of this you only notice once it causes problems, and then often only indirectly, in enquiries that fail to arrive for reasons that stay in the dark.

What the analysis uncovers.

A website is looked at as a whole, not broken into single grades. What customers and search engines get from it, whether the technology holds, whether it is secure and usable for everyone belongs to it just as much as the question of whether the copy says the right thing and whether visitors quickly find what they are looking for. At the end there is an understandable picture with a clear order of what counts first.

First a conversation, then the analysis.

The first step is a conversation. You describe where it is stuck or what you doubt, and get a first honest assessment, at no cost. If a closer look is worthwhile, the detailed analysis of your website follows. What it covers in detail depends on your site and on what already stands out in the conversation.

An honest diagnosis shows the next step.

An analysis is only worth as much as what follows from it. The diagnosis therefore says clearly where the biggest lever lies. Sometimes it is the missing visibility in AI answers, sometimes a site that has dropped out of the Google index, sometimes a structure that calls for a rebuild. And sometimes everything is simply fine, which is valuable information too.

Frequently asked questions about the website assessment

The first conversation and a rough assessment cost nothing. The detailed analysis afterwards is chargeable, because the actual work sits in it, the checking, interpreting and ordering. We agree on scope and price beforehand.

Usually a few days, depending on the size of the site. A first impression can often be given in the initial conversation already.

No. The diagnosis is written in plain language, not in jargon. You do not have to evaluate anything yourself, but get the important things explained and placed.

The diagnosis stands on its own and is worth something even if no order follows from it. If there is a need to act, you find out what is possible. You decide on the step.

Tools help with measuring, the interpretation is done by a person. An automatic scan lists symptoms but does not recognise which of them really counts for your business and in what order.

Before you invest, you know where you stand.