Website audit service for small businesses

Find what is costing your website leads—and what to fix first.

Aldermedia reviews your message, search visibility, user experience, mobile performance, conversion path, and measurement setup. You get a clear, prioritized roadmap built around better business decisions—not another vague score.

SEO + contentUX + mobileSpeed + technical healthCalls, forms + bookings
Plain-English findingsUnderstand what the issue means for the business.
Prioritized decisionsFocus first on work with the clearest potential value.
One connected viewSEO, UX, content, speed, and conversion reviewed together.
Flexible next stepsUse the roadmap internally or ask Aldermedia to help implement it.

Stop paying for guesswork

A stronger website starts with the right diagnosis.

Your website is part salesperson, part storefront, and part reputation check. When it underperforms, the cause is rarely one isolated issue. A focused website audit helps separate urgent barriers from low-value distractions, so your next investment has a reason behind it.

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01

Visitors do not quickly understand the offer.

We look for unclear positioning, buried services, weak proof, and calls to action that make the next step harder than it should be.

02

Good-fit customers cannot find the right page.

We review search intent, service coverage, headings, internal links, and content gaps that can limit relevant discovery.

03

Mobile friction is quietly losing opportunities.

We check readability, navigation, tap targets, layout behavior, forms, and the complete path from arrival to inquiry.

04

Marketing spend reaches a weak destination.

We connect website findings to the customer journey so SEO, advertising, content, and redesign decisions support the same business goal.

A complete website health review

Five lenses. One practical view of what helps or hurts results.

Scope depends on your site, platform, goals, and available data. The review centers on the pages and customer actions that matter most to your business.

01 · Message + conversion

Make the value clear and the next step easy.

We assess whether the page answers the questions a buyer needs before calling, booking, buying, or requesting a quote.

  • Value proposition and service clarity
  • Calls to action and contact paths
  • Trust signals, proof, and objections
  • Lead friction and page flow
02 · SEO + content

Help the right searcher reach the right answer.

We look for alignment between what customers search for, what each page promises, and how the site supports topical relevance.

  • Titles, headings, and page purpose
  • Service and location content gaps
  • Internal links and site structure
  • Content quality and duplication
03 · UX + mobile

Reduce the effort required to understand and act.

We review the experience as a real visitor would encounter it across common screen sizes and decision paths.

  • Navigation and information hierarchy
  • Responsive layout and readability
  • Forms, controls, and tap targets
  • Accessibility and usability signals
04 · Speed + technical health

Identify friction behind slow or unreliable pages.

We flag practical issues that can undermine trust, visibility, and the ability to complete important actions.

  • Loading and layout stability
  • Images, scripts, and page weight
  • Broken links and common site errors
  • Crawlability and indexability checks
05 · Measurement + AI discovery

Make future decisions easier to measure and explain.

We assess whether your visible content and core business facts are consistent enough for customers, search engines, and answer systems to understand.

  • Conversion and analytics readiness
  • Clear service, audience, and location facts
  • Structured information that matches the page
  • SEO, GEO, AIO, and AI-search opportunities
Business context

Recommendations should fit the business—not just the tool.

We relate findings to your goals, market, customer value, current marketing, internal capacity, and the decision you need to make next.

  • Growth goals and priority services
  • Traffic sources and campaign context
  • Competitive and customer expectations
  • DIY, developer, or done-for-you paths

What you receive

A roadmap you can use—not a pile of disconnected warnings.

The deliverable is organized to help a business owner decide what deserves attention, why it matters, and what a sensible next step could be.

01

Executive summary

A plain-language view of the strongest opportunities, biggest risks, and the decisions they affect.

02

Prioritized findings

Recommendations grouped by likely impact, urgency, effort, and dependencies instead of tool severity alone.

03

Page-level direction

Specific guidance for important service, landing, product, and contact pages so teams know where to act.

04

Implementation paths

Clear options for your team, your developer, or Aldermedia to carry the work forward after scope is agreed.

Planning a redesign or campaign?

Review first when you want evidence before committing budget. The roadmap can clarify whether you need focused fixes, a broader rebuild, better content, or a stronger conversion path.

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A clear path from question to action

How the website review works.

Every review begins with the business goal. Scope, access, timing, and deliverables are confirmed before the audit begins.

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01

Start with your business question.

Tell us what the site should do better: generate qualified inquiries, support sales, improve local visibility, sell online, or prepare for a redesign.

02

Confirm the review scope.

We identify priority pages, customer journeys, market context, useful access, and the decision the findings need to support.

03

Review the site in context.

We examine the visible experience and available evidence across message, SEO, content, mobile UX, conversion, speed, and measurement.

04

Turn findings into a roadmap.

You receive organized recommendations and practical next-step options. Any implementation work is scoped separately before changes begin.

Choose the right starting point

Is a website audit the right next move?

A review is most valuable when the website is creating uncertainty and you need an evidence-based decision before spending more.

Strong fit

You need clarity before committing budget.

  • Traffic is not producing enough calls, forms, bookings, or sales
  • The site feels dated, confusing, slow, or weak on mobile
  • SEO, ads, or content are sending visitors to pages that may not convert
  • You need priorities before a redesign or development project
Different starting point

You already know the exact work you need.

If the diagnosis is clear, a focused service may move faster. Aldermedia can help scope a specific conversion, SEO, speed, maintenance, content, or redesign project.

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Prepare for the call

Bring context—not passwords.

  • Your website URL and priority services or products
  • Your best customer and service area, if relevant
  • The primary action visitors should take
  • Known problems, recent changes, and business goals

Do not send passwords, API keys, customer data, or payment details through a general form.

Client perspective

Work with a responsive marketing and design partner.

See how Aldermedia clients describe the broader working relationship across website, design, and marketing projects.

Logo, website, design all my marketing materials... Aldermedia is my go-to for everything!
yourlocalbookkeeper.com
Excellent quality and value to increase your business potential.
pnwsignings.com
Aldermedia really stands out from the rest. Very knowledgeable, responsive, and creative.
paintoperformance.com

Before you book

Website review service FAQs.

Straight answers about scope, SEO, access, implementation, timing, and pricing.

What is included in a website audit?

Scope is confirmed for each site, but a website audit can cover message clarity, service content, on-page SEO, internal links, search and AI-discovery readiness, mobile usability, navigation, calls to action, forms, speed, technical health, accessibility signals, and measurement readiness. The emphasis depends on your goals, platform, priority pages, and available evidence.

Is this only an SEO audit?

No. SEO matters, but visibility is only useful when the page is clear, credible, usable, and able to turn the right visitor into a lead or customer. Aldermedia reviews SEO alongside content, UX, mobile behavior, conversion paths, performance, and business context.

Can Aldermedia implement the recommendations?

Yes, when the recommended work fits Aldermedia's services and a separate implementation scope is approved. You can also use the roadmap with your internal team or existing developer. The review is designed to support a decision without locking you into one execution path.

Do you need access to analytics or Search Console?

A public-facing review can begin with your website URL and business goals. Appropriate analytics or search data may help validate behavior and visibility findings, but access needs are confirmed during scoping. Do not send credentials through email or a general contact form.

How long does a website review take?

Timing depends on site size, page count, platform complexity, data access, review depth, and the deliverables you need. Aldermedia confirms the schedule after reviewing the site and desired scope rather than publishing a one-size-fits-all turnaround.

How much does a website audit cost?

Aldermedia has not published a fixed price on this page. Cost depends on the size and complexity of the site, number of priority pages and journeys, research depth, data access, reporting format, and whether strategy or implementation planning is included. Book a consultation to define the useful scope before a proposal is prepared.

Ready to stop guessing?

Start with the website decision that matters most.

Book a 30-minute Website Consultation and tell us what is not working, what the site needs to accomplish, and where the uncertainty is costing time or opportunity. We will use the conversation to identify the most useful review scope and a practical next step.