Find out what your website is actually costing you.
Twenty minutes. I go through your website and your Google presence the same way I would for a paying client, find what’s losing you jobs, and send you the recording. You keep it either way — no obligation, nothing to sign.
Four things, and they’re nearly always the same four.
These aren’t generic checks off a template. They’re the faults that turn up again and again on Australian trade sites, and each one is something you can verify yourself once I’ve pointed at it.
Where your traffic actually lands
On most small sites nearly every click goes to the homepage while the service pages sit on page two earning nothing. I’ll show you the split, page by page.
More on local SEOWhether you’re splitting yourself in two
Plenty of sites answer on two different addresses at once. Google reads that as two separate sites and divides your rankings between them. It takes about a minute to check. Almost nobody does.
What’s one position away
The pages sitting at four to eight — already visible, already trusted, earning nothing. That’s the cheapest ground on your whole site to win, and it’s usually sitting right there.
What happens when you miss a call
I’ll ring your business, not answer, and see what follows. If nothing does, that’s a job gone — and it’s the fastest thing on this list to fix.
How text-back worksHow it works.
No call required to get started. Send the details, get the findings, decide afterwards.
You send three details
Your website, your main service, your suburb. That’s all it takes to run every check.
I run the audit
Your site, your rankings, your Google presence and your phone — recorded as I go, so you can see what I’m looking at rather than take my word for it.
You get the recording
Within one business day. Findings in plain English, ordered by what’s costing you most, with the fix named for each one.
You decide, in your own time
Do it yourself, hand it to whoever built your site, or have us do it. No follow-up sequence chasing you either way.
The catch? There isn’t one.
Worth explaining why, because a free audit usually means a sales call with a slide deck.
Because showing beats telling
The clients we keep are the ones who watched us find something real on their own site before they paid anything. That’s a better filter than any pitch, and it costs me twenty minutes.
You keep the recording regardless
Whether you hire us, hand the findings to your current provider, or do nothing at all. Where a fix is something you can handle yourself, I’ll say so — plenty of them are.
Sometimes the answer is “it’s fine”
If I can’t find anything worth fixing, I’ll tell you that. A short recording confirming your site is doing its job is worth more than a list of invented problems.
What happens after the audit.
Hi2Lo Exterior Cleaning came on after exactly this — a look at the site, a list of what was leaking, then the system installed on the Standard plan.
Every one of those jobs started as a call that couldn’t be answered on the tools — recovered automatically, followed up, booked.
Send me your details.
I do these myself rather than running them through a tool, so there’s a limit to how many go out in a week. You’ll get a reply within one business day either way.
- Nothing to sign and no card required at any point.
- No newsletter and no automated follow-up sequence.
- Your details go to me and nowhere else.
- Already have someone? Take the findings to them. That's a perfectly good outcome.
Questions, answered.
Is it actually free, or is there a catch?
Actually free. Most people who ask for an audit don’t become clients, and that’s fine — the ones who do become clients do it because they’ve already watched me find something real on their own site. You get the recording either way, with nothing to sign.
What do you need from me?
Your website address, your main service and your suburb. That’s enough to run every check. If you have Google Search Console access you can share that too and the findings get sharper, but it isn’t required.
How long does it take to hear back?
One business day. I do these myself rather than handing them to a tool, so there’s a limit to how many go out in a week, but you’ll get a reply within a day either way — including if I couldn’t find anything worth fixing.
Will you just try to sell me something?
The audit stands on its own. Where a fix is something you can do yourself, I’ll say so — plenty of them are. If you’d rather I did the work, pricing is published on the site at $429 or $890 a month, month to month, and you can decide in your own time.
What if my website is fine?
Then I’ll tell you that. It happens. A short recording confirming your site is doing its job is worth more than a list of invented problems, and it means you can stop wondering.
Twenty minutes. Nothing to sign.
Send your details and I’ll show you what your website is costing you — or book a demo and we’ll walk through the whole system instead.