A free, 20-minute check of where your leads leak.
We look at how customers actually reach you — your website if you have one, your Google listing, your reviews, and what happens when somebody calls or fills out a form — with the same instruments we use on client work. Then we hand you the one-pager: the eight places a business leaks customers, scored, with your top three gaps and the first thing to fix. No website yet? Fine — plenty of businesses need the phones answered and the follow-up handled before they need a page. No obligation. The findings are yours whether we ever work together or not.
You ask
The short form below. Your business name and your town is genuinely all we need — everything we check is public. In one of the eight towns nearest us? Your town page carries the same form with the town already filled in. We work outside them too.
We check by hand
Real instruments, read and explained in plain words. No red-warning scare chart, no score engineered to frighten you.
You get the one-pager
Where you leak, your top three gaps, the first fix — yours either way. Fix it yourself, hand it to another company, or ask us about the plans.
Request the free check
What happens after you hit the button
We read it ourselves and write back.
We run your check ourselves, from first look to final word. When it's done, we walk you through the one-pager in about twenty minutes, and it's yours to keep. We'll also tell you what you're doing right — and if your setup is basically sound and you don't need us, you'll get that in writing. We send the good verdicts too.
The fine print on the paid one
There's also a paid audit — $500.
A written report: the issues found on the agreed public pages and invited accounts, what could not be checked, and what should happen next, with a numbered list naming what was checked and where the report stops. The free check tells you where you leak; the paid one puts the whole list in writing. Most businesses should start with the free one.
Hire us for the build when the audit closes, and the full $500 is credited toward that build. The paid audit is sold on its store page, where the price, what it covers, its working window and the terms are printed.
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What a free website check actually finds — It does not begin with a mystery score. It begins with the path a real customer takes.
What a website should do for a Cedar Creek Lake business — Not a website that talks like a national company. One that helps a local customer make a sound decision.
What a real website audit measures (and what a fake one sells) — A caliper and a magnifier on a real drawing — not a slide with a red arrow.