A website audit of thirteen areas, measured against the four businesses that outrank you in your own search results. We're opening it to 20 businesses first.
11 of 20 launch seats leftAll 20 launch seats are taken
In your account, you enter your website and your market. The audit does the rest by itself, and emails you when your report is ready.
Once as your server sends it and once as a browser draws it, so nothing hidden behind scripts is missed. Then robots.txt, your sitemaps and your security headers.
Lighthouse runs on mobile and on desktop, the way Google scores your pages. This is the slow part of the audit: three to four minutes.
Titles, headings, descriptions, links and forms, page by page. Anything behind a login or a search box is left out, and the report says so.
The searches are planned for your market, then checked against Google's own numbers: how often each one is searched every month, and who ranks for it.
Directories and marketplaces are set aside. The four real competitors are read page by page and compared with you on rankings, content and the websites that link to them.
Thirteen sections, each finding rated for how much it matters and how much work it is. We email you the moment it's ready, so you can close the window.
Every finding names what it was measured with, how much it matters and how much work it is. Quick wins are ranked by severity divided by effort, so you know where to start on Monday.
The homepage weighs 4.1 MB on a phone, most of it one photo at the top of the page. Sizing that photo for phones would bring the page into the good range.
Each one says why it matters, what we checked and what we found. These pages are from an example report.
Whether the site reads as a real, maintained business, not an unfinished template.
What we checked: a crawl of 14 internally linked pages plus the sitemap, raw and rendered.
How easy the site is to use on a phone, including for visitors who rely on a screen reader.
What we checked: Google PageSpeed Insights (Lighthouse), mobile and desktop.
Shown so a clean result reads as checked, not as left out.
What we checked: the visible text of every rendered page, for placeholder or template copy.
Search engines rely on the title, the headings and structured data to understand what a page is about.
What we checked: the homepage as served and as a browser draws it, and every sitemap it declares.
The description is what a searcher reads before deciding whether to click.
What we checked: the metadata of all 14 published pages, and Google's results for four tracked searches.
People looking for a plumber in a hurry search on a phone. A slow page loses some of them before it loads.
What we checked: Google PageSpeed Insights API v5 (Lighthouse), mobile and desktop, lab metrics.
Without measurement you can't tell which searches and pages turn into calls.
What we checked: the tags in the homepage's HTML, raw and rendered.
A verified Business Profile is what puts a local business in the map results.
What we checked: DataForSEO Business Data, a Google Business Profile lookup in the United Kingdom.
Links from other websites are a trust signal to search engines, and your competitors have more of them.
What we checked: the DataForSEO backlinks summary for you and four competitors, same index, same day.
The profiles your site links to are part of how people check you out before they call.
What we checked: the homepage, raw and rendered, for links to social profiles.
A visitor ready to book needs a way to reach you from the page they're already on.
What we checked: the homepage, raw and rendered, and a crawl of all 14 pages.
AI assistants rely on machine-readable signals to say what a business is and where it works.
What we checked: machine-readable files and schema, raw and rendered.
Whether you're visible for the searches your customers make, next to the businesses already there.
What we checked: DataForSEO Labs and live Google results in the United Kingdom, and Firecrawl reads of four competitors.
With your email. Your account opens at once, with one full audit in it.
30 secondsWe email you a one-time link to set it. We never email a password.
within a minuteIn your account, enter your website, pick your main market and add a line about what you do. The audit runs by itself.
about ten minutesWe email you when it's ready. Read it online, download it, or share a link.
yours to keepUpdated live, the moment a seat is booked.
A seat is one full audit, free. It opens your account, and you start the audit there, whenever you're ready.
Your account is ready, with one full audit in it. We've emailed a link to .
That email already has a launch seat, so we've sent a fresh link to .
We'll email within one working day to set up your account, with one full audit in it.
The email comes from team@coreconcepts.design. Not there in a few minutes? Check your spam folder, or send the link again.
All 20 launch seats are taken. Checkout opens soon: join the waiting list and we'll email you the day it does.
Pay on our site, with a VAT invoice for your records.
2 minutesWe email you a one-time link to open your account. We never email a password.
right after you payIn your account, enter your website, pick your main market and add a line about what you do. The audit runs by itself.
about ten minutesWe email you when it's ready. Read it online, download it, or share a link.
yours to keepWe're opening the Digital Growth Audit to 20 businesses first, free. A seat is one full audit of one website in one market. Claim one with your email: your account opens straight away, and we email you a link to set your password.
No. Claiming a seat opens your account, with one audit in it. You start the audit from your account, whenever you're ready: enter your website and your market, and your report is ready about ten minutes later.
Your seat is yours for 72 hours. If the password isn't set by then, the seat goes back to the next business. Didn't get the email? Check your spam folder, or claim the seat again with the same email and we'll send a fresh link.
About ten minutes from the moment you start it in your account. Most of that is Google measuring your speed on mobile and desktop, and us reading your competitors. We email you when it's ready, so you can close the window.
No. The audit uses public data: your website, Google's speed tests, search results and your competitors' pages. Connecting your own Analytics and Search Console is coming, and will add your real visitor numbers.
Yes. A seat covers one website in one market, and it doesn't have to be yours: a competitor, a client, or a business you're thinking of buying. You choose it when you start the audit.
English. The search research follows your market and its language, so you're measured on the searches your own customers make.
It opens your account: we email you a one-time link to set your password, and tell you when your report is ready. A copy of your request reaches our team at team@coreconcepts.design, so a person can help if anything goes wrong.
11 of 20 launch seats left, each with one full audit.All 20 launch seats are taken. Join the waiting list and we'll email you the day checkout opens.
