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Free site review: a second pair of eyes on your website

A short, no-obligation look at your site, domain and email set-up, with a plain-English summary of what to fix first.

What we look at

Four things, in plain English

Security and speed

Is the site on HTTPS with a healthy certificate, are the common security headers in place, and does it load quickly?

Search

Can Google read it? Titles, descriptions, headings, indexing, the sitemap and mobile set-up.

Email and domain

Will your email arrive? SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, name servers and how the domain is set up.

What to fix first

A short, plain-English list of what we found and what we would do first, in order of what matters most.

How it works

Three steps, no strings

01
Send us your address

Fill in the short form below, or call or email. No signup and no payment details.

02
We look it over

A real person goes through the site, the domain and the email set-up, not just a score.

03
You get a plain summary

We reply the same day with what we found. What you do with it is up to you.

Request a review

Send us your website address

Contact us: people discussing a project at a table
Prefer to talk?

Request a call or email [email protected]. We reply the same day, between 6am and 9pm, seven days a week.

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FAQs

About the free review

Yes. There is no charge and no obligation. If you would like anything fixed we will say what it would involve and what it would cost, and you can say no.

No. The review looks at what any visitor can see, plus public domain and email records. If something needs a closer look, we will ask first.

We use them to reply to you. They are not sold or shared.

Then we will tell you so. A short list of small improvements is more useful than a sales pitch.

Yes. Most of the sites we look after started somewhere else.

Get in touch

Not sure where to start?

Send us your address and we will tell you what we would look at first.

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