FREE WEBSITE AUDIT

Free Website Audit, Done by Hand and Sent Back in Two to Three Days

Send your website address and Arlen goes through it the way a customer would, on a phone, looking for a reason to call you. You get back a plain-English write-up of what's slow, what's confusing, and what's quietly costing you jobs. Two to three business days, because a person is doing it, not a scanner.

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WHAT ARLEN ACTUALLY LOOKS AT

The Things a Scanner Gives You a Score For, and Can't Explain.

Automated tools are good at finding problems and bad at telling you which ones matter. This one is a person looking at your site with your business in mind, writing down what's worth fixing.

How fast it loads on a phone, on real data

Not a lab score. Whether the page is usable for somebody standing in a driveway on two bars of signal, which is where a lot of home service searches happen.

Whether a customer can call you in one tap

Where your phone number sits, whether it's tappable, and how many scrolls to find it. The single most common fixable problem on a contractor website.

Whether the site says what you do and where you do it

Within a few seconds of landing, can a stranger tell your trade, your service area, and whether you handle their specific problem. Most sites bury at least one of the three.

Where visitors are likely dropping off

The page or the moment that's losing people, and why. That's judgment rather than a metric, and it's the part no free tool will give you.

WHY THIS TAKES A COUPLE OF DAYS

You Can Already Get an Instant Score for Free. That's the Problem.

Search for a free website audit and you'll get a page of instant scanners. They all work. Run one. It'll hand you a number out of a hundred and forty issues sorted by technical severity, with no way to tell which two are costing you money and which thirty-eight don't matter for a five-page plumbing site.

That list is what this audit is not. Arlen looks at your site himself, in the order a customer would, and sends back a short write-up in the order that matters to your business. Two to three business days is how long that takes when a person is doing it between jobs, and you'll know the date when you submit.

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AFTER YOU SEND IT

Send the Address. Get a Confirmation. Get the Write-Up.

Step 1

Send your website address

Your site, your trade, and the best email to reach you. If something specific is bugging you, say so and it gets looked at first.

Step 2

You get a confirmation, same day

A quick note back confirming the request landed and telling you which day to expect the audit. You are never left wondering whether it went through

Step 3

The write-up arrives

Two to three business days later, a plain-English write-up of what's working, what isn't, and what to fix first. No score out of a hundred, no forty-item list sorted by severity.

IF YOU CAME LOOKING FOR RANKINGS

Nothing on This Page Runs a Scan.

This audit is about your website: how it performs, how it reads, and whether it turns visitors into phone calls. It is not a rankings report. It won't tell you where you sit in the Map Pack, how complete your Google Business Profile is, or whether your business listings match each other across the web.

If that's what you're after, the free local SEO audit covers it and runs in about a minute. Plenty of owners request both. They answer different questions.

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Your Questions

Questions About the Free Website Audit

Why wait two or three days when free tools score my site instantly?

Run the instant tools too, they're useful and they're free. What they won't do is tell you which findings matter. A scanner flags forty issues on a five-page site and sorts them by technical severity, not by what's costing you calls. This audit is one person telling you the two or three things worth fixing first and why. That judgment is the part that takes a couple of days.

What do I actually get back, a score or something I can use?

A short write-up in plain English, ordered by what would help your business most. It names the specific pages and the specific problems, and it says what to do about each one. No score out of a hundred and no forty-item spreadsheet. If a fix is something you can handle yourself or hand to whoever built your site, it says that too.

It's free, but somebody is spending real time on it. What's the catch?

There isn't one, and the reason is simple. Arlen does this because a fair number of people who get one eventually hire him, and the ones who don't still walk away knowing what's wrong with their site. You get the write-up either way. There's no card, no trial, and no requirement to talk to anyone. If you read it and do the work yourself, that's a completely acceptable outcome.

What if it turns out my site is basically fine?

Then you get told that, and nobody tries to sell you a redesign anyway. It happens. Some sites need three small fixes rather than a rebuild, and saying so costs a sale but keeps the reason people send their friends here. The audit is meant to answer whether your site is the problem, and sometimes the honest answer is that it isn't.

Send the Address. Find Out What It's Costing You.

Two to three business days, no cost, and a straight answer at the end of it.