Many business owners judge their website by how it looks. A clean design, modern colours and a professional layout are all important, but they are not the full picture. A website must not only look the part — it needs to work. The goal is simple: attract the right people, guide them to the information they need and help them feel confident enough to get in touch.
Diagnostics & Analysis
Here, we look at how to quickly spot what’s working and what isn’t on a website. This is where we assess things like page visibility, navigation, search basics, and the general health of the site. Everything is explained simply so you can understand the issues without getting lost in SEO speak.
What you’ll learn in this section
- How to assess whether your website is genuinely performing, not just looking good
- How to identify which pages attract meaningful visitors and which add no value
- How to spot gaps in visibility that may be limiting enquiries
- How to evaluate navigation and user flow so visitors can find what they need quickly
- How simple on-site issues can quietly hurt your search visibility
- How to recognise weak signals that confuse Google and hold rankings back
- How to build a clear picture of what’s working, what needs fixing and what should change next
When we review a website, one of the first things we look at is page visibility. Not every page is equal. Some pages attract the right visitors and play an important role in generating enquiries. Others sit in the background with little activity, adding no value. Understanding the difference helps us identify what is working, what needs improving and what may need removing altogether.
A successful website guides visitors smoothly from one step to the next. When navigation is clear and the journey feels natural, people find what they need quickly and are far more likely to get in touch. When navigation is confusing, cluttered or unclear, visitors hesitate, backtrack or give up altogether.
A website can look professional on the surface and still struggle to appear in search results. Often the reasons are simple: missing information, unclear signals, technical issues or pages that are hard for Google to interpret. At the diagnostics stage, our aim is to spot these issues early so you can understand what might be holding your site back.
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