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The website pre-flight checklist.

Thirty things that quietly decide whether your website brings in customers or sends them looking elsewhere. The same list I run every site through, written plain for business owners, not developers. Print it out, walk through your own website, and fix what you can.

Checkpoints

Areas covered

Cost to you

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What's inside

Six areas, thirty honest checkpoints.

First impression

What a stranger decides in five seconds, before they read a word.

Speed & mobile

Half your visitors are on one bar of signal in a driveway.

Getting found

Whether Google understands where you are and what you do.

Turning visitors into customers

The difference between a visit and a booking.

Trust & credibility

The small things that make a stranger believe you.

Keeping it alive

A site is a garden, not a monument.

Where to next

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The website pre-flight checklist.

Where should I send it?

It's all yours, below.

Six areas, thirty honest checkpoints.

First impression

Speed & mobile

Getting found

Turning visitors into customers

Trust & credibility

Keeping it alive

Score your own site.

First impression

Speed & mobile

Getting found

Turning visitors into customers

Trust & credibility

Keeping it alive

That is a lot of open boxes, and every one is a customer slipping past.

Rather have someone just handle it?