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What's a Website Audit?
Our website audit service will help you to understand what’s wrong (and right!) with your website. Our in-depth audits cover everything that matters. We’ll provide you with a comprehensive report that highlights any issues. We’ll even tell you which things to fix first.
We measure what matters
Maybe you’ve inherited a website from someone else or you’re just not sure how to sort out your own website. Either way, we can help you to identify the things that matter and get them fixed in no time.
Why Outerbridge?
Our WordPress website experts really know their stuff. So they can help you to see the wood for the trees.
A website audit from Outerbridge includes a comprehensive report that will provide you with straightforward, actionable advice. We avoid technical jargon, and we explain things in ways that are easy to understand.
We even include a meeting or call to discuss the report in detail, so that you can ask any questions you might have and get advice on what to do and how to go about it.
How much does a website audit cost?
Our comprehensive website audits cost just £499+VAT.
What's included in a Website audit?
We check over 40 critical success factors, covering areas including:
User Experience
94% of people cite web design as the main reason why they would not trust or use a website. We examine what might put people off.
SEO &Online Visibility
93% of visitors find a website via a search engine like Google. It is by far the biggest driver of traffic to websites. In fact, 300% more traffic arrives from search engines than via social media. Our SEO checks will identify potential improvements in your set-up.
Performance & Security
40% of website visitors will abandon a website that takes more than 3 seconds to load. 82% of internet users will abandon an insecure website immediately. So we check your website performance in detail, and review whether it's safe and secure.
Conversion Optimisation
97% of visitors to a website are not going to buy from you. Yet companies typically focus on increasing visitors to their site, when what really matters is how many become customers. So we look at how well your site is designed to turn visitors into customers.
