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The B2B case study page checklist
Fourteen checks for the page a buyer reads last before enquiring, plus a prompt that turns your project notes into a first draft that quotes evidence and invents nothing.
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Fourteen checks for the page a buyer reads last before enquiring, plus a prompt that turns your project notes into a first draft that quotes evidence and invents nothing.
ExploreWorksheet
The nine numbers to record before a redesign, a new landing page or a new agency, where each one lives in GA4 and Search Console, and a table to paste into your notes.
ExploreChecklist
For agencies: a fixed routine for checking a client or prospect website in twenty minutes, in the same order every time, with the client note written for you at the end.
ExploreScorecard
A scored sheet for the meeting where someone says "we need a new website". Twelve questions, three answers each, and a total that tells you whether you need a rebuild or a fix.
ExploreReport
Every number behind the post-click squeeze in one printable report: the charts, the conversion arithmetic, a 90-day plan and lines for your board.
ExploreWalk-through
A step-by-step Search Console routine that finds pages still shown in Google but clicked less than before, and tells you which of three fixes each one needs.
ExploreWalk-through
Five Google Analytics 4 explorations, click by click, that show which pages attract visits and no enquiries, where mobile falls off, and which channel sends people who leave.
ExplorePrompt
Ten questions a buyer would ask ChatGPT about your category, a scoring sheet, and a way to run it the same way every month so the score means something.
ExplorePrompt
Paste your form fields and the copy around them. Get back which fields lose people, which can wait until the reply, and what to say instead.
ExplorePrompt pack
One prompt that lines your ad up against your landing page, quotes every broken promise, and tells you which one a visitor notices first.
ExploreSkill file
A complete instruction file you paste once. The assistant then audits any page you give it the way a conversion specialist would, and refuses to invent numbers.
ExplorePrompt pack
Paste three prompts into ChatGPT or Claude, with your own page copy, and get back the specific places a buyer gives up. No invented percentages.
ExploreWorksheet
Twelve lines, about ten minutes, that show you whether the page you are paying to send people to says the same thing as the advertisement that sent them.
ExplorePrompt pack
Five prompts for whichever assistant you already use, each one written so the answer is usable and so the assistant cannot invent the part you were going to act on.
ExploreWorksheet
Fourteen checks on the one page where a visitor becomes a lead. Twelve minutes, a phone and a personal email address, with sales in the room for part one.
ExploreTemplate
A one page template for asking a developer or an agency to change something, in a way that gets it scheduled rather than queried.
ExploreWorksheet
Thirty-four things to check on your own website in about an hour, with no tools beyond a phone, a laptop and your analytics login.
ExploreWorksheet
Turn your own five numbers into the three answers a director actually wants: how big it is, what it takes, and when you will know whether it worked.
Explorellms.txt is a short Markdown file that tells AI tools what your site is. Add one, because it is cheap. Do not expect it to move rankings or citations: Google says it neither helps nor harms.
ExploreShopify is rebuilding its platform so AI agents can find, compare and buy from its merchants without scraping their storefronts. What an agent can read and act on is becoming the conversion layer, and the human still finishes the job on your website.
ExploreAI personal assistants now browse, compare and buy for the people who use them. Google, Meta, OpenAI and Instinct all launched one in five months, so every business website has a second audience, and it decides more of the shortlist each month.
ExploreClaudeBot is Anthropic's training crawler. Claude-User and Claude-SearchBot are the bots that let Claude read and cite your site for a buyer. Block the first if you choose; think hard before blocking the other two.
ExploreA WordPress site audit a marketing manager can run in two hours: 30 checks across speed, visible security, search access, forms, content and tracking, each with how to check it yourself.
ExploreMost slow WordPress sites share four causes: a slow server, oversized images, too many plugin and marketing scripts, and no caching. Here is how to test yours in 20 minutes and who should fix each cause.
ExploreFor lead generation websites the best 2026 benchmark puts the average at about 5%, with most industries between 2% and 8%. Stores run at 1% to 3%. Here is what each benchmark actually measures.
ExploreIn GA4, bounce rate is the share of sessions that were not engaged, and most published benchmarks cannot be traced to a study. Here is what a good bounce rate means, the benchmark you can defend, and the metric that matters more.
ExploreThe trust signals that move B2B enquiries are specific proof placed beside specific claims, not badges in the footer. Here is which signals matter, where they go and how strong the evidence behind each one really is.
ExploreGoogle clicks cost about 14.5% more than two years ago and 68% of US searches now end without a click. Every visit you still get is dearer and scarcer, which makes conversion the cheapest growth left. Here is the evidence, the arithmetic and the case against.
ExplorePost-click optimisation is improving everything a visitor experiences after the click, so more of them become enquiries. With clicks dearer and scarcer every year, it is the half of marketing you own.
ExploreClarity is free with no traffic limits. Hotjar has become Contentsquare, and new Hotjar accounts can no longer be created. A side-by-side table checked on both vendors' sites, then a verdict by team.
ExploreMicrosoft Clarity is a free heatmap and session recording tool. Here is how to set it up, what to look at first for enquiries, how it works with GA4, and what Australian businesses should know about privacy.
ExploreMessage match is how closely the page a visitor lands on repeats the promise of the ad they clicked. Here is the definition, good and bad examples side by side, and a two-minute way to check your own.
ExploreA landing page is built for one audience, one promise and one action; a homepage introduces the whole business. For most paid campaigns, send people to a page that keeps the ad's promise. Here is how to decide, by campaign type, with the arithmetic.
ExploreLanding page optimisation is making the page after the click keep the ad's promise, load fast on a phone, prove its claims and make the next step easy. Here is the checklist, with how to check each item.
ExploreLanding page experience is Google's rating of how relevant and useful your page is to people who click your ad. Here is what "below average" means, how to diagnose it and Google's own fixes, in order.
ExploreFix what is broken before you optimise what works. Thirteen conversion fixes ranked by effort and impact, each tied to the evidence behind it, plus a way to rank your own.
ExploreLet OpenAI's search crawler in, get indexed in Bing and Google, answer the buyer's question in your opening lines with sourced facts, and get other sites talking about you. Here is the checklist.
ExploreThe average Google Ads click costs USD 5.42 in 2026, from USD 1.63 to USD 9.87 by industry, and there is no minimum spend. What you pay depends on competition and on the quality of your ads and landing page.
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