It's free, continue with GoogleThe twenty-minute client website health check
The check you run before a pitch, a quarterly review or a "why are leads down" call. Same order every time, so a junior finds what a director would.
What is inside
- Five passes with a time budget each: the stranger test, the enquiry path, the pages that matter, the quietly broken things, and the measurement.
- Sixteen checks, each with what to write down if it fails.
- The client note: a short email that reports what you found without overselling it.
- The rule for what not to say to a client until you have the numbers.
Who it is for
- Account managers who need something useful to say in the first ten minutes of a call.
- Agency owners who want every review to come back in the same shape.
- Freelancers checking a prospect before quoting.
Why a fixed order
An experienced reviewer looks at a site and sees the problems at once. A routine is how the rest of the team gets the same result. It also protects you: a review that follows the same steps for every client is a review you can stand behind when a client asks why you missed something. Twenty minutes is enough to find the things that lose enquiries. It is not an audit, and the client note below says so.
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Get the routine.
It opens on the next screen as a sheet with a counter, plus the client note.
- Five timed passes, sixteen checks
- What to write down for each failure
- The client note, ready to paste
It opens on the next screen. Nothing to download, nothing to wait for.