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A free read on your website.
Tell me your site and I’ll send back a one-page scorecard: how it looks, how fast it loads, how easy it is to find in Google and in AI answers, and the first things I’d fix.
I check every one before it goes out. Usually within a few days.
Send me your website.
The short answer
The Website Scorecard is a free one-page review of your current site: letter grades on design, SEO, AI-Readiness, and performance, plus the three things worth fixing first. It comes by email.
What’s on it
What each grade measures.
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Design
How it looks and reads, on any screen.
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SEO
Whether Google can find you for more than your own name.
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AI-Readiness
Whether assistants can read your site well enough to recommend you.
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Performance
How fast it loads, measured with Google’s own PageSpeed test.
Plus the three things I’d fix first, in order.
What one looks like
A sample scorecard.
Every scorecard is built off your own site. Here’s one for a made-up business.
Kestrelwood Fabrication
kestrelwood-fab.ca
Fix these first
- Rewrite the homepage headline so it says what you build. Right now Google can’t tell you apart from a hardware store.
- Compress the hero image (1.4 MB today). It’s the main reason the mobile speed score is low.
- Add a short FAQ so an AI assistant can quote you when someone asks it for a fabricator.
— Colin
Can’t wait a few days?
How fast is your site on a phone?
This runs Google’s own mobile speed test on your homepage, from your browser. Speed is one of the four grades on the scorecard and the quickest one to check. Whatever address you type here goes straight into the scorecard form.
Common questions
Is it really free?
Yes, no cost. You send your website, I send back the scorecard. If it is useful and you want to talk, we can; if not, it is yours to keep.
Do I have to book a call to get it?
No. It comes by email. There is no call to sit through and nothing to book before you see it.
What do I actually get?
A one-page scorecard: letter grades on your site’s design, SEO, AI-Readiness, and performance, plus the three things I’d fix first, in order.
How long does it take?
I look at each one myself, so it is usually a few days.
What if I don’t have a website yet?
Then there is nothing to score, so the scorecard is not your starting point. Email me instead and we can talk about what a first site would need to do for you. Building from scratch is work I take on, and it usually moves faster than replacing a site, because there is nothing to unpick.