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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, and how easy it is to find in Google and in AI answers — with the first things I'd fix.

The short answer

The Website Scorecard is a free one-page review of your current site — letter grades on design, SEO, AI visibility, and performance, plus the three things worth fixing first. It comes by email.

colinrobey.ca

What's on it

Four grades and a short list.

  • Design — how it looks and reads, on any screen.
  • SEO — whether Google can find you for more than your own name.
  • AI visibility — whether assistants can read your site well enough to recommend you.
  • Performance — how fast it loads, using the score Google actually weighs.

Plus the three things I'd fix first — in order.

What one looks like

A sample scorecard.

Northside Fabrication

northside-fab.ca

Sample
B+Design
CSEO
DAI visibility
B–Performance

The three things I'd fix first

  1. Rewrite the homepage headline so it says what you build — right now Google can't tell you apart from a hardware store.
  2. Compress the hero image (1.4 MB today) — it's the main reason the mobile speed score is low, and Google weighs that.
  3. Add a short FAQ so an AI assistant can quote you when someone asks it for a fabricator.

Yours is built the same way — specific to your site, not a template.

Get your scorecard

Send me your website.

I review each one myself, then email it back — usually within a few days.

— Colin

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 visibility, 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.