One-Page Website Audit: See What's Blocking Your Visibility

A structured report showing how your page performs across five dimensions: Search Visibility, AI Discoverability, Clarity & Messaging, Performance & Accessibility, and a Prioritized Action Checklist. Each section shows a score, what is working, what needs work, and exactly how to fix it. The results appear instantly on screen, and your full report is emailed to you within minutes as a downloadable PDF.

Your audit runs instantly. Within 60 seconds of submitting your URL, email, and first name, your results appear on the screen. Your full report is then emailed to you within a few minutes, and you can download it as a PDF to reference or share with a developer.

Start with the page that matters most to your business. Usually that is your homepage, your main service page, or your about page. Pick whichever page you think is most important for people to understand who you are and what you do.

If your homepage has visibility issues, other pages likely do too. That is exactly why this audit matters. You get a clear picture of what needs fixing site-wide, so you know where to start and what pattern to address across all your pages.

Absolutely. The report is written so you can act on it whether you fix it yourself or hire someone to help. Each finding includes specific steps for what to fix and how to do it. If you want professional help implementing the changes, you can take the report to a developer or designer and they will know exactly what to address.

No. The Page Authority Audit is a free diagnostic of one page, with instant results. It is perfect for understanding what is broken and getting a clear to-do list. The Authority Engine Audit is a paid, comprehensive review of your entire digital presence (LinkedIn, website, bio, and other platforms), delivered as a full written report in 5 business days with strategic direction. This free audit is the entry point if you are new to understanding why visibility matters.

Yes. Every technical term is defined when it first appears. Each finding explains why it matters and how to fix it in language that makes sense to a non-technical person. There is also a one-page glossary at the end if you want to share the report with a developer.

Fair question. But the issues that show up on one page usually show up across your site. Clarity problems, technical issues, and messaging gaps are typically patterns, not one-page problems. This audit gives you a clear picture of what those patterns are so you can fix them everywhere.