What a 15-point website check should cover
15 July 2026 | Growth Check editorial team
auditSEOconversionA useful check is broad but practical
A short website check should cover the basics that affect enquiries: page speed, mobile layout, service clarity, internal links, metadata, local search signals, trust, calls to action and tracking.
The point is not to replace a deep audit. The point is to spot whether the site has obvious blockers before time is spent on bigger changes.
Connect each issue to an action
Every finding should point to a next step. Weak metadata connects to website audit. Unclear service pages connect to website design. Missing conversion paths connect to website audit. Unclear value connects to the lead cost calculator.
Keep the score honest
Treat the score as a triage tool. If the site passes most checks but leads are still weak, move from a quick check to a manual review.
Useful next steps
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