A free interactive diagnostic / 01
Where is your website losing momentum?
A useful diagnosis starts with how your business works. Tell me about your website, your numbers, and what's getting in the way. Explore potential bottlenecks and what to do next.
Start my diagnosisNo signup. No made-up score. Your answers stay in your browser until you choose to send an inquiry. Optional scans share only your public website URL with Google.
First, which journey are we diagnosing?
What kind of business is this?
Your questions and results will adjust to the way your customers buy.
Business context
Tell me what you're building around.
Just enough to make the next questions relevant. Business name and website are optional.
The numbers
Let's put the journey into perspective.
Use figures from the same recent month. Estimates are okay—leave unknown values blank. These numbers are self-reported, not verified.
What you already suspect
Where does it feel harder than it should?
Select any that sound familiar. You can also select none—this helps avoid forcing a problem that has not been established.
These selections are self-reported friction, not verified defects or independent website findings.
An optional technical check for the website you supplied. This checks Lighthouse metrics and common technical issues; it cannot verify revenue or lead conversion.
Running a scan shares your public website URL with Google PageSpeed Insights. No login credentials or business metrics are sent.
Know where to look. Get help making it work.
I work on ecommerce buying journeys, conversion-focused service websites, tracking, and custom automations. If you'd like help, your diagnostic can be the starting brief.
Your email app will open with a prefilled brief. Nothing is automatically sent.
This is an educational diagnostic using answers you provide. Any optional PageSpeed check is a technical lab snapshot, not an independent sales or conversion audit. No analytics account was connected and no revenue uplift is guaranteed.
A better starting point / 03
Sometimes the website isn't the problem.
Sometimes it's the wrong traffic. Sometimes it's unclear messaging or a slow response after someone gets in touch. Start with the business journey, then decide what needs to change.