The offer is a slogan
Visitors need what you do, who it is for, and whether you cover their job — not a stock headline. If they have to decode the homepage, they leave.
DIY website mistakes
The expensive mistakes are quiet: the offer is unclear, the number is below the fold on a phone, the form asks for too much, or the page takes too long to finish loading. Those are the same spots a free StonksGoUp assessment ranks first.
The list
This is the same order we use on written assessments — not a 40-page audit. Comparing builders? See Wix vs hiring a designer.
Visitors need what you do, who it is for, and whether you cover their job — not a stock headline. If they have to decode the homepage, they leave.
On a phone, the number and form have to be reachable without hunting. Click-to-call is the conversion path for service work, not a footer afterthought.
Most of the traffic is on a phone. Heavy sliders, uncompressed photos, and leftover builder widgets are where that traffic leaves. Compressing a homepage shot is the same idea as our own work images.
Name, email, a URL or job, and an optional note is enough. Extra fields, captchas stacked on captchas, and “what matters most” quizzes are how inquiries die.
Questions
You can fix these yourself. If you would rather we rebuild it, the published price is $999 one time.
Not always. An assessment will say whether it is a ten-minute change or real work. If the platform cannot support the changes, we will say that before anyone spends $999.
Some of it is on-page setup. Hiding the offer and the phone loses leads even if you rank. Ongoing SEO is a separate $399 per month add-on on pricing.
Three to five prioritized fixes, usually within two business days. No card, no required call. Send the site.
Often. The $99 monthly care plan is for sites that already exist. We review the platform first.
Free website assessment
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