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See what a $47 audit looks like

A practical review of a business website, social page, or Google Business profile. I look for the fixes that make the page easier to trust, easier to understand, and easier to contact.

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Outcomes vary by business. This is a snapshot of how I think through a page, not a promise of rankings or call volume.

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Scope
Website, social profile, or Google Business profile
First impression
Offer clarity, trust cues, headline, mobile skim
Fix list
Prioritized tweaks and UX notes you can hand to whoever edits the page
Promo concept
One post idea with headline hook and caption direction
Next steps
What to do first if you only have an hour this week

What you get

A tight read, not a binder

The goal is not a giant report. It is a quick, useful read on what to fix first.

5 design and UX fixes

5 AI content ideas

One redesigned promo concept

One ready-to-use caption

Clear next steps

Sample thinking

Three sample audit scenarios

These are sample scenarios based on common local-business patterns, not paid client work. They show the kind of notes you get back, not a before-and-after scorecard.

Sample concept — not a real client audit

Mesa Pool Cleaner

Local service business

The service may be solid, but the page needs a clearer offer, stronger before-and-after visuals, and a faster way to request a quote.

Quick fixes

  • Put the main service and city in the first headline
  • Add a simple “Request a pool quote” CTA near the top
  • Use before-and-after photos with short captions
  • Add service area badges for Mesa and nearby cities
  • Turn weekly tips into Google Business posts

Promo concept

Green pool? Clear it this week.

Suggested CTA label: Request a pool quote

Sample concept — not a real client audit

Barber or Grooming Studio

Appointment-based local business

The brand may look good in person, but the online page needs clearer booking, pricing cues, and stronger trust signals.

Quick fixes

  • Put “Book an appointment” above the fold
  • Show top services with starting prices
  • Add 3 strong portfolio photos
  • Pin hours and location details clearly
  • Create weekly haircut/style post templates

Promo concept

Fresh cut, easy booking.

Suggested CTA label: Book your chair

Sample concept — not a real client audit

Mobile Detailer

Mobile service business

The offer needs to explain packages quickly and make it obvious that the service comes to the customer.

Quick fixes

  • Lead with “mobile detailing in Mesa”
  • Show package differences in a simple grid
  • Add trust cues like insured, mobile, appointment-only if true
  • Use car before-and-after visuals
  • Create a monthly maintenance promo post

Promo concept

Clean car, no shop visit.

Suggested CTA label: Get a mobile detail quote

Process

How it works

  1. Send the links

    You send your website, social page, or Google Business profile.

  2. I review the weak spots

    I check first impression, trust, mobile layout, offer clarity, and contact flow.

  3. You get a practical fix list

    You receive a short audit with fixes, content ideas, one promo concept, and next steps.

Optional next steps

If you want help after the audit

No pressure. Scope and fit matter more than upselling. Here is how follow-up work usually tiers.

$47 audit

Quick read, fix list, content ideas, and one promo concept.

$197 cleanup sprint

A tighter follow-up pass with more copy, graphics, CTA cleanup, and post ideas.

$500–$1,500 build project

Landing page, brand refresh, automation, app surface, or dashboard work depending on scope.

Timelines and deliverables depend on what you already have online. I will scope before any larger build and say no when it is not a fit.

Want a quick read on your page?

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