Every new website design or redesign project includes our four-tool Website Intelligence Review. We look at what the tools find, explain the useful findings and use them to guide a website built around your business.
A website can look polished and still have technical barriers, unclear next steps, email setup questions or missed places where customers might find the business. Each 360 Tool looks at a different part of that path.
Steve reviews the evidence, considers your business goals and explains which findings are useful for the agreed project. The result is a more informed plan for a new website, a rebuild or relevant improvements to an existing site.
These are diagnostic findings and research leads, not promises of rankings, enquiries, inbox placement or backlinks.
Watch Steve demonstrate each of the four 360 Tools. Select a video, then open its dedicated page to learn more.
The Scanner groups detectable SEO, AI readiness, security, technical health, accessibility and performance signals into a report. We look at the available evidence and discuss which findings matter before planning work on the site.
The Finder researches local, industry and business listing prospects based on what your business does and where it operates. Each suggestion is a lead to assess for relevance and eligibility before you decide whether to pursue a listing or possible backlink.
Part 1 reviews public mail routing and sender-policy records such as MX, SPF and DMARC. When a received test message is available, Part 2 adds message-level evidence, including DKIM where it can be verified.
The Scanner samples important pages to review the opening message, calls to action, trust signals, contact routes and mobile usability. It highlights possible friction in the visitor journey for Steve to assess in context.
We use the findings to discuss practical priorities with you. Automated results are checked in context; the agreed proposal defines which changes we make.
Review your current website and important enquiry paths to help set priorities for a redesign.
Review public email settings and investigate relevant business listings where appropriate.
Explain the findings and agreed improvements in plain language, with a useful next-step list.
The review is included with new website design and redesign projects. A scan may be limited by access or available evidence. Email repairs, advertising management, directory submissions and ongoing SEO are separately scoped when needed.
The tools give us useful evidence. Steve connects the findings to the work you are considering and explains the limits of each check.
The four-tool Website Intelligence Review is included with new website design and redesign projects. We explain which findings apply to your site and define the actual build work in the agreed project scope.
Yes. When relevant, we can use them while discussing an existing website, maintenance or an SEO project. We first confirm what is being reviewed and what follow-up work, if any, is included.
The tools review detectable information and produce findings or research leads. Repairs, email changes, directory submissions and custom work are separate actions that we discuss and scope with you.
No. A report cannot guarantee search rankings, leads, inbox delivery or accepted backlinks. Automated checks can miss context, so Steve reviews the evidence and explains where further investigation is useful.
Tell Steve what your business needs, and we will explain how the review fits your project.