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Find out exactly where your site is costing you deals with this Website Performance Audit. 28 questions that you need to be asking.
April 23, 2026
We’ve heard it more than once: “We have a great product, but I hesitate to send people to our website. It will just confuse them!”
We ran a workshop built around one uncomfortable question: Is your website actually helping your sales team close deals?
The companies in that room were doing real work. Solid pipelines. Strong products. Genuine expertise. But their sales teams kept running into the same problem: prospects would visit the website and come back confused, or worse, go quiet entirely.
The issue was never the product. It was the gap between what these companies actually do and what their website communicates. Traffic was flowing in (though sometimes not even that). Credibility was leaking out.
This audit was built to close that gap.
Score your website across four areas: first impressions, navigation, messaging clarity, and human readability. Walk away with a number and a clear picture of what to fix first.
What’s Inside
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Four sections. One honest score.
1. The 3-Second Signal
A first-time visitor will decide whether to stay or leave before they scroll. Can they tell what you do, who you serve, and why it matters in that window? This section measures whether your homepage earns attention or loses it.
2. The Navigation Paradox
More menu options feels like more coverage. In practice, it usually creates more confusion. This section evaluates whether your site is guiding visitors toward the right next step, or leaving them to figure it out on their own.
3. The Clarity Multiplier
When your messaging forces people to work to understand you, they leave. Every sentence that requires translation is a prospect you just lost. This section finds the friction in your copy, your calls to action, and your value proposition.
4. The Human Test
Hand your homepage to someone outside your company and ask them to explain what you do. If they struggle, your site is speaking to insiders instead of buyers. Most sites fail this one, and it is often the single biggest reason prospects disengage.
