Problem areas
We call out the parts of the current site that are slowing people down, confusing them, or making them hesitate.
Website and lead-flow audit
Find the leaks in your electrician lead flow.
A focused review of your site, quote path, and follow-up. We look for friction, trust gaps, and missed handoffs so you know what to fix first — and what to leave alone.
Current site review
Quote path
Proof
Quick wins
What the audit delivers
A practical read on what is costing you enquiries.
Priority fixes
You get the highest-impact changes first, so the next step is obvious and the low-value noise drops away.
Next-page direction
If the site needs strategy or implementation, the audit tells you exactly which path to take next.
What we look at
The short list that matters.
Lead capture path
How the customer moves from problem to quote request, and where the process creates drag.
Service-page clarity
Whether the site clearly spells out the jobs you do, the areas you serve, and the kinds of customers you want.
Trust and proof
Licence details, reviews, recent work, and response expectations — shown early enough to matter.
Follow-up behaviour
How quickly enquiries are handled, what information is captured, and whether the next step is obvious.
Best fit
Good if the work is there, but the leads are messy.
FAQ
Before you ask, yes, it's meant to be blunt.
Will this tell me if I need a new website?
Yes. Sometimes the answer is "fix the current one". Sometimes it's "rebuild it". The audit is there to make that call honestly.
Is this just design feedback?
No. Design matters, but the real job is conversion: getting the right enquiry in, with less friction, and making the next step obvious.
What do I get at the end?
A direct summary of what is broken, what to fix first, and what service to use next if you want the work handled for you.
Best next move.
If you want the quick diagnosis, book the audit. If you already know the site needs a plan, move to strategy.