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WEBSITE MOT AND WEBSITE AUDIT

If your website feels slow, dated, or is not bringing in enquiries, a Website MOT gives you a clear view of what is going wrong and how to fix it. I review speed, structure, content and SEO, then give you a prioritised plan you can act on.

WHAT YOU GET

  • Manual review of your key pages and user journeys
  • Performance checks on mobile and desktop
  • On-page SEO review (titles, headings, internal links, intent)
  • Technical checks (broken links, layout issues, UX friction)
  • A short video walkthrough explaining the findings
  • A prioritised action list, quick wins first

WHAT A WEBSITE MOT IS

A Website MOT is a focused website audit that checks how well your site supports your business goals. No vague reports. No jargon. You get practical fixes that improve clarity, trust and conversions.

WHY IT MATTERS

Most underperforming sites do not need a full rebuild. They need a clear diagnosis and a simple plan. A Website MOT helps you stop guessing, avoid wasted spend, and focus on the changes that actually improve enquiries.

WHO THIS IS FOR

  • Small businesses with a DIY or legacy website that feels tired
  • Owners who know the site should perform better but are not sure why
  • Teams planning a redesign who need a clear brief first
  • Businesses that rely on search enquiries but are slipping down results

EXAMPLES OF IMPROVEMENTS

  • Service business: more enquiries after simplifying the homepage and contact journey
  • Local trader: faster mobile load times reduced bounce and increased calls
  • Online retailer: clearer product layout improved completed checkouts

NEXT STEPS

Send your website address and what you want it to achieve. I will review it and come back with a short Website MOT video and a clear action plan.

Based in Oxford, we provide website audits for businesses across London, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Milton Keynes and the Cotswolds.

If you want help implementing the fixes, we can support you with web design and SEO, but there is no obligation.