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What You Get

Sample engagement

A Denver wellness practice was getting walk-in traffic but almost no calls from the website.

The site looked current but the homepage didn't say what the practice specialized in, and there was no visible next step for visitors. The evaluation surfaced two high-priority fixes that took less than a week to implement.

Preliminary evaluation

Mountain States Interiors

www.mountainstatesinteriors.com

The homepage headline is your business name, not a description of what you do

What you see / "Welcome to Mountain States Interiors" is the hero headline. A first-time visitor has no idea whether you sell furniture, do renovations, or offer design consulting.

Why it matters / Visitors who can't figure out what you do in five seconds leave. Most won't scroll to find out.

What better looks like / "Custom interior design for Denver homes and businesses" tells the right person immediately they're in the right place.

Priority Matrix

  • Homepage headline — High Impact / Quick Win
  • Missing CTA — High Impact / Quick Win

How I approach the work

Every evaluation turns observations into priorities. Below is a sample executive summary and findings. The same structure appears in client reports.

WEBSITE EVALUATION REPORT: Sample Extract

Example Wellness Business

Confidential

4.2 / 10

Overall Digital Presence Score

Conversion Clarity3/10
SEO & Visibility4/10
User Experience6/10
Messaging & Positioning4/10

This site has a functional foundation but is not currently converting visitors into inquiries. The primary issues are a homepage that does not communicate the practice's specialization, no Google Business Profile, and a contact process that creates unnecessary friction. Three targeted fixes would materially improve inbound leads within 60 days.

Prepared by TechPerspectives · Denver, CO · techperspectives.co

Sample findings from this report:

SAMPLE FINDING: Website Evaluation Report

Priority: High

What We Found

Example: The homepage headline says 'Welcome to our website.' It does not tell a visitor what the business does, who it serves, or why they should stay.

Why It Matters

Example: Visitors often decide whether to stay or leave within seconds. A headline that does not answer 'what is this?' can send them to a competitor.

What Better Looks Like

Example: A headline that names the customer's problem and your solution, e.g. 'Neighborhood acupuncture for people who've tried everything else.' Specific, local, and immediately relevant.

TechPerspectives Website Evaluation · techperspectives.co

SAMPLE FINDING: SEO & Visibility Assessment

Priority: High

What We Found

Example: No Google Business Profile is claimed. When prospects search locally for this type of service, the business does not appear in the map results: the three listings that typically get the majority of clicks for local searches.

Why It Matters

Example: 72% of consumers who search for a local business visit one within 5 miles. Without a Google Business Profile, a business can be invisible to that entire category of buyer, people who are ready to purchase and searching right now.

What Better Looks Like

Example: A fully optimized Google Business Profile with correct NAP data, service categories, photos, and review responses. Often a few hours to set up properly and can generate inbound calls within days.

TechPerspectives SEO & Visibility Assessment · techperspectives.co

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