We’ll review your marketing, website, and follow-up to uncover where opportunities slip away. Get specific findings and a prioritized plan for what to fix, test, or build next.
Tell us a little about your business so we can focus the review on what matters to you.
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02 / The connected journey
You’re investing in growth. But where is it paying off?
Your ads bring traffic, but too few enquiries. Leads come in, but follow-up depends on someone remembering. Your team repeats work that your software should handle.
Before adding another campaign, tool, or hire, find out what’s holding the business back.
01
Attract
Get the right people to your business.
02
Convert
Turn interest into leads on your website.
03
Measure
See what’s working and what’s not.
04
Follow up
Turn leads into real conversations.
03 / Start with the outcome
What should your audit unlock?
One useful starting point. Three ways to look at your business. We’ll agree on the focus before the review begins.
01 / PROTECT
Where are we wasting money?
Find what’s costing you more than it should. We look for weak conversion paths, missed follow-ups, disconnected tools, and repetitive work.
Know whether that website, tool, or automation is worth building. We identify the problem it should solve, the workflow it needs to support, and how you would measure its value.
See how an observation becomes a business decision. These anonymized examples are adapted from a SimplifAI furniture-retail audit.
A finding from a furniture-retail audit
Active advertising. No clear view of what becomes a sale.
What we observed
Branch-led ads directed customers toward different calls, messages, and showroom visits.
What we recommended
Connect campaigns to relevant product and location pages, then track enquiries and sales through the customer journey.
The business question
Which campaigns and locations deserve more investment?
03 / USEFUL AUTOMATION
Follow-up was an opportunity to build around.
Opportunity
Connect enquiry routing, quote follow-up, and cart recovery across the sales journey.
Recommended
Validate the workflow with the team before deciding what to automate.
Measure next
Time to first response, correct routing, and recovered carts or quotes.
These are findings and proposed actions, not claimed results. Confirming cost savings or revenue impact requires access to spend, sales, margin, and lead data.
Leave knowing what to fix, what to test, and what to leave alone.
Specific findings
What we observed and where, with evidence you can review.
Business implications
Why each issue could affect sales, costs, or your team’s time.
Prioritized recommendations
What deserves attention first, and what can wait.
An action roadmap
Next steps, dependencies, and the access needed to move forward.
04 / What we review
Four places to find the friction.
01
Audience & ads
Who you reach and what you promise.
02
Landing page clarity
How clearly the page explains the offer.
03
Conversion tracking
Whether important actions are being measured.
04
Lead handoff
What happens after someone enquires.
05 / Our process
From first look to clear next steps.
01
Request your audit
Share your website and a little business context.
02
Confirm the scope
We’ll clarify your goals and the access needed.
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Review your next moves
Understand the findings and what to prioritise.
06 / FAQ
A few things you might be wondering.
What does the audit cover?
We agree on a focus: cost leaks, revenue opportunities, or a system worth building. Depending on that focus, we may review your website, marketing, measurement, and operational workflows.
Will you need access to my accounts?
Some checks can start with your website. If account access is needed, we’ll explain what we need and help you grant the appropriate access. You won’t need to share passwords.
What happens after I request it?
We’ll contact you to understand your goals, confirm the scope, and explain the next steps.
Can you help implement the recommendations?
Yes. We can discuss implementation support after you’ve reviewed the findings and decided what you want to prioritise.
07 / Get started
Before you spend more, know what’s worth doing next.
Find the issues worth fixing and the opportunities worth investigating, with recommendations grounded in your business.