Most business owners don't know what Google is struggling to understand on their website. Find out what's holding your site back — and get clear, practical recommendations you can act on.
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A Website Can Look Good and Still Be Underperforming
Many websites lose enquiries every day because of avoidable SEO problems — things that are invisible to the business owner but completely obvious to search engines.
Missing page titles. No local keywords. Broken internal links. Slow pages. No schema markup. Thin content. Unclear calls to action. Any one of these can reduce your visibility in Google and cost you potential customers.
The good news is that small, targeted improvements can have a real impact. Fixing the right things — even just a few of them — can make a meaningful difference to how many people find and contact your business.
The report gives you a clear starting point — not vague SEO advice, but specific things you can see and act on.
Common Issues the Report May Identify
Page titles that don't mention your services or area
Missing or confusing heading structure
Pages that Google can't find or index
No local SEO signals — your area isn't mentioned properly
Slow page load times
Poor mobile experience
No schema markup for your business type
Thin or duplicate content
Calls to action that visitors can't find
Missing trust signals like reviews or testimonials
What the Free SEO Analysis Report May Review
Your website will be reviewed from the perspective of SEO, Search Engine Optimisation, technical website quality, content, local visibility, and enquiry generation.
Page titles and meta descriptions
H1 and heading structure
Indexability and crawlability — whether Google can find your important pages
Mobile usability
Site speed and Core Web Vitals indicators
Internal linking
Broken links or obvious technical issues
Service page structure
Location page opportunities
Local SEO signals
Google Business Profile alignment, where relevant
Schema markup and structured data
Image optimisation and alt text
Content depth and relevance
Keyword targeting
Duplicate or thin content
Calls to action
Contact form visibility
Trust signals
Conversion issues
Basic competitor and search opportunity observations, where practical
This is only part of the wider checklist. The exact review depends on the website.
Find Out What Is Holding Your Website Back
Get a clearer picture of your website's SEO — what's working, what's not, and what to fix first.
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Not an automated scan. Your website gets individual attention.
Practical recommendations
Specific things you can see and act on — not vague advice.
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Please allow up to 24 hours during busy periods.
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Why a Fresh Set of Eyes on Your SEO Matters
It's hard to spot problems on your own website. A structured review can reveal things that are quietly costing you visibility, traffic, and enquiries.
See What Google Sees
Google doesn't read your website the way a human does. It looks at your code structure, page titles, headings, schema, and speed. If these aren't set up properly, even a great-looking site can struggle to rank.
Get Clear Priorities
Not all SEO issues are equal. The report highlights what's most likely to make a difference first, so you can focus on the changes that matter most rather than guessing what to fix.
Quick Wins Add Up
Small, targeted improvements — a better page title, clearer headings, fixing broken links — can accumulate into a meaningful difference in how many people find and contact your business.
Is This Report for You?
This report is designed for UK small business owners, tradespeople, local service businesses, and anyone who relies on their website to generate enquiries.
You have a website but it doesn't seem to bring in many enquiries
You're not sure whether your SEO is working or not
You want to understand what Google sees on your site
You've paid for SEO before but weren't sure what changed
Your website looks fine but doesn't show up on Google
You want a clear starting point for improving your online visibility
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Everything you need to know about the free SEO analysis report.
What is a free SEO analysis report?
It's a detailed, personalised review of your website's search engine optimisation. I look at your site from Google's perspective — checking how well it's structured, whether it targets the right keywords, if there are technical issues holding it back, and how it could generate more enquiries. You receive a written report with clear, practical recommendations. It's not a generic automated scan — it's a real person reviewing your site and explaining what matters.
Why are you offering the SEO report for free?
The report is free because some business owners will later ask Hello Website to carry out the recommended improvements. There is no obligation to do that. The report should still be useful even if you choose to make the changes yourself or use someone else. It's a straightforward way to show you what's going on with your website and let you decide what happens next.
Is there any obligation after I receive the report?
None whatsoever. You receive the report and can do whatever you like with it. Make the changes yourself, hand it to another developer, or ask Hello Website to help — entirely your choice. No follow-up sales calls, no pressure, no strings attached.
How quickly will I receive the report?
Reports are often sent within the hour. Please allow up to 24 hours during busy periods. I review each website individually, so the time depends on demand — but I always aim to get it to you as quickly as possible.
What does the SEO analysis include?
The report covers page titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, crawlability, mobile usability, site speed, internal linking, broken links, service page structure, location page opportunities, local SEO signals, Google Business Profile alignment, schema markup, image optimisation, content depth, keyword targeting, duplicate or thin content, calls to action, contact form visibility, trust signals, conversion issues, and basic competitor observations. This is part of a wider checklist and the exact review depends on the website.
Can small SEO changes really make a difference?
Yes — surprisingly often. A missing H1, a page title that doesn't mention your service or area, a slow-loading page, or no local schema markup can all hold a website back. Fixing these things won't guarantee a number-one ranking, but it can meaningfully improve how visible your site is in Google. Sometimes the difference between page five and page one is a handful of focused improvements.
What is an H1 heading and why is it important?
An H1 heading is the main heading on a web page — it tells Google (and visitors) what the page is about. Every page should have exactly one H1, and it should include relevant keywords naturally. Many websites are missing their H1 entirely, or have multiple H1s that confuse search engines. It's one of the simplest and most impactful things to get right.
What are title tags and meta descriptions?
Title tags are the clickable headlines that appear in Google search results. Meta descriptions are the short summaries beneath them. Together, they're the first thing people see when your site appears in search — and they're a direct ranking factor (titles) and click-through driver (descriptions). Many websites have missing, duplicate, or vague titles and descriptions that waste an easy opportunity.
What is technical SEO?
Technical SEO refers to the behind-the-scenes elements that help search engines crawl, understand, and rank your website. This includes things like whether your pages can be indexed, how fast they load, whether they work well on mobile, if there are broken links, and whether the site has a clean structure. A website that looks fine to a human can still have significant technical problems that stop it ranking well in Google.
What is local SEO and why does it matter?
Local SEO is about making your website visible to people searching for your services in your area. If you're a plumber in Cardiff, you want to show up when someone searches 'plumber Cardiff' or 'plumber near me'. Local SEO involves optimising your Google Business Profile, building local citations, creating location-specific pages, and making sure your site clearly tells Google where you work and what you do. For trades and local businesses, it's often the most valuable type of SEO.
What is schema markup?
Schema markup is structured data code that helps search engines understand your website's content more precisely. For example, it tells Google you're a local business, what services you offer, your opening hours, and your service area. Schema can also enable rich results in search — like star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, and service details directly in the search listing. Many websites don't have any schema at all, which is a missed opportunity.
Why does website speed matter for SEO?
Google uses page speed as a ranking factor — slower sites rank lower. But it also affects user behaviour. Studies consistently show that visitors abandon sites that take more than a few seconds to load. If your site is slow, you're losing both rankings and potential customers. Speed issues are often straightforward to fix — large unoptimised images, excessive scripts, and poor hosting are the most common culprits.
Why does mobile friendliness matter?
More than 60% of web traffic now comes from mobile devices, and Google uses mobile-first indexing — meaning it primarily looks at the mobile version of your site when deciding where to rank you. If your site is hard to use on a phone, Google will rank it lower and visitors will leave. A mobile-friendly site isn't optional anymore — it's essential.
Can a good-looking website still have poor SEO?
Absolutely — and this is very common. A website can look polished and professional while still having major SEO problems: missing page titles, no heading structure, no local keywords, no schema markup, slow load times, poor mobile experience, or thin content. The design says one thing to a human visitor, but Google sees something completely different underneath. That's exactly the kind of thing the report identifies.
Will the report tell me exactly what needs fixing?
Yes. The report focuses on clear, specific recommendations rather than vague advice. You'll see what the issues are, why they matter, and what you or your developer could do about them. No jargon overload — just straightforward explanations and practical next steps.
Do you only work with businesses in Cardiff or South Wales?
No — Hello Website works with clients across the entire UK and also in the Algarve region of Portugal. Whether you're a plumber in Plymouth, an electrician in Edinburgh, or a restaurant in Lagos, the report will look at your website from the perspective of your local market and the customers you're trying to reach.
Can you carry out the SEO fixes for me if I want help?
Yes. If after receiving the report you'd like Hello Website to carry out the recommended improvements, that can be arranged. There's no obligation — but if you decide you'd rather have it handled for you, just get in touch and we can discuss what's involved.
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