Search access
Can Google crawl and index the important pages, and are canonicals, redirects and sitemap signals consistent?
A practical SEO and conversion scorecard for Johannesburg businesses that want to know what to fix before buying a campaign, redesign or monthly package.
Request an opportunity reviewA simple view of the strongest growth constraint
Checks for Google access, indexation and clean architecture
Local trust signals tied to reviews, profile and proof
Conversion questions that reveal why visitors leave
The most expensive problem is often not low traffic. It is a page that receives the right visitor and still gives that person no reason to stay, trust or act.
Our scorecard reflects the operating lessons behind successful local websites: every important page needs access, relevance, proof and a clear next action. Missing one piece weakens the whole system.
Owners comparing SEO proposals
Businesses preparing a redesign
Sites with traffic but few enquiries
Local companies planning Google Ads or SEO
These checks make the invisible parts of SEO and conversion easier to discuss before money is spent.
Can Google crawl and index the important pages, and are canonicals, redirects and sitemap signals consistent?
Does each commercial keyword have one clear page owner, or are multiple pages competing for the same job?
Does the first mobile screen confirm the service, area, proof and next action without requiring a long scroll?
Do the website, Google Business Profile, reviews, address/service-area signals and business details reinforce the same story?
Can a cautious buyer see evidence, process, guarantees where legitimate, response expectations and enough safety to make contact?
Does the site answer the real problems customers search for, or does it depend only on broad service pages and social media posts?
We check whether important pages can be crawled, indexed, understood and reached through clean internal links.
We review whether a visitor quickly sees the service, area, proof, next step and reason to choose the business.
We rank the fixes by commercial impact so the first investment solves the constraint most likely to unlock enquiries.
Reviewed September 2026
Yes. The scorecard is designed to help a business owner think clearly about the website. If the answers show a serious opportunity, we can turn it into a scoped audit or implementation plan.
Not always. Sometimes the first fix is a stronger service page, clearer local proof, better internal linking or Google Business Profile work. Rebuilding is only recommended when the current foundation is blocking growth.
A ranking improvement is wasted when visitors do not trust the page or cannot see the next step. Search and conversion have to be diagnosed together.