Crawlability and Indexing
Make sure important pages can be reached and understood by search engines.
Website Design and Development
Technical Website Audit
Find What Blocks the Next Inquiry.
Know What to Fix First.
Find the technical barriers between a visit and an inquiry. We connect search access, page speed, mobile usability, and form delivery with a clear order of work.
Find What Interrupts the Customer
Trace important service pages, mobile visits, and inquiry forms.
Know Which Fix Comes First
See the evidence, business impact, and recommended action.
Get Help Beyond the Report
Agree who will make the changes and how to verify them.
Start With Your Website
Tell Us About Your Website
Share your website and your goals.
We will discuss scope, cost, and the next step before work begins.
Your details go to Revenue Surge to respond to this request.
Websites. Search. Customer Acquisition.
Over 20 years of website and marketing experience.
Uncover Hidden Problems
Find what is limiting search, speed, and usability.
Turn Findings Into a Plan
See the evidence and what to improve first.
Build a Stronger Website
Move from technical findings to useful fixes.
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Technical Review Areas
Search access, speed, usability, and more
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Steps From Audit to Action
Review, prioritize, report, and verify
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Clear Order of Work
The evidence, the fix, and what comes first
The Problems You Cannot See
Your Website Should Win Business. Not Lose It.
You have invested in your website and the visitors reaching it. A slow page, an invisible service, or a broken contact path can waste that effort. We look for the barriers that deserve attention before you commit to more work.
Slow Pages Test Their Patience.
Heavy pages and long waits can end a visit before your offer is seen.
Important Pages Go Unseen.
Blocked pages, broken links, and conflicting settings can limit discovery.
The Inquiry Never Reaches You.
A broken form or awkward mobile path can stop a potential customer.
Loading
Reach the content without a long wait.
Mobile Use
Read, navigate, and act on a phone.
Contact
Submit an inquiry and confirm delivery.
What We Look For
A Clear Route From Service to Inquiry.
From Discovery to a Delivered Inquiry
A Customer Should Not Have to Work Around Your Website.
Common barriers at four checkpoints. We investigate each one, from search access to the message reaching your team.
Be Found
An important service page is blocked.
We check crawl access and index settings.
Use the Page
The mobile page is difficult to use.
We check loading, layout, and controls.
Send the Inquiry
A valid form submission fails.
We test validation and confirmation.
Reach Your Team
The message does not arrive.
We check the route through to receipt.
What We Review
A Stronger Website Starts With the Right Checks.
We review eight connected foundations of a useful business website. Findings are tied to affected pages, practical fixes, and the customer actions they support.
Speed and Core Web Vitals
Find slow loading, delayed responses, and shifting layouts.
Mobile Experience
Check navigation, content, controls, and the contact path on phones.
HTTPS and Site Health
Review secure delivery, mixed content, and visible maintenance concerns.
Site Architecture
Check internal links, redirects, page structure, and broken destinations.
Content and Metadata
Review page titles, headings, duplicate signals, and structured data.
Accessibility
Identify practical barriers in keyboard use, labels, focus, and contrast.
Forms and Measurement
Test inquiry functionality and relevant tracking where access is available.
The review is scoped to your website. Specialist security testing and formal accessibility certification are separate services.
See What You Get
See the Evidence. Know the Next Move.
You should be able to understand the finding, choose a priority, and brief the person making the change. Each recommendation connects the affected page, business consequence, proposed action, and verification.
Evidence
A valid inquiry fails.
Priority
Customer contact is blocked.
Action
Repair validation and routing.
Verify
Confirm submission and receipt.
Clear summary of the findings
Evidence from affected pages
Recommended fixes in priority order
A way to verify the work
Turn the Findings Into a Plan.
Tell us where your website is falling short. We will discuss the review, your priorities, and the next step.
Talk About Your Website →From Issue to Action
| Example Finding | Potential Impact | Priority to Validate |
|---|---|---|
| Blocked service page | Missing search visibility | Critical |
| Form submission error | Missed inquiries | Critical |
| Slow server response | Longer wait for content | High |
| Oversized images | Heavy mobile downloads | High |
| Broken internal links | Missing destinations | Medium |
| Duplicate page titles | Unclear page purpose | Medium |
Example Recommendation
Restore the Inquiry Form.
The issue: A required field prevents a valid inquiry from being submitted.
The action: Correct validation and confirm the submission reaches its destination.
The check: Test errors, a valid submission, confirmation, stored details, and receipt.
Put Your Effort Where It Counts
Focus on the Fixes That Matter.
Start with the problems that can stop customers from finding you or getting in touch. We prioritize by business impact, how many important pages are affected, and the effort needed to make a useful fix.
Make the Navigation Clear
The issue: Similar labels and too many routes hide useful service information.
Our fix: Group services, name links clearly, and make important pages easy to find.
Prepare the Images
The issue: A large image adds download work without helping visitors choose a service.
Our fix: Resize and compress imagery, then review how the page loads.
Repair the Inquiry Path
The issue: The message fails and the contact action is easy to miss.
Our fix: Check validation and delivery, then make the next step clear.
Build a Real Phone Layout
The issue: Desktop columns shrink into tiny text and sideways scrolling.
Our fix: Rework the narrow layout with readable text and reachable controls.
Measure the Difference
A Better Website. A Clearer Picture of Progress.
See what changed, confirm that the fix works, and agree what to watch next. Your report connects each recommendation with a clear way to verify the work.
Actual Rosensteel Fleishman project screenshots show an earlier website and the updated design.
Archived Website
Updated Website
Check the Work
A Fix Should Come With a Test.
We identify what needs to change and how to check that the work is complete.
Record the Starting Point
Document the affected page, the problem, and the conditions used to check it.
Retest the Affected Pages
Repeat the relevant checks after the fix and look for related problems.
Confirm the Customer Action
Follow the contact path through validation, submission, confirmation, and receipt.
| Review Area | What We Verify |
|---|---|
| Search Access | Important pages can be crawled and their index settings match the intended purpose. |
| Mobile Experience | Navigation, content, and controls remain usable at the agreed device sizes. |
| Inquiry Form | Validation, submission, confirmation, saved details, and notification behavior. |
| Page Performance | Comparable page tests, with test conditions and available real user data documented. |
A Dental Practice Engagement
Website and SEO. More New Patients.
During a three month website design and SEO engagement, a dental practice increased new patients from 19 to 33 per month. Paid advertising was not part of this engagement.
New Patients per Month
↑ 74% increase
19
33
Starting Point
After Three Months
+14
more new patients per month
The Context Behind the Result.
Website Design + SEO
One combined engagement brought website design and search work together.
A Three Month Comparison
The chart compares monthly new patient totals at the start and end of the engagement.
No Paid Ads in This Engagement
Paid advertising was not included in this specific website and SEO engagement.
A Clear Offer. A Direct Booking Path.
Forever Young website project. Service information and a prominent booking button give interested visitors a clear next step.
Why Revenue Surge
Get the Diagnosis. Have a Team for the Fix.
A technical error list is only useful when someone can turn it into the right work. Revenue Surge brings website development, search, and customer acquisition together so recommendations reflect the services you sell and the customers you want.
Over 20 Years of Experience
Website, search, and marketing experience helps us connect technical findings with the way your business wins customers.
Evidence Your Team Can Use
Know which page is affected, what needs to change, and what will demonstrate that the work is complete.
Implementation With a Clear Scope
We can carry the findings through agreed development work or coordinate with your existing team, then repeat the checks that show whether the fix is complete.
Our Audit Process
From the First Review to a Verified Fix.
Your request starts a conversation about the website, business priorities, and access. We agree the scope, cost, timing, and responsibilities before the audit begins.
Run the Audit
Review the agreed pages, technical checks, and available data.
Analyze and Prioritize
Validate findings and connect them with your website and business priorities.
Get Your Report
Receive clear evidence, recommendations, and practical next steps.
Implement and Verify
Agree who will make changes and how the work will be checked.
Client Perspectives
The Detail Matters. So Does the Team.
He does great work and he gets things up and running very quickly! I have been very pleased...
Dr. Raj Kakar
Dr. Kakar’s Pillow
Revenue Surge has created websites, landing page and optimization that has supported the digital strategies of THOR Associates as well as our clients. All with fantastic results...
Fern Lee
THOR Associates
The web design provided by Dave was second to none and we've been in the direct response space for over two decades. With Revenue Surge, we ran creative digital marketing campaigns designed to optimize conversion as well as average ticket price...
Jason Galvin
Google · November 7, 2022Before You Request Your Audit
Technical Website Audit Questions.
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What Is the Difference Between a Technical Audit and an SEO Audit?
A technical audit concentrates on website access, performance, structure, usability, and functionality. Our broader SEO audit also reviews content, search opportunities, authority, and the customer path. We help you choose the scope that fits your needs.
What Will I Receive?
The agreed deliverable can include an executive summary, supporting findings, affected pages, recommended actions, and an order of priority. We confirm the format and scope before work begins.
How Much Does a Technical Website Audit Cost?
Cost depends on site size, platform, complexity, access, and the questions you need answered. Submit your website and priorities so we can discuss a suitable scope and cost.
How Long Does an Audit Take?
Timing depends on the agreed work and access to the website and relevant data. We discuss a realistic schedule before the audit begins.
Can You Audit WordPress, Shopify, or a Custom Website?
Tell us which platform you use. Public checks apply across platforms, while deeper investigation and implementation depend on the system and available access. We confirm suitability before committing to the work.
Do You Implement the Recommendations?
We can discuss implementation by Revenue Surge or coordination with your existing website team. The audit and any subsequent work are scoped by agreement.
Will Fixing Technical Issues Improve My Rankings?
Removing technical barriers can help search engines access your content and improve the visitor experience. Rankings and inquiries also depend on content, competition, relevance, and other factors. No ranking or revenue outcome is guaranteed.
Will You Need Passwords or Analytics Access?
Public pages provide a useful starting point. Where relevant, we discuss appropriate access to search, analytics, hosting, or the website. Do not send passwords or private customer information through this form.
How Often Should a Website Be Audited?
A review can be useful after a redesign, migration, major platform change, unexplained performance decline, or as part of an agreed maintenance plan. The right frequency depends on your website.
What Happens After I Submit the Form?
We review your website and priorities, then get in touch to discuss fit, scope, cost, and the next step. Submitting the form does not commit you to an audit or an implementation package.
Stop Guessing What Needs to Change
Know What Needs Attention. Make Your Next Website Investment Count.
Share your website and the problem you want to solve. We will help you choose the right review and discuss the next step.
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