Fourteen-point site review
Check crawlability, on-page SEO, rich results, social proof, weight, image text, analytics, accessibility, site identity, theme warnings, social cards, sitemap freshness, links, and redirects.
SiteFit combines a practical website audit with Core Web Vitals, discoverability checks, and review-first traffic content for service businesses, nonprofits, local organizations, and other non-commerce sites.
Website owners are often handed a score without context, priorities, or language they can use to win attention. SiteFit connects technical findings to buyer questions, local discovery, social sharing, accessibility, and a concrete sequence of improvements.
Check crawlability, on-page SEO, rich results, social proof, weight, image text, analytics, accessibility, site identity, theme warnings, social cards, sitemap freshness, links, and redirects.
Bring performance, accessibility, SEO, and best-practice measurements into the same decision-ready report.
Identify sitemap, indexing, metadata, and structured-data work before investing in ongoing content.
Prepare consistent directory and citation copy for review across relevant business listings.
Draft concise, sourceable explanations that answer the questions buyers and modern search systems ask.
Create reviewable search-ad concepts tied to the organization’s main offer without publishing them automatically.
Start with the live URL and evaluate the site without credentials or changes.
Map issues to target services, locations, audiences, and conversion actions.
Separate immediate repairs, content opportunities, external distribution, measurement, and optional implementation.
SiteFit is platform-agnostic and begins with public, read-only evidence. Generated business content stays in a review state until a human approves it. Recommendations identify what was observed, what requires access, and what remains a hypothesis to test.
No. SiteFit is intentionally platform-agnostic and does not require an e-commerce catalog.
No. The first review works from the public website.
No. Draft outputs require review, and publishing is a separate authorized step.
Yes. The workflow includes local discovery, directory copy, service-page positioning, and search readiness.
A prioritized, evidence-based report and an implementation backlog tailored to the organization’s goals.
Capabilities reflect the documented Auto Secure Login platform as of August 4, 2026. Availability and onboarding requirements vary by product and organization.
We will map your current workflow, identify the smallest responsible pilot, and document the controls and acceptance criteria before expansion.