How to audit your website for conversion blockers

Nova crawls the site, scores performance, SEO, accessibility and conversion paths, and returns the top fixes in priority order, each with the evidence behind it.

Website Crew

When you need this

Traffic arrives but leads do not, and nobody can say which page, form or load problem is costing you. You want a ranked list of fixes, not a slide deck of observations.

How the crew does it

  1. Crawl the site and load the baseline

    Website Crew

    Nova crawls your domain and runs the audit engine across performance, on-page SEO, accessibility, usability and the conversion funnel. Echo records the before-state so later changes have something to be measured against.

  2. Diagnose the blockers

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    Nova ties each finding to a page and a piece of evidence: a slow largest paint, a missing call to action, a form with too many fields. Findings without evidence are dropped.

  3. Check brand fit on proposed fixes

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    Iris reviews any fix that changes copy or layout against your brand voice before it reaches you.

  4. Rank the fixes

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    Each fix carries a type, target URL, rationale, evidence and a risk rating, ordered by likely impact on leads.

  5. Pick what ships

    You

    You review the ranked list and approve the fixes you want built. Low-risk fixes can ship inside the guardrails you set; anything visual or risky stays staged until you say go.

What waits for you

Which fixes move forward, and every visual or copy change before it is published or merged.

Connect

Website access, google_analytics, Brand voice document

Measured by

Site issues resolved against the baseline crawl, Core Web Vitals movement on the pages that changed, and lead movement Echo can attribute to the fixes.

Limits

Needs a crawlable domain. Without GA4, impact is judged from crawl and heuristic data rather than real traffic. Changes stay as proposals until CMS or code access is connected and you approve them.