It's one of your main marketing tools, so when did you last change it?

We are getting more businesses and organisations asking us to review their digital footprint and it's surprising how often their website is not delivering either a high customer experience, is not optimised to capture web traffic and is not delivering their business goals.
A website audit is the fundamental first step to in determining where a client’s current digital marketing strategy is at and provides the foundation on which to set targets for the future. So before we start our reviews or audits we like to find our about our client and get them to tell us about their business goals, their sales strategy and competitive positioning, value proposition and their brand identity. This is important because as we go through the audit we need to understand what your goals are to make sure your website is geared to achieving these goals.
Very broadly this is what to review in your website audit:
- Branding
- Design
- Coding
- Usability
- Content
- Keyword Focus
- On-Page SEO
- Social Media
- Mobile
- Grammar and ticking all the boxes police
So you've done the website audit and now you can sit back and plan your holiday to Bora Bora with all that extra web traffic coming your way?
Sadly, no, it's just the beginning. A website audit provides a foundation for building a better digital home base for a business or organisation, but it is far from the end of the auditing process. In today’s digital marketing world there are important channels that businesses and brands own (their website, catalogues) and other channels that they rent from others (social media platforms). While the primary website of a business is a great place to start an audit, and while it is essential to get the website reviewed, these other channels need auditing, too!
It’s a daunting list but if you need assistance with your digital audits please reach out and connect with us, we would love to help you improve your digital footprint so you can plan that Bora Bora holiday!