Website & SEO Audit for WordPress Sites: Find What’s Costing Leads

You have a WordPress site that looks fine but doesn’t bring in leads. You’ve tried a few things, but it’s hard to know what’s actually wrong. You want someone to look at the whole thing, not just a surface scan, and tell you exactly what’s costing you.

A WordPress site works when every part clicks together. The audit checks your plugins, theme, and site structure the way Google sees them. It finds broken links, missing meta tags, slow pages from plugin bloat, and security holes that scare off visitors. Each finding comes with a screenshot or a test result, not just a vague warning. You get a list of what to fix, in plain English, with the biggest impact first.

WordPress gives you control, but that means you’re also in charge of the details. A single plugin update can break your tracking. A wrong permalink setting can hide pages from search engines. A heavy theme can slow your site without you knowing. Most site owners don’t see these things until leads stop coming. This audit looks for the WordPress-specific gremlins that other scans miss.

Cost depends on how much ground you want covered. A small site with a handful of pages and a few competitors takes less time than a large one with hundreds of pages. Ballpark, you’re looking at a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars. It’s a hands-on review, not a cheap automated report. The time it takes is usually a few days to a week, start to finish.

You reach out and describe what’s happening. Then Scott Gerke reads every page of your site, checks the backend settings, and runs technical tests. He compares your site to the ones you’re up against in search results. He writes up the findings in a report you can understand, with receipts for every issue. You go over it together on a call so you know where to start.

Afterward, you have a clear picture of what’s wrong and what to do first. You know exactly which fixes will bring in more leads. No more guessing, no more waiting for the phone to ring.