25 tested buyer questions
Drawn from your sales notes, repeat enquiries, and operator memory. Where you do not have a list, I bring a vertical-appropriate starter set and we adjust together.
Lower-friction paid diagnostic
A fixed-fee audit that scores your existing website on the questions buyers actually ask before enquiring. Delivered as a written report. Recommends a sprint scope only if it is the right next step.
What you get
The audit is delivered as a single document you can read in one sitting and act on without further dependency on me.
Drawn from your sales notes, repeat enquiries, and operator memory. Where you do not have a list, I bring a vertical-appropriate starter set and we adjust together.
For each question: what your website returns today — search results, FAQs, course pages, blog posts, dead ends — scored on whether a real buyer would get there.
Where the buyer reaches an answer but no clear next step: course, service, employer enquiry, expert review, or escalation. The questions that lose enquiries silently.
The questions where no source exists on your website to answer them — the cases where buyers reach unsupported third-party material instead.
If a founding sprint is the right next step, the audit ends with a specific scoped recommendation. If it is not, you get an honest no.
Sample structure
The report is built to be read by a CEO and forwarded to a marketing or commercial lead without translation. No 60-page slide deck.
All testing is done against your public website. No customer data, no integration, no tracking pixels installed.
Who this is for
The audit is built for organisations that have a real catalogue, real source material, and a serious reason to make their website easier to answer.
Fixed fee
Fixed fee on enquiry. One reviewer call included. Diagnostic delivered as a written report within 10 working days of intake.
If the audit recommends a founding sprint and you proceed within 60 days, the audit fee is credited against the sprint scope.
If a founding sprint is the more appropriate first step for your situation, the sprint page explains it directly.
Audit FAQ
If your question is not here, ask it on the enquiry form. You will get a direct reply.
An SEO audit measures rankings, backlinks, and indexation. An answerability audit measures whether real buyer questions get useful answers, sources, and next-step routes. The two are complementary but answer different questions.
Ideally from your sales notes, repeat enquiries, FAQs, and operator memory. If you do not have a list, I bring a starter set drawn from your vertical and we adjust it during the intake call before any testing begins.
No. The audit is run against your public website. No CMS access, no analytics access, no customer data. Internal source documents can be added by your team if relevant.
Then the report says so and explains why. There is no upsell pressure. Where a different next step is appropriate — internal content work, catalogue restructure, or no action at all — the report will say that.
Yes, when it is the right next step. The audit ends with a specific scoped recommendation. The audit fee is credited against the sprint if you proceed within 60 days.
Request an audit
Tell me your website, your category, and what buyers struggle to find. I will reply with confirmation, the fixed fee, and an intake call slot.
If the audit is not the right fit, I will say so on that first call.