Find what is getting in the way of a useful website—and decide what to fix first. I help Reno, Sparks, and Northern Nevada businesses improve existing websites through focused investigation and practical implementation.
Work directly with Chris Hill to connect technical findings with your content, customer experience, and business priorities. Remote projects are welcome nationwide.
Choose the starting point that fits your question. You can commission a paid audit without running the free check first, and decide on implementation after reviewing the findings.
A starting point for a quick look at technical basics.
What you receive: An automated snapshot of selected technical SEO findings and a homepage mobile performance test, when available.
It does not include my personal review, a full-site audit, or fixes. A good score does not establish whether your content explains your services well or whether inquiries reach your business.
Run the Free SEO CheckMy investigation of a specific problem or a broader set of questions.
What you receive: Documented findings with affected pages, supporting evidence, priorities, and recommended changes. I interpret the findings against your services, customers, and business goals.
The proposal defines the pages and questions covered, access needed, deliverables, and fee. The audit can stand on its own; implementation is included only when the proposal explicitly names that work.
Discuss a Paid Website AuditTurn the recommendations into checked website changes.
What you receive: The fixes in your implementation scope, checks of affected pages and functionality, and a record of completed work. This might mean correcting broken destinations, clarifying a service page, improving a form, or addressing a loading problem.
I can handle the changes or provide findings for your existing developer. The work, responsibilities, fee, and follow-up checks are defined before implementation begins. You can start with the highest-priority fixes rather than commit to a rebuild.
See What the Audit DeliversA site can load quickly and still leave customers confused. I examine the areas that matter to your question, whether that is poor visibility, an awkward inquiry process, or uncertainty about a redesign.
Can visitors understand your services, find relevant information, and take the next step? I review messaging, navigation, mobile layouts, and key journeys for gaps or unnecessary friction.
For a local service business, that includes clear service-area information and the questions customers need answered before calling.
I investigate relevant indexing settings, canonical URLs, redirects, broken destinations, metadata, and internal links. Available Search Console evidence helps distinguish a technical obstacle from a content or visibility problem.
For ongoing search work, explore local SEO for Reno and Sparks.
I review loading behavior and the mobile experience, using performance tests alongside the actual pages. Findings are prioritized by their likely effect on visitors and the work needed to address them.
The goal is a responsive, usable website—not changes made solely to chase a test score.
I review the route from interest to inquiry, including form usability and available tracking. Where delivery testing is part of the scope, I coordinate it with you so test messages are clearly identified.
A button click and a received inquiry are different signals. The review identifies what you can currently measure and what needs verification.
Your paid audit gives you a documented basis for deciding what to fix, what to keep, and where to invest next.
The audit fee depends on the number of pages, depth of investigation, and access required. Bring your website address, the problem you want to solve, and any relevant examples or reports; I define the scope and price before starting.
I can implement the agreed improvements or work alongside your existing developer. If the findings point to a larger change, compare website design and redesign. For continued improvements after the initial work, explore website care and ongoing support.
For a Northern Nevada healthcare practice, my audit brought together search discovery, patient navigation, and inquiry measurement. The priorities included valuable existing URLs, new-patient pathways, and establishing reliable measurement.
The resulting plan focused on improving the existing website. Replacing its design alone would not have addressed those needs.
On the Sierra Pallet redesign, the work included checking the quote-request delivery path as well as the public website. That is the same practical attention I bring to investigating a site that looks fine but may have problems behind the inquiry process.
See the Sierra Pallet project →What the review covers, what you receive, and how improvements follow.
The free check provides an automated snapshot of selected technical SEO checks and mobile performance. A paid audit adds my review of your business goals, content, customer journeys, and available evidence. It produces priorities and recommendations specific to the agreed scope.
Pricing depends on the size and complexity of the site, the questions you need answered, and the access and analysis involved. I agree the scope, deliverables, and fee with you before starting.
A paid audit covers investigation, findings, priorities, and recommendations. Fixes are included only when the proposal explicitly lists implementation work. You can commission the audit alone, then ask me or your existing developer to quote the changes you want to make.
Only when the findings support it. If the existing site can support the improvements you need, focused corrections may be the better choice. I explain what can be retained and what would justify a larger redesign.
A public-site review can examine visible content and customer journeys. Deeper investigation may need authorized access to the website, Search Console, analytics, or hosting. I request the access needed for the agreed work; your business retains ownership.
Yes. The findings can guide work by your existing developer or marketing team. I can also handle agreed implementation or help coordinate responsibilities and checks.
No. The audit identifies problems and opportunities supported by the available evidence. Implementation and follow-up measurement establish what changed; search visibility and inquiry volume also depend on demand, competition, and other factors.
Share your website and the problem you want to solve. I will help define a paid audit or improvement project with clear deliverables and a fee agreed before work begins.
