Website Fixes
Repairs on the site you have: offer, path, speed, pages, the form. When the structure can hold the business. Not a rebuild by default.
What you get
The leak closed, the site kept
- Offer repaired
- First screen says what you sell and what happens next.
- Path cleaned
- One primary action. A form that submits. A phone that works.
- Pages that can rank
- Titles, structure, and the URLs that were missing or thin.
- No unnecessary rebuild
- If a fix is enough, we do not sell you a new site.
What we fix
Six repairs we actually do
Scoped from the audit. We do not open the site and start redesigning.
- 01
First screen and offer
You get
A first screen a visitor can repeat back.
The headline, the audience, the next step. Cut the slogan. Put the offer where a visitor sees it without scrolling.
- 02
Contact path
You get
An inquiry path that works on mobile.
Form that submits, fields cut down, phone clickable, one primary button. The dead ends removed.
- 03
Missing or thin pages
You get
One URL per offer that was previously buried.
A service that lived only on the homepage gets its own URL, with copy that matches the query. We do not invent pages you do not sell.
- 04
Titles and index
You get
Pages Google can see, titled for the right search.
Titles aligned with the query. Accidental noindex cleared. Sitemap updated. The technical leaks that a content change will not fix.
- 05
Speed and mobile
You get
A usable mobile page, or a clear rebuild call.
What can be fixed on the current theme: images, scripts, a broken layout on a phone. If the theme cannot be saved, we say rebuild instead of patching forever.
- 06
Tracking
You get
A way to see if the repair worked.
So the next change is based on what the form and the pages actually do. A fix you cannot measure is a guess.
A fix is not a compromise
If the platform can hold the business, replacing it is wasted money. We repair the offer, the path, and the pages that should exist. A new coat of paint is not this either.
If the structure cannot hold it, we will say rebuild. The free audit is how we tell the two apart before you pay for the wrong one.
Related: Rebuild or Fix, Website Rebuild, Technical SEO
Next step
Around a fix
Questions
Before you pay for fixes
Can you fix a site you did not build?
Usually yes, if you have access. If nobody can edit it, a fix is not realistic and we will say so.
How is this different from a rebuild?
A fix keeps the platform and the URLs that work. A rebuild replaces the structure. We do not blur them to sell the larger one.
Will you just change the colors?
No. Offer, path, pages, titles, speed. Visual polish only where it serves those.
What if the theme is the problem?
We stop and recommend a rebuild. Patching a theme that cannot be saved wastes the budget.
Where do we start?
The free audit. It is how we know a fix is enough.
Free audit
See if a fix is enough
No payment. No website access. Fix or rebuild, from the site.