Search foundations
Titles, descriptions, headings, indexability signals, page intent, internal navigation, and visible content gaps.
The Jishu IT Solution
No-cost initial review
Share your public website and business goal. We will review the visible experience and identify practical priorities that may help more visitors understand, trust, and contact your business.
A focused initial review of publicly accessible pages with clearly explained observations and priorities. The audit is designed to start a useful conversation, not overwhelm you with an automated score or promise guaranteed rankings.
Audit coverage
Titles, descriptions, headings, indexability signals, page intent, internal navigation, and visible content gaps.
Readability, navigation, layout, touch targets, forms, and calls to action on smaller screens.
Whether visitors can quickly understand what you provide, who it is for, where you serve, and what to do next.
Business identity, contact information, portfolio evidence, policies, testimonials when genuine, and ownership clarity.
Calls, WhatsApp, forms, page hierarchy, friction points, and the path from interest to enquiry.
Broken journeys, inconsistent metadata, obvious performance concerns, missing assets, and confusing page behaviour.
Simple process
Submit the public website, business, target market, primary goal, and the issue you care about most.
We inspect the visible experience across relevant pages. No password or private system access is needed for the initial audit.
Observations are grouped into practical priorities instead of presenting every possible improvement as equally urgent.
If you want implementation help, we can define a separate, transparent scope. The free audit does not obligate you to purchase.
Questions
Yes. The initial review of publicly accessible pages has no audit fee and does not obligate you to purchase implementation.
SEO foundations, mobile usability, offer clarity, trust signals, conversion paths, navigation, and visible technical issues.
No. The initial audit uses public pages. Never submit passwords, private keys, customer data, or confidential credentials.
No. It identifies opportunities; rankings and commercial outcomes depend on implementation, competition, authority, quality, and search-engine decisions.