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Sitewide Audit

One website. Every page in focus.

A useful homepage can sit alongside pages that need work. Sitewide Audit connects findings across your website and keeps a history, so you can follow what improves and what slips.

Available with guided setup for registered websites and competitors.

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Sitewide Audit
Designed in Iceland

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Why it makes a difference

A wider view. A longer memory.

Find patterns across pages

See recurring content and technical issues that a single-page check can miss. Plan related fixes together.

Follow changes over time

Nightly audits and a stored history give your team a reference when the site changes.

Add a competitive reference

Include registered competitor websites to put your own progress in context.

A little closer to the product

Follow the pattern, not just the page.

A shared template can help or hurt many pages at once. Move between the website, its history and its competitive context to see where an investigation begins.

Sitewide AuditInteractive example
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A connected view of your pages

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Look for the patterns that repeat.

Choose a perspective

Find issues that travel together.

Look across the pages included in your audit. Repeated findings can point to a shared component, a content pattern or a template worth improving.

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In your working day

Useful work starts with a good question.

After a website release, review whether the same issue appears on several service pages. A shared template fix may address the pattern more efficiently than separate edits.

Who is it for?

For teams responsible for several pages, regular website releases, or a changing competitive landscape.

From the idea to the work

Make website maintenance part of the rhythm.

Use repeated observations to choose the next batch of work. The history helps a team carry the conversation across releases, meetings and changing priorities.

  • Findings across the pages included in the audit
  • A stored history of nightly checks
  • Registered competitor websites for context

How we get started

  1. Agree which websites and competitors to monitor.
  2. Review findings across the pages included in the audit.
  3. Use the history to check progress and choose the next round of work.

Available with guided setup for registered websites and competitors.

A few useful details

Before we begin.

Will it fix the website automatically?

It identifies and tracks findings. Your team and ours decide which changes to make, who will make them and how to verify the result.

How is the scope agreed?

We agree which websites and competitors to register, what the audit includes and how your team will review the findings.

Is every score a complete picture of the business?

No. Audits measure observable website signals. We interpret changes alongside your content, audience and business goals.

Let’s make it useful

What would you like to understand better?

Discuss a sitewide audit
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