We'll crawl your website and run around 60 checks across SEO, content, performance, accessibility and site health — then show you what deserves attention first.
Enter your website below. No account, no payment and no technical knowledge needed.
Search signals, indexability, schema, canonicals, local signals and internal linking.
Headings, content depth, page structure, anchor text and share metadata.
Mobile Lighthouse performance and Core Web Vitals test data.
Automated checks for alt text, headings and other detectable accessibility signals.
HTTPS, crawling, sitemaps, broken links, mobile setup and technical integrity.
Five separate areas make up your overall score. Carbon is shown separately and never changes the score.
Search visibility, indexability, schema and local search readiness.
Page structure, headings, depth and how clearly content communicates.
Mobile performance and the speed metrics available from Lighthouse.
Automated accessibility signals. This is not a full WCAG compliance audit.
Crawlability, HTTPS, canonicals, robots, sitemaps and link health.
The five issues we'd look at first, with practical guidance for fixing them.
We'll email you a copy and unlock the full set of findings below, grouped by the part of your website they affect.
Findings are grouped by SEO, content, performance, accessibility and site health.
Prunus Media can take care of the SEO, content, performance and website improvements identified in your audit.
Where the platform provides suitable integration options, yes.
Yes. For multi-treatment clinics we'd usually expect important treatments to have proper individual pages.
We can research and draft it, but clinical information and claims need approval from an appropriately qualified person within the clinic.
Yes. Treatments, locations, practitioner-related searches and useful informational content can all form part of the strategy.
It depends on the clinic and patient audience. For many clinics, educational and practitioner-led content can help build familiarity and trust before somebody books.
Yes, including appropriate consideration for existing URLs and search visibility.