Score clarity, trust, CTA strength, and user friction across eight practical questions.
Tool - Conversion Audit
Website conversion audit scorecard
Review the parts of your site that most often decide whether attention turns into inquiry.
What it helps uncover
A quick strategic read on whether your site feels clear, credible, easy to act on, and well considered across the journey.
See which area is strongest, which one is dragging performance down, and where to start.
Turn a vague sense that the site is underperforming into a clearer list of first fixes.
Scorecard inputs
Choose the option that best matches the site today. The readout updates as you go.
Readout
An overall score, a clearer read on what is helping, and the parts of the site most likely holding performance back.
Overall readiness score
0/100A clearer read appears here as the scorecard fills in.
Needs attention
Needs attention
Needs attention
Needs attention
Priority fixes
Sharpen the first-screen story
A focused priority read will appear here.
Move proof closer to risk
A focused priority read will appear here.
Reduce inquiry friction
A focused priority read will appear here.
Next move
If the weak spots feel accurate, the next step is translating them into page-level changes and stronger decision-making cues.
Useful before a redesign conversation
It helps separate "something feels off" from a clearer picture of where the site is underperforming.
Focused on conversion behavior
The questions stay close to clarity, trust, CTA structure, and friction instead of generic marketing checklists.
Built to point toward action
The output stays compact and strategic so it is easier to decide what deserves attention first.
Diagnosis
What the score suggests
A plain read on what the pattern points to, what is already helping, and where we'd start tightening the site.
Analysis
The site shows a mixed foundation with a few specific points of friction.
As the score changes, the plain-English interpretation updates here.
Strongest area
Clarity is helping more than it hurts.
A sharper read on the best-performing category appears here.
Main friction
CTA structure is slowing momentum.
A sharper read on the weakest category appears here.
Where we'd start
Tighten the most consequential weak spot first.
A practical first move appears here once the scorecard has enough information.
Next step
Want a closer read on the actual site?
If the scorecard feels directionally right, the next move is looking at the real pages: the story, the proof, the CTA hierarchy, and the mobile experience in context.
What we'd review
The deeper review would cover
- First-screen story, offer specificity, and positioning fit
- Trust cues, proof placement, and where risk still feels unresolved
- CTA hierarchy, mobile friction, and the path from landing to inquiry
FAQ
How to read this scorecard
It is designed to make the main points of friction easier to see quickly, not to pretend a quick score is a full site strategy.
What is a website conversion audit scorecard?
A website conversion audit scorecard is a lightweight diagnostic that scores the parts of a site most likely to influence inquiry behavior, including clarity, trust, CTA strength, and friction.
How is the website conversion score calculated?
Each answer contributes to one of four categories. The tool then averages those category scores into an overall readiness score and surfaces the strongest and weakest areas.
Is this a substitute for a full website audit?
No. It is a fast directional read meant to surface patterns and priorities. A full audit would review the actual pages, messaging, CTA structure, and user journey in context.
What should I do if the score is low?
Start with the weakest category the tool surfaces. In most cases, the best first move is improving clarity, proof, or the path to inquiry before investing in more traffic.