Most Businesses Know Something Isn’t Working. Few Understand Why.

This assessment reveals why a site that looks “fine” on the surface can still be holding your business back.

Why “Good Enough” is Costing You More Than You Think

Most businesses don’t have a clear reference point for their website. They don’t know how it compares to competitors, what’s standard in their industry now, or where it’s falling short. This applies just as much to businesses planning their first site as it does to those already running one.

That lack of context is expensive.

This assessment shows you where your website actually stands — against competitors, against current expectations, and against what customers are trained to trust. It exposes the gaps between what you think your site is communicating and what it’s actually signaling, including credibility, positioning, and conversion issues that quietly reduce results.

This isn’t about taste. It’s about whether your website meets the bar — or misses it.

Different Setups. Same Blind Spots.

Most businesses are making decisions without seeing the full picture.

“But it looks fine”

That’s usually the problem. “Fine” hides what’s costing you business.

“People can find me”

Finding you isn’t choosing you. Most people leave without taking action.

“I’m not ready yet”

That decision feels harmless. It’s often the one you regret later.

“Nothing wrong”

That’s the trap. Opportunity slips away without warning.

“I wasn’t sure if it was time to move off Instagram or invest in a website, or if I could keep things as they were a bit longer. Meg helped me see what wasn’t working anymore and what I needed to think about next.”

– Tiana, Owner of Sweets and Her Treats Bakery

This Is How You Stop Guessing

You’ll recognize yourself in one of these situations:

No Website

You’re running on Instagram & emails, and you’re not sure a website is even the move.

A yes/no on whether a website is worth it right now
Where leads are leaking in your current setup
What to do next — build, wait, or redirect effort
What a website would need to do to earn its keep
What staying social-only is costing you long-term

$125

(credits toward a future build if we’re a fit)

Existing Website

Your site exists — but it’s not pulling its weight and you don’t trust it to generate leads.

What’s breaking trust (even if the site “looks fine”)
Where people hesitate, drop off, or bounce
Whether a refresh, rebuild, or restraint makes sense
What’s helping you — and what’s holding you back
Next steps tied to revenue, not cosmetic changes

$195

(credits toward a future build if we’re a fit)

How It Works

Request & Intake

Submit your request with a brief overview of your current setup and business context. You’ll receive a short intake and invoice to confirm details and begin the assessment.

Review & Analysis

I review your current online setup and goals to understand what’s working, what’s missing, and what matters most for your business right now.

Written Assessment

You receive a written assessment within 3–5 business days with clear next steps and practical recommendations tailored to your current stage and needs.

“The assessment clearly highlighted what was and wasn’t working on our website. It was very thorough and gave us a much better understanding of what could be done to improve it and why.”

– Kirby Jacobson, Owner of Vows & Vines Vineyard

Get the Assessment

If something isn’t working, this is how you find out why.

Limited number of assessments accepted each month to protect quality.

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