Free manual website audit
A person on the NOZA team reviews your site’s speed, mobile experience, search basics and lead capture, then follows up with prioritized recommendations.
Request my free auditFree Website Performance Review
Two ways to start: request a free manual audit from the NOZA team, or run Google’s PageSpeed Insights test yourself right now. Use one or both.
Two parts, one goal
Automated scores tell you how fast a page loads. A manual review tells you why visitors leave and what to fix first.
What the audit covers
How quickly key pages load and how easy the site is to use on a phone.
Page titles, descriptions, headings, structured data and indexing issues.
Calls to action, forms, contact details and the path from visit to inquiry.
HTTPS, broken links, outdated content and other details visitors notice.
Request your audit
Your website address and how to reach you are all we need. A person will review it, so allow some time before we follow up.
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Free speed test
Enter a web address to open Google’s PageSpeed Insights in a new tab, tested as a mobile visitor. Results come from Google, not NOZA.
Questions
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Yes. There is no cost and no obligation to work with NOZA afterward.
PageSpeed Insights is Google’s automated tool: it measures how a single page loads and gives you a score within about a minute. The NOZA audit is a manual review by a person. It looks at speed in context, plus search basics, content and how easily visitors can contact you.
No. The speed test opens Google’s PageSpeed Insights in a new tab. NOZA does not see the address you test or the result.
No. Google runs the test and calculates the scores. We link to it because it is free, widely used and a good starting point.
No. We only look at your public website, the same way a visitor or search engine would. We do not need passwords or access.
That is fine. The review covers any public website, regardless of how it was built.