Irish SME Digital Health Audit
FREE TOOL • REAL-TIME SCAN Answer: Enter your name, email and website. We'll scan your site in real-time and email you a detailed score across 5 categories — Page Speed, SEO Foundations, Mobile Optimisation, Security & Trust, and AI / GEO Readiness. Takes about 30 seconds.
What we score
Real page weight, image count, and script bloat analysis.
SEO Foundations
Meta tags, JSON-LD schema, canonical, Open Graph, H1 structure.
Mobile Optimisation
Viewport meta tag, responsive CSS detection.
Security & Trust
HTTPS, mixed-content checks.
AI / GEO Readiness
Schema, /llms.txt, content depth — visibility to ChatGPT & AI Overviews.
What the digital health audit measures
This check looks past page speed at the wider commercial picture: whether your website, Google Business Profile, review presence, social activity and contact routes are consistent and working together. A fast site with a wrong phone number on Google is not healthy, and a page-speed score will never tell you that. The output is a plain-language read on where the gaps are.
How to use the result
Treat the output as a shortlist, not a verdict. Fix inconsistent contact details first — name, address and phone matching everywhere — because it is free and it affects local ranking. Then deal with anything flagged on mobile. Only after those two would we look at design. Working in that order tends to produce measurable change within weeks rather than months.
Getting help with the fixes
Small corrections are quoted individually and many are under a hundred euro. Larger remedial work follows the published ladder: a fixed quote for a brochure rebuild, a fixed quote for a Growth build, a fixed monthly fee if you want the SEO side maintained. Call 085 224 1848 with your result and we will tell you honestly which items are worth paying for.
How often to re-run it
Quarterly is enough for most businesses. Things that change without you noticing include Google Business Profile categories being reset, hosting or plugin updates slowing pages, and contact details drifting out of sync across directories after a move or a number change. Running the check after any of those events is more useful than running it on a schedule.
What the score does and does not mean
The score summarises technical and visibility checks that can be measured automatically: page speed signals, mobile handling, metadata, structured data and basic indexability. It cannot judge whether your copy persuades anyone, whether your pricing is competitive, or whether your photographs help. A high score on a site nobody enquires through is a real and common outcome, and it usually points at the content rather than the code.
What to do with a poor result
Work top down and stop early. Fix indexability first, because nothing else matters if pages cannot be found. Then mobile and speed, then metadata, then structured data. Most sites recover the majority of the score in a handful of changes, and it is worth exhausting those before commissioning anything larger.