The Website Performance section is essential in the Marketing Audit Report of a prospecting tool as it helps agencies optimise user experience, improve search engine visibility, conduct competitive analysis, optimise conversion rates, and provide valuable client education and consultation services on their website. 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• How to access Website Performance report
• Components of the Website Performance Report
• Advantages of a Having a Website Assessment in the Report

How to access Website Performance report

• Simply go to Prospecting tab and click on Add a Prospect. Search for a prospect near you and click on Save Prospect. The Marketing Audit report gets generated for your prospect. 

In the Marketing Audit Report, scroll down to see the Website Performance section

Components of the Website Performance Report

1. Page Speed Agencies gain detailed insights into the page speed performance of the prospect's website for both desktop and mobile devices. Understanding loading times is critical to ensure a seamless user experience.

2. Critical Information Presence: Agencies can explore critical information such as page speed, interactivity, overall SEO score, and large content presence. Ensure that the prospect's website meets essential criteria for optimal performance and visibility.

3. Comprehensive Page Health Report: Users get to access a detailed page health report covering both desktop and mobile versions of the prospect's website. Agencies can help prospects Identify potential issues or areas for improvement to enhance overall website performance.

Advantages of a Having a Website Assessment in the Report

The Website Performance section is essential in the Marketing Audit Report of a prospecting tool for several reasons:

• User Experience Optimization: Page speed and overall website performance directly impact user experience. Slow-loading websites or pages can frustrate visitors and lead to higher bounce rates. By analyzing website performance metrics, agencies can identify areas for improvement to enhance user experience and engagement.
• Search Engine Visibility: Search engines like Google consider website performance as a ranking factor. Websites with faster loading times and better performance are often favored in search engine results pages (SERPs). Therefore, optimizing website performance can positively impact search engine visibility, driving more organic traffic to the website.
• Competitive Analysis: Understanding the performance of a prospect's website compared to competitors is crucial for strategic planning. The Website Performance section allows agencies to benchmark a prospect's website against industry standards and competitors, identifying strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for improvement.
• Conversion Rate Optimization: Website performance directly influences conversion rates. Studies have shown that faster-loading websites tend to have higher conversion rates. By analyzing website performance metrics, agencies can identify bottlenecks or issues that may hinder conversions and implement strategies to improve conversion rates.
• Client Education and Consultation: The Website Performance section provides agencies with valuable insights to educate prospects about the importance of website performance and its impact on their business goals. Agencies can leverage these insights to offer tailored recommendations and consultation services, positioning themselves as trusted advisors in digital marketing and website optimization.