How the growth audit works

This page explains, in plain language, what the audit report measures, what it deliberately does not cover, and how much weight to put on each finding. العربية

What we measure

• Search visibility. How easily people find your business in search results for the things your customers look for.
• Website health. Speed, mobile usability and technical problems on your public web pages.
• Conversion path. How many steps it takes a visitor to contact you or buy, and where they are likely to drop off.
• Tracking. Whether analytics and conversion tracking are installed on your public pages.
• Social presence. How active and consistent your public social profiles are.
• Reputation. Your public reviews and ratings.

What the audit does not cover

• We only look at public information. We do not see your private ad, analytics or sales accounts unless you connect them.
• The report does not predict or promise revenue. It points out problems and opportunities.
• It is a snapshot of the day the audit ran. Your website and rankings can change afterwards.

How confident each finding is

Every finding is labelled high, medium or low confidence. High means we observed it directly. Medium means we inferred it from strong signals. Low means the data was partial, so check it before acting on it.