Create a baseline you can revisit
Use the first report to understand the pages checked and the issues found. Agree which parts of the site matter commercially. Future checks are more useful when you can distinguish a new issue from an accepted limitation or a task already waiting for approval.
Prioritise the business page, not just the score
A broken service-page journey can matter more than a collection of minor warnings. Sitewell’s website health reports surface issues and opportunities, but the agency still supplies context: which services matter, what changed recently and what the client can realistically approve.
- Review crawl coverage before calling an audit complete.
- Group repeated issues by their likely underlying cause.
- Confirm a fix with a fresh check after delivery.
Turn findings into a repeatable work queue
Scheduled checks reduce the work of rediscovering problems. Reviewed improvements can then use the delivery options available for the site. An audit is evidence for a decision, not permission to change everything automatically.
Build a sensible automation workflowA few useful answers
Does an audit cover every page of any size website?
Coverage depends on crawl settings, access and the site itself. Check the pages included before making a whole-site claim, especially for large or restricted websites.
Are audits already white-labelled?
Website audits are available in Sitewell. Agency-branded audit presentation is part of the proposed agency offering.