“Your AI advisory site has the swagger of a keynote and the technical discipline of a shrug.”

The audit terminated, so you need stable measurement before you can trust any performance baseline.

LCP wasn’t available because the run terminated, but the hero is still the likeliest first-paint heavyweight to tame.

The audit couldn’t complete, so you should remove avoidable asset reuse penalties while you remeasure.

An empty title is a search result self-own and leaves Google to improvise your identity.

The snippet field is blank, so you’re wasting prime click-through real estate.

The page has no canonical declaration, which invites duplicate-signal confusion and weakens indexability.

Without a viewport tag, responsive behavior is on thin ice and mobile composition can’t be trusted.

The page already has plenty of image count, but the visual balance still needs intentional support, especially without screenshot validation.

Alt text is currently covered, and you should preserve that instead of letting image accessibility rot quietly.

The single H1 is fine structurally, but the current wording is long and shouty for a homepage hero.

The sentence load is heavy enough that even engaged prospects have to work harder than they should.

Repeated CTA variants dilute emphasis when the real business goal is booking one clear call.

A service-led consulting page without navigation or footer makes the experience feel unfinished and harder to trust.

Five fields is manageable, but shaving unnecessary inputs makes the call path easier for busy teams.

No runtime console errors were captured, so this is a maintenance check.

Five CTAs need hierarchy; otherwise the main booking action gets diluted by side quests.

Five trust signals exist, but they need to be positioned where they can help the call decision instead of decorating the page.

The contact path exists, but it should stay low-friction and obvious for time-poor business leaders.