Find the first reason buyers leave without asking
Check whether the gap is traffic quality, product clarity, proof, content, inquiry information, or measurement. Start without an email, company file, drawing, or quotation.
Do not rebuild the website before you know where the buyer stops
A new design cannot repair a missing product explanation, scattered proof, or an empty inquiry form by itself. Use this short check to decide what deserves attention first.
The review follows the questions a buyer needs answered
This anonymized composite shows the types of evidence we inspect: buyer path, RFQ context, search visibility, form quality, and proof. It does not show a customer name, website, factory, product detail, or confidential material.
Tick the statements that are true today
This is not a website score. It helps identify the first part of the buyer path worth reviewing.
Buyer-path risk signals: 0
Tick the statements above to see the most sensible next step.
Bring the result into a manual review when the problem needs a closer look
The manual review form asks for the product, target market, current acquisition path, timing, and the type of inquiry that would be useful. That gives sales context before the first conversation instead of another empty contact form.