Start with the business.
Before we recommend pages, keywords or a package, we want to understand what your company actually does and where the opportunities are.
A FLOWLINE first look is research, not an automated score. We read the business the way a customer and a search system would — then tell you what we would investigate first.
We look at the company, not just the page.
Depending on the business, that can include what you actually do, the current website, the services that matter most, the locations you really serve, how you currently appear in search, what your reputation keeps proving, the questions customers ask, the obvious gaps — and, just as importantly, what should be protected.
We’re straight about scope: this is a first look, not a full consulting engagement, and FLOWLINE decides what warrants deeper research.
Request a first look.
You don’t need to know which service you need. That’s the part we’re supposed to work out.
We investigate before recommending changes.
We identify what should stay intact before rebuilding.
Recommendations are grounded in actual website and technical work.
Performance, accessibility and search health matter alongside design.
The people researching the business shape the recommendation.
We publish the thinking behind the work.
Run the public technical tests yourself.
The Website Test Lab launches the same free checks we use at the start of a technical review — speed, security, and the structured information search engines read — and explains what each one can and can’t tell you.