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Our Core Web Vitals audit will review your entire website, to ensure that you are ready for the incoming Google algorithm update.
Are You Ready?
With Google introducing a major algorithm update in June, many website owners are looking to optimise their core web vitals to meet these new standards, but are unsure where to turn for help.
To help you to prepare, we’ve launched a low-cost and bespoke Core Web Vitals audit service, to minimise any impact that you can experience.
If you’re not prepared for these significant changes, you could unravel all of the hard work gained by your carefully crafted SEO and content strategy.
What are Core Web Vitals?
Google regularly update their algorithm, which changes how search results are served to people. In June, there will be a major update that focuses on “Page Experience”, which will start taking into account three new metrics.
You can find out more about these in our blog, What are Core Web Vitals and how do you improve them?
LCP measures the loading performance of your website, meaning that there’s a far greater emphasis on serving up content as quickly as possible.
This measures how long it takes for your site to respond to an interaction.
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) measures the visual stability of the page and the frequency of which a user might experience some unforeseen changes to the layout.
How To Prepare
As with most things, preparation is the key to success. With this in mind, our Core Web Vitals audit aims to provide you with all of the information needed to make informed decisions.
For only £250, one of our experienced technical experts can conduct an in-depth review of your entire website, by looking specifically for Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS).
What To Expect
Following our Core Web Vitals audit, we will then provide you with a bespoke report that contains actionable insight and advice. This will detail what you or your developers can do to optimise your website’s performance.
As there are often various elements that can affect a websites scores, we would usually expect our reports to include multiple areas of improvement for you to consider – we can even help to action all of the areas of improvement too, if required.