If your website is not producing enquiries, first separate a visibility problem from a conversion or follow-up problem. Check whether relevant people reach the right pages, whether they can understand the offer and contact you, and whether messages actually arrive. The seven checks below help you find where the journey breaks.
1. There is no traffic
Check Google Search Console for impressions and clicks, then compare those landing pages with your analytics sessions. If almost no relevant visitors arrive, improve discoverability and the pages that answer their searches before redesigning the form.
2. The wrong visitors
Inspect the queries and paid search terms that lead to the page. Ask whether those visitors want the service on that page. A high session count alone does not show that traffic is qualified.
3. It loads too slowly
Test on a mid-range phone and check Core Web Vitals where field data is available. Look for slow loading, layout shifts and a contact button that is hard to use. Measure the page before treating speed as the cause.
4. The offer is not clear in five seconds
A visitor should quickly understand what you do, who you serve, where you work and why they should trust you. Compare that message with the search query or ad that brought them in.
5. No clear next step
Make the primary action easy to identify and use: call, book or submit a form. Secondary routes can remain, but they should not compete equally with the main action.
6. The form is too long
Ask only for details needed to respond or qualify the enquiry. Test the form on a phone and check whether errors are clear. Compare completed forms with form starts before removing fields that your team genuinely needs.
7. Leads arrive but are missed
Submit a test enquiry yourself. Check the inbox, spam folder, CRM routing and notification settings. Assign an owner and record how long it takes to respond; speed matters when a prospective customer is contacting several providers.
A 30-minute diagnosis
Open one important service page on your phone. Search Console can tell you which queries and pages receive search exposure; analytics can show visits and form events; a test submission verifies delivery. Record the query, landing page, primary action and inbox destination in one row. Change the first broken step, then compare qualified enquiries over time. If tracking is missing, fix that before interpreting a low conversion rate.
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