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MooseMap Website Audit

See the whole system
before choosing the fix.

A structured review of what is working, what is risky, what is wasting resources, and whether the responsible next step is repair, cleanup, migration, or rebuild.

Website audit, repair, and protection illustration

What the audit covers

Six connected views of the same website.

The visible problem and the underlying cause do not always live in the same place.

Structure

Pages, navigation, customer paths, duplicate content, and internal links.

Performance

Large assets, scripts, plugins, caching, background jobs, and slow requests.

Search

Titles, canonicals, indexing, content gaps, schema ownership, and redirects.

Lead flow

Forms, spam, delivery, confirmations, tracking, and internal follow-up.

Ownership

Domains, hosting, email, analytics, licenses, administrators, and renewals.

Launch risk

Backups, staging, rollback, DNS, SSL, email continuity, and verification.

The output

A prioritized map—not a giant list of everything technically imperfect.

The report separates urgent risk, high-value improvement, future opportunity, and things that can be left alone. Each recommendation identifies the business impact, likely cause, and safest next move.

  • Current-state summaryWhat the site and stack actually contain.
  • Priority findingsWhat matters now and why.
  • Repair vs. rebuild decisionThe least disruptive responsible path.
  • Execution sequenceDependencies, risks, access, and launch order.

When the website feels “off”

Do not buy a larger hosting plan or a new theme before identifying the process causing the problem.