If your website is “fine” but leads are slow, it’s usually not one big problem. It’s a few small details that quietly lower trust.

Here are 7 quick checks we use when reviewing a business website in West Vancouver. You can spot these in 5 minutes.

1. First screen message
   When someone lands on your site, they should understand three things in 3 seconds.
   What you do, who it’s for, and what happens next.
   If your headline is “Welcome to…” or only your company name, you’re losing people.

2. One clear action button
   Pick one main action for the page. Call, Book, Get a Quote, or Start.
   If you have 3 buttons fighting each other, most people do nothing.

3. Mobile spacing
   On phones, cramped sections feel cheap even if the design is “nice.”
   If your text touches the edges, or buttons are too close, it looks rushed.

4. Real photos, not stock
   People in West Vancouver can tell when a site looks generic.
   One or two real photos of your team, your workspace, or your projects increases trust fast.

5. Social proof near the top
   Testimonials work best when they’re visible before someone scrolls too far.
   One short quote with a name and business type is enough.

6. Speed, especially on mobile
   If your site feels slow, visitors assume your service will be slow too.
   Common cause, oversized images and too many animations.

7. A footer that answers questions
   Address, service area, phone, email, hours, and a short list of services.
   If the footer is empty, it feels like the business isn’t established.

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