Find out what your website is costing you.
Submit your URL and we will send a personalized report grading your speaker website across six categories. You will see exactly what is helping you get booked, what is quietly losing you inquiries, and which fix matters most right now.
Most speaker websites we review score well on design and fail on the last two categories. Search visibility and AI visibility are where the bookings are being lost.
Six categories. One letter grade each.
These are the six things that determine whether a meeting planner finds you, trusts you, and contacts you. Every speaker website succeeds or fails on them.
First Impression
Whether a meeting planner understands what you do for an audience within the first five seconds, on a phone, before scrolling.
Booking Clarity
How obvious the next step is. Whether the inquiry path is visible, frictionless, and asks for the right information.
Proof & Authority
Client logos, testimonials from actual buyers, media, and the evidence a planner needs to put their reputation behind you.
Mobile & Speed
Load time, mobile layout, and whether your video plays without friction. Initial research almost always happens on a phone.
Search Visibility (SEO)
Whether you rank for your own name first and your topic second, plus title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, and schema.
AI Visibility (AEO)
Whether ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity can read your site, understand your expertise, and cite you when someone asks for a speaker on your topic.
Three steps, no sales call.
Send us your URL
Fill in the form below. The only required fields are your name, email, and website address.
We review your site
We grade all six categories by hand, including how your site appears to AI search systems. Most reports go out within two business days.
You get the report
Delivered in writing, with your grades, specific notes, and a prioritized list of what to fix first. What you do next is up to you.
We can fix it
If you want help implementing the fixes, we do that too. But the report is yours either way, with no obligation.
