Website Rebuild vs. Fix-Up Quiz

Why this helps

A website decision should start with the business problem.

Some websites only need better copy, stronger images, SEO cleanup, and clearer calls to action. Others are held back by old structure, confusing services, fragile backend tools, or a design that no longer fits the business.

This quiz gives you a plain-English read before you spend money in the wrong place.

Choose the answer that feels closest.

This is not a technical audit. It is a practical first pass at whether the site needs cleanup, restructuring, or a ground-up rebuild.

01Does the website still explain what the business does now?

It is mostly accurate. Some parts are right, but important things are missing. No. The business has moved past the site.

02Do the service pages clearly explain what you sell?

Yes, they are clear enough. They exist, but they feel thin or uneven. No. The services are confusing or barely explained.

03How easy is the site to update?

Easy enough for normal updates. Possible, but annoying or inconsistent. Hard to update without breaking things.

04Do the images and visuals still build trust?

Yes, the visuals still feel current. Some are useful, but the presentation is mixed. No. The images feel dated, generic, or off-brand.

05Are the important pages written with search in mind?

Yes, the basics are in place. Some pages are, but it is inconsistent. No, or I do not know what pages search can understand.

06How does the site feel on mobile?

Good enough. Readable, but not polished. Crowded, broken, slow, or hard to use.

07Does the site show proof: case studies, work, reviews, or examples?

Yes, visitors can see real proof. Some proof is there, but it could be stronger. No. The site mostly makes claims without proof.

08Does the site feel built on a fragile template or messy page-builder structure?

No, the structure seems clean. Some parts feel patched together. Yes, it feels messy or easy to break.

09Is the site helping the right people contact you?

Yes, it brings useful inquiries. Sometimes, but the quality is uneven. No. It is not creating the right conversations.

Next Step

Use the result as a conversation starter.

The smartest move is not always a full rebuild. Sometimes the better move is fixing the structure, improving the pages, adding proof, and making the backend easier to manage. The review finds the difference.

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