Free Joomla short analysis

Do you know the strengths and weaknesses of your Internet presence? Through a short analysis we can discover the biggest problems.

Some information about the procedure and conditions:

  • One free analysis per customer and URL.

  • We only analyze one URL and not the whole page.

  • Maximum 20 requests allowed in the queue. After that no further requests are possible until requests are processed by us.

  • Only bookable online. No booking by phone or mail possible.

  • We will call you a maximum of 3 times. If the contact does not come about or the phone number is wrong, your claim to a "Free Joomla Analysis" expires.

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Free Joomla Analysis

What is the catch?

It is actually free. We even call you afterwards and report our results. You are now wondering what we get out of it? Very simple: We hope that we can convince you of our competence and that you will become our future customer.

Free Joomla Analysis

What does the analysis include?

The analysis on the areas of speed, SEO, user experience, design, HTML quality, SSL and more. If we found bigger problems, we will note this first. We then call you and inform you about the biggest problems. So you get the strengths and weaknesses of your site, relatively quickly. If you then want and are convinced of our competence, you can instruct us to eliminate these weaknesses.

1. Inquiries

Click on the "Request" button, fill in the required information and make a non-binding request.

2. Review

We check your request and see, for example, whether it is really a Joomla site.

3. Analysis

We analyze at least 50 different points of your Joomla site and find weak points.

4. Contact

After the analysis, we call you and inform you about the problems found.

Interested? Get in touch!
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