Leaking leads
Several issues make it harder than it should be to contact or book you.
This is an estimate, not a fact or a forecast. We don't know your traffic or sales, so we use conservative assumptions for a typical wedding / event venue: 300–900 website visitors a month, 1.0–2.5% send an inquiry, 8–15% of inquiries book, average value $4,000–$8,000. That's $960–$27,000 a month of website booked events.
Each open issue is assumed to cost a small share of that while unfixed (high 2.0–5.0%, medium 0.5–1.5%, low up to 0.4%; warnings count half). Shares are combined so issues don't double count, and the total is capped at 35%. Your real numbers will differ: plug them in and the range moves with them.
What this means for bookings: several gaps are probably costing you inquiries every week; the high-priority items are the quickest wins.
Each bar is one area we check. Click a bar to jump to its checks.
For bookings: Pages appear quickly, but something below slows the page down for phone visitors.
Measured with local lab test: headless Chrome, simulated slow 4G + 4x CPU slowdown; lab numbers vary between runs. Total Blocking Time is measured on new scans; this one shows First Contentful Paint instead.
Booking confirmations and replies to inquiries may land in spam, so leads go cold.
Some visitors can't read or operate parts of your site, so they can't book.
Outdated software is the most common way small-business sites get hacked or break.
Plugins seen in the page source (check each for updates):
Mostly in good shape, but the items marked below are worth fixing.
Visitors who look for proof you're active can't reach your profiles from the site.
We only check that each link opens (a short request per URL); we never read your profiles. Platforms that ask for a login or limit requests show as “Unverified”.
Accessibility results come from an automated test (axe-core) of the home page and the main contact or booking page. Automated tools find many, but not all, problems, and this is not a legal compliance assessment.
Every finding below has a ready prompt with your URL, your WordPress platform and the evidence filled in, plus ready-to-paste records and snippets where possible. Paste one into ChatGPT, Claude or your AI site builder, or copy them all as one prompt.
Dollar figures are per-issue estimates of bookings at risk per month (see “How we calculated this” above).
What this means for bookings: Some visitors can't use parts of the site.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Serious accessibility barriers. Priority: high. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: 9 critical and 11 serious accessibility issues (3 rule types) on the home page. Evidence: - Critical: Images with no text alternative (6×, rule image-alt) - Critical: Form fields with no label (3×, rule label) - Serious: Text too faint to read (low colour contrast) (11×, rule color-contrast) What I want (the exact outcome): The serious accessibility barriers the automated test found are fixed: links and buttons have names, text has enough contrast, touch targets are large enough and iframes have titles. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Alt text on images (rule image-alt) --- <img src="..." alt="Outdoor ceremony site at Example Venue (demo) set with white chairs"> --- Label every form field (rule label) --- <label for="f-email">Email</label> <input id="f-email" name="email" type="email"> --- Darker text on light backgrounds (rule color-contrast) --- /* aim for 4.5:1 (3:1 for large text); check with webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker */ /* use the exact failing selectors and suggested colours listed under 'Where the scan found it' when available */
<img src="..." alt="Outdoor ceremony site at Example Venue (demo) set with white chairs">
<label for="f-email">Email</label> <input id="f-email" name="email" type="email">
/* aim for 4.5:1 (3:1 for large text); check with webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker */ /* use the exact failing selectors and suggested colours listed under 'Where the scan found it' when available */
What this means for bookings: Spoofed emails in your name and weaker inbox placement.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: DMARC policy. Priority: high. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No DMARC record for example-venue.com. Inboxes get no instructions for fake mail in your name, and deliverability can suffer. What I want (the exact outcome): My domain has a DMARC record that starts with monitoring and moves to p=quarantine once reports show my real mail passes. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- DMARC TXT record for example-venue.com (start: monitoring) --- Type: TXT Host/Name: _dmarc Value: v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:[YOUR DMARC REPORT EMAIL]; fo=1 TTL: 3600 (or Auto) (Note: Replace [YOUR DMARC REPORT EMAIL] with an address you read (or a free DMARC report service's address) before publishing. After 2-4 weeks with no legitimate mail failing, change p=none to p=quarantine.)
Type: TXT Host/Name: _dmarc Value: v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:[YOUR DMARC REPORT EMAIL]; fo=1 TTL: 3600 (or Auto)
Replace [YOUR DMARC REPORT EMAIL] with an address you read (or a free DMARC report service's address) before publishing. After 2-4 weeks with no legitimate mail failing, change p=none to p=quarantine.
What this means for bookings: Higher risk of a hacked or blacklisted site.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Website platform up to date. Priority: high. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: WordPress 6.8.2 is several major releases behind the current 7.1.3. Only the newest WordPress branch is actively supported. Evidence: - Seen in: meta generator - Reference: current WordPress 7.1.3 (table checked Oct 2026) What I want (the exact outcome): My website platform, theme and plugins are on current, supported versions, with a backup taken first. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- WordPress update order (take a full backup first) --- 1. Backup (host snapshot or UpdraftPlus) 2. Dashboard > Updates: update plugins, then themes, then WordPress core 3. Check the home, booking and contact pages 4. Turn on auto-updates for plugins you trust --- WP-CLI (if your host offers SSH) --- wp db export backup.sql wp plugin update --all wp theme update --all wp core update wp core update-db
1. Backup (host snapshot or UpdraftPlus) 2. Dashboard > Updates: update plugins, then themes, then WordPress core 3. Check the home, booking and contact pages 4. Turn on auto-updates for plugins you trust
wp db export backup.sql wp plugin update --all wp theme update --all wp core update wp core update-db
What this means for bookings: More drop-offs and more unqualified inquiries.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Pricing transparency. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No pricing or 'starting from' prices found. What I want (the exact outcome): Visitors can see real prices or clear 'from' prices for my main offers. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- 'From' price line for the home and pricing pages --- Weddings from [YOUR FROM PRICE] (up to [YOUR MAX GUESTS] guests) · Weekday events from [YOUR WEEKDAY PRICE] (Note: Real 'from' prices beat 'contact us for pricing': visitors self-qualify and inquiries are warmer.)
Weddings from [YOUR FROM PRICE] (up to [YOUR MAX GUESTS] guests) · Weekday events from [YOUR WEEKDAY PRICE]
Real 'from' prices beat 'contact us for pricing': visitors self-qualify and inquiries are warmer.
What this means for bookings: Fewer visitors reach your call-to-action; paid traffic is partly wasted.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Mobile speed. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: Main content appears after about 4.6s on mobile (needs improvement by Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds). Evidence: - Source: local lab test: headless Chrome, simulated slow 4G + 4x CPU slowdown - Lighthouse performance score: 54/100 - First Contentful Paint: 2.1s - Largest Contentful Paint: 4.6s - Cumulative Layout Shift: 0.14 - Server response (TTFB): 0.90s What I want (the exact outcome): The main content of my home page appears in under 2.5 seconds on a mid-range phone (Largest Contentful Paint 2.5s or less), without changing how the page looks. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- WordPress speed checklist --- 1. Caching: your host's cache or one plugin (LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache), not several 2. Images: convert to WebP/AVIF and resize (ShortPixel, Imagify or EWWW) 3. Remove sliders/plugins you don't need on the home page (sliders are a common cause) 4. Lazy-load below-the-fold images and embeds; never lazy-load the hero image --- Hero image hints (HTML) --- <link rel="preload" as="image" href="[YOUR HERO IMAGE URL]" fetchpriority="high"> <img src="[YOUR HERO IMAGE URL]" width="[WIDTH]" height="[HEIGHT]" fetchpriority="high" alt="[DESCRIBE THE PHOTO]"> <img src="[YOUR GALLERY IMAGE URL]" loading="lazy" width="[WIDTH]" height="[HEIGHT]" alt="[DESCRIBE THE PHOTO]"> --- Browser caching (Apache .htaccess) --- <IfModule mod_expires.c> ExpiresActive On ExpiresByType image/webp "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType image/jpeg "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType text/css "access plus 1 month" ExpiresByType application/javascript "access plus 1 month" </IfModule>
1. Caching: your host's cache or one plugin (LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache), not several 2. Images: convert to WebP/AVIF and resize (ShortPixel, Imagify or EWWW) 3. Remove sliders/plugins you don't need on the home page (sliders are a common cause) 4. Lazy-load below-the-fold images and embeds; never lazy-load the hero image
<link rel="preload" as="image" href="[YOUR HERO IMAGE URL]" fetchpriority="high"> <img src="[YOUR HERO IMAGE URL]" width="[WIDTH]" height="[HEIGHT]" fetchpriority="high" alt="[DESCRIBE THE PHOTO]"> <img src="[YOUR GALLERY IMAGE URL]" loading="lazy" width="[WIDTH]" height="[HEIGHT]" alt="[DESCRIBE THE PHOTO]">
<IfModule mod_expires.c> ExpiresActive On ExpiresByType image/webp "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType image/jpeg "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType text/css "access plus 1 month" ExpiresByType application/javascript "access plus 1 month" </IfModule>
What this means for bookings: Fewer calls from mobile visitors.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Click-to-call on mobile. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: The phone number is shown as plain text, so it can't be tapped to call on a phone. Evidence: - (555) 010-0199 What I want (the exact outcome): Every phone number on the site is a tappable tel: link, so phone visitors can call with one tap. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Tappable phone link (use wherever the number appears) --- <a href="tel:+15550100199">(555) 010-0199</a> (Note: The tel: number uses international format (+country code); we assumed a US/Canada number.)
<a href="tel:+15550100199">(555) 010-0199</a>
The tel: number uses international format (+country code); we assumed a US/Canada number.
What this means for bookings: Less confidence at the decision point.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Reviews and social proof. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No links to review profiles (e.g. The Knot, WeddingWire, Google reviews) or review widgets found. What I want (the exact outcome): The site shows or links to my best review profiles so visitors see social proof before they book. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Review links --- <a href="https://search.google.com/local/reviews?placeid=[YOUR GOOGLE PLACE ID]">Read our Google reviews</a> <a href="[YOUR THE KNOT PROFILE URL]">Read our reviews on The Knot</a> <a href="[YOUR WEDDINGWIRE PROFILE URL]">WeddingWire reviews</a> (Note: Find your Place ID with Google's Place ID Finder. Only show real reviews.)
<a href="https://search.google.com/local/reviews?placeid=[YOUR GOOGLE PLACE ID]">Read our Google reviews</a> <a href="[YOUR THE KNOT PROFILE URL]">Read our reviews on The Knot</a> <a href="[YOUR WEDDINGWIRE PROFILE URL]">WeddingWire reviews</a>
Find your Place ID with Google's Place ID Finder. Only show real reviews.
What this means for bookings: Lost trust at the moment of contact or booking.
CheckupAIby Compound SystemsI need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked.
If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed.
Website: https://www.example-venue.com/
Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup)
Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title)
Problem: Secure connection (HTTPS). Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20.
What the scan found: HTTPS works, but the plain http:// address does not redirect to https://.
Evidence:
- http:// ended at: it did not respond
What I want (the exact outcome): Every page is served over HTTPS, and every http:// address permanently (301) redirects to the same https:// page in one hop.
Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing.
Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged.
Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes):
--- Force HTTPS in one hop (Apache .htaccess) ---
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.example\-venue\.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^ https://www.example-venue.com%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]
(Note: Nginx: return 301 https://www.example-venue.com$request_uri; in the port 80 server block. Cloudflare: SSL/TLS > Edge Certificates > Always Use HTTPS.)
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.example\-venue\.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^ https://www.example-venue.com%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]
Nginx: return 301 https://www.example-venue.com$request_uri; in the port 80 server block. Cloudflare: SSL/TLS > Edge Certificates > Always Use HTTPS.
What this means for bookings: Unanswered quick questions turn into lost inquiries.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Live chat or AI assistant. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No live chat, messaging widget or AI assistant detected. What I want (the exact outcome): Visitors can ask a quick question and get an answer straight away (live chat, a messaging button or a simple FAQ assistant), with after-hours replies captured as leads. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Starter answers for your chat or FAQ assistant --- Q: Is my date available? A: [YOUR ANSWER + LINK TO BOOK] Q: What does a wedding cost? A: [YOUR ANSWER + LINK TO BOOK] Q: How many guests can you hold? A: [YOUR ANSWER + LINK TO BOOK] Q: Can we book a tour? A: [YOUR ANSWER + LINK TO BOOK] (Note: Options include a WhatsApp/Messenger button, a free live-chat widget (Tidio, tawk.to, Crisp) or your booking tool's chat. Make sure after-hours messages ask for an email or phone number.)
Q: Is my date available? A: [YOUR ANSWER + LINK TO BOOK] Q: What does a wedding cost? A: [YOUR ANSWER + LINK TO BOOK] Q: How many guests can you hold? A: [YOUR ANSWER + LINK TO BOOK] Q: Can we book a tour? A: [YOUR ANSWER + LINK TO BOOK]
Options include a WhatsApp/Messenger button, a free live-chat widget (Tidio, tawk.to, Crisp) or your booking tool's chat. Make sure after-hours messages ask for an email or phone number.
What this means for bookings: Lost trust at the moment a visitor checks you out.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Social links work. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: 1 social link leads to a missing page (404). Evidence: - Not found: https://www.facebook.com/examplevenue.old/ What I want (the exact outcome): Every social link on my site opens a live profile; dead links are replaced or removed. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Dead social links to replace or remove --- https://www.facebook.com/examplevenue.old/ (Note: Search your theme/footer settings and menus for these URLs; WordPress: Appearance > Menus / Customize > Footer, or your page builder's footer template.)
https://www.facebook.com/examplevenue.old/
Search your theme/footer settings and menus for these URLs; WordPress: Appearance > Menus / Customize > Footer, or your page builder's footer template.
What this means for bookings: If it lapses, the site is effectively offline for most visitors.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: SSL certificate expiry. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: Certificate expires in 19 days. Renew it soon, or switch on auto-renewal. Evidence: - Issuer: Let's Encrypt - Expires: 2026-11-08 What I want (the exact outcome): The SSL certificate renews automatically before it expires, and I get an email warning if renewal fails. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Check and test renewal --- Hosting panel: SSL/TLS > AutoSSL (or 'Let's Encrypt') > make sure auto-renew is on for www.example-venue.com Own server: sudo certbot renew --dry-run
Hosting panel: SSL/TLS > AutoSSL (or 'Let's Encrypt') > make sure auto-renew is on for www.example-venue.com Own server: sudo certbot renew --dry-run
What this means for bookings: Weaker search snippets.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Meta description. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No meta description on the home page. What I want (the exact outcome): My home page has a meta description of 120-160 characters that says what I offer, where, and what to do next. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Meta description (120-160 characters; replace the brackets) --- <meta name="description" content="Example Venue (demo): wedding and event venue in [YOUR CITY], loved by couples for [ONE THING YOU ARE KNOWN FOR]. See pricing, check your date and book a tour."> (Note: WordPress: set it in your SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math or All in One SEO) on the home page, not in the theme.)
<meta name="description" content="Example Venue (demo): wedding and event venue in [YOUR CITY], loved by couples for [ONE THING YOU ARE KNOWN FOR]. See pricing, check your date and book a tour.">
WordPress: set it in your SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math or All in One SEO) on the home page, not in the theme.
What this means for bookings: Lost trust and dead ends on the path to booking.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Broken links. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: 2 broken link(s) out of ~40 checked. Evidence: - https://www.example-venue.com/packages-2023/ → page not found (404) (linked from https://www.example-venue.com/weddings/) - https://www.example-venue.com/wp-content/uploads/menu-2022.pdf → page not found (404) (linked from https://www.example-venue.com/) What I want (the exact outcome): Every link and image on the site works; old URLs redirect to the right new page. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Links to fix (from the scan) --- https://www.example-venue.com/packages-2023/ → page not found (404) (linked from https://www.example-venue.com/weddings/) https://www.example-venue.com/wp-content/uploads/menu-2022.pdf → page not found (404) (linked from https://www.example-venue.com/) --- Redirects for moved pages (Apache .htaccess) --- Redirect 301 /packages-2023/ [NEW PAGE URL] Redirect 301 /wp-content/uploads/menu-2022.pdf [NEW PAGE URL] (Note: WordPress: the free 'Redirection' plugin does the same without editing files.)
https://www.example-venue.com/packages-2023/ → page not found (404) (linked from https://www.example-venue.com/weddings/) https://www.example-venue.com/wp-content/uploads/menu-2022.pdf → page not found (404) (linked from https://www.example-venue.com/)
Redirect 301 /packages-2023/ [NEW PAGE URL] Redirect 301 /wp-content/uploads/menu-2022.pdf [NEW PAGE URL]
WordPress: the free 'Redirection' plugin does the same without editing files.
What this means for bookings: Lost context for screen-reader users.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Image text alternatives (alt text). Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: 6 images without a text alternative. Evidence: - Images with no text alternative (6×) What I want (the exact outcome): Every meaningful image has short, descriptive alt text; decorative images have empty alt (alt=""). Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Alt-text patterns (describe what's in the photo, under ~125 characters) --- Outdoor ceremony site at Example Venue (demo) set with white chairs Reception barn at Example Venue (demo) with string lights and long tables Couple portrait on the grounds of Example Venue (demo) at sunset (Note: Decorative images (dividers, background textures) get alt="". WordPress: Media > Library > select the image > Alternative Text.)
Outdoor ceremony site at Example Venue (demo) set with white chairs Reception barn at Example Venue (demo) with string lights and long tables Couple portrait on the grounds of Example Venue (demo) at sunset
Decorative images (dividers, background textures) get alt="". WordPress: Media > Library > select the image > Alternative Text.
What this means for bookings: Harder-to-read pages.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Text contrast. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: 11 pieces of text with too little contrast against the background. Evidence: - Text too faint to read (low colour contrast) (11×) What I want (the exact outcome): All text meets WCAG AA contrast (4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text) against its background. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Darker text on light backgrounds (rule color-contrast) --- /* aim for 4.5:1 (3:1 for large text); check with webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker */ /* use the exact failing selectors and suggested colours listed under 'Where the scan found it' when available */
/* aim for 4.5:1 (3:1 for large text); check with webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker */ /* use the exact failing selectors and suggested colours listed under 'Where the scan found it' when available */
What this means for bookings: Some visitors can't complete your form.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Form fields and buttons labelled. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: 3 elements without an accessible name (including form fields). Evidence: - Form fields with no label (3×) What I want (the exact outcome): Every form field has a visible label and every icon-only link or button has an accessible name. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Icon-only links need a name (rule link-name) --- <a href="[YOUR INSTAGRAM URL]" aria-label="Instagram"> <svg aria-hidden="true">...</svg> </a> --- Label every form field (rule label) --- <label for="f-email">Email</label> <input id="f-email" name="email" type="email">
<a href="[YOUR INSTAGRAM URL]" aria-label="Instagram"> <svg aria-hidden="true">...</svg> </a>
<label for="f-email">Email</label> <input id="f-email" name="email" type="email">
What this means for bookings: Avoidable security risk.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Server software (PHP) supported. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: PHP 8.1.29 is end-of-life and no longer receives security fixes. Your server also tells every visitor which version it runs. Evidence: - Seen in: X-Powered-By header What I want (the exact outcome): My server runs a supported PHP version and no longer advertises its version in response headers. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Hide the PHP version --- ; php.ini expose_php = Off # .htaccess Header unset X-Powered-By (Note: Upgrade PHP itself in your hosting panel (cPanel > Select PHP Version / MultiPHP Manager) to 8.3 or newer after checking plugin compatibility.)
; php.ini expose_php = Off # .htaccess Header unset X-Powered-By
Upgrade PHP itself in your hosting panel (cPanel > Select PHP Version / MultiPHP Manager) to 8.3 or newer after checking plugin compatibility.
What this means for bookings: Site and email go offline if it lapses.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Domain registration expiry. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: example-venue.com expires in 41 days. Make sure auto-renew is on. Evidence: - Expires: 2026-11-30 - Registrar: Example Registrar What I want (the exact outcome): My domain is set to auto-renew with a valid payment method, and it is registered for at least another year. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Registrar checklist --- At Example Registrar: turn on auto-renew for example-venue.com, update the card on file, add a second contact email, and consider renewing for several years.
At Example Registrar: turn on auto-renew for example-venue.com, update the card on file, add a second contact email, and consider renewing for several years.
What this means for bookings: Visitors who want to book now have to wait for a reply.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Online booking / scheduling tool. Priority: medium. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No online scheduling or booking tool detected (e.g. tour or call scheduler). What I want (the exact outcome): Visitors can book, request a date or schedule a call online, without waiting for an email reply. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Options to compare (examples, not endorsements) --- Typical choices: a tour scheduler (Calendly, Acuity) or a venue CRM with an inquiry/availability form (HoneyBook, Dubsado, Perfect Venue). Pick one that syncs with the calendar you already use, then link the header button and the sticky mobile bar to it.
Typical choices: a tour scheduler (Calendly, Acuity) or a venue CRM with an inquiry/availability form (HoneyBook, Dubsado, Perfect Venue). Pick one that syncs with the calendar you already use, then link the header button and the sticky mobile bar to it.
What this means for bookings: Small trust signal, noticed by careful buyers.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked.
If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed.
Website: https://www.example-venue.com/
Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup)
Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title)
Problem: Up-to-date footer. Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20.
What the scan found: Footer copyright says 2023, which suggests the site hasn't been updated in a while.
What I want (the exact outcome): The footer shows the current year automatically.
Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing.
Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged.
Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes):
--- Self-updating footer year ---
WordPress (footer.php): © <?php echo date('Y'); ?> Example Venue (demo)
Other sites: © <span id="y"></span> Example Venue (demo)
<script>document.getElementById('y').textContent=new Date().getFullYear()</script>
WordPress (footer.php): © <?php echo date('Y'); ?> Example Venue (demo)
Other sites: © <span id="y"></span> Example Venue (demo)
<script>document.getElementById('y').textContent=new Date().getFullYear()</script>
What this means for bookings: Low direct business impact; a hygiene signal.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Security headers. Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: 0 of 6 recommended security headers present. Evidence: - Present: none - Missing: HSTS, CSP, X-Content-Type-Options, Clickjacking protection, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy What I want (the exact outcome): My site sends the recommended security headers (HSTS, X-Content-Type-Options, clickjacking protection, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy and a starter Content-Security-Policy) without breaking anything. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Apache / most WordPress hosts (.htaccess, at the top) --- <IfModule mod_headers.c> Header always set Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains" Header always set X-Content-Type-Options "nosniff" Header always set X-Frame-Options "SAMEORIGIN" Header always set Referrer-Policy "strict-origin-when-cross-origin" Header always set Permissions-Policy "camera=(), microphone=(), geolocation=()" Header always set Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only "default-src 'self' https: data: 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'; frame-ancestors 'self'; upgrade-insecure-requests" </IfModule> (Note: The Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only line is Report-Only on purpose: it can't break the site. Switch to an enforced Content-Security-Policy only after testing.) --- Nginx (server block) --- add_header Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains" always; add_header X-Content-Type-Options "nosniff" always; add_header X-Frame-Options "SAMEORIGIN" always; add_header Referrer-Policy "strict-origin-when-cross-origin" always; add_header Permissions-Policy "camera=(), microphone=(), geolocation=()" always; add_header Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only "default-src 'self' https: data: 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'; frame-ancestors 'self'; upgrade-insecure-requests" always; --- Cloudflare Pages / Netlify (_headers file) --- /* Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN Referrer-Policy: strict-origin-when-cross-origin Permissions-Policy: camera=(), microphone=(), geolocation=() Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only: default-src 'self' https: data: 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'; frame-ancestors 'self'; upgrade-insecure-requests (Note: On a normal Cloudflare proxy use Rules > Transform Rules > Modify response header instead.)
<IfModule mod_headers.c> Header always set Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains" Header always set X-Content-Type-Options "nosniff" Header always set X-Frame-Options "SAMEORIGIN" Header always set Referrer-Policy "strict-origin-when-cross-origin" Header always set Permissions-Policy "camera=(), microphone=(), geolocation=()" Header always set Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only "default-src 'self' https: data: 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'; frame-ancestors 'self'; upgrade-insecure-requests" </IfModule>
The Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only line is Report-Only on purpose: it can't break the site. Switch to an enforced Content-Security-Policy only after testing.
add_header Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains" always; add_header X-Content-Type-Options "nosniff" always; add_header X-Frame-Options "SAMEORIGIN" always; add_header Referrer-Policy "strict-origin-when-cross-origin" always; add_header Permissions-Policy "camera=(), microphone=(), geolocation=()" always; add_header Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only "default-src 'self' https: data: 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'; frame-ancestors 'self'; upgrade-insecure-requests" always;
/* Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN Referrer-Policy: strict-origin-when-cross-origin Permissions-Policy: camera=(), microphone=(), geolocation=() Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only: default-src 'self' https: data: 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'; frame-ancestors 'self'; upgrade-insecure-requests
On a normal Cloudflare proxy use Rules > Transform Rules > Modify response header instead.
What this means for bookings: Lower engagement from comparison shoppers.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Desktop speed. Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: Main content appears after about 1.9s on desktop (needs improvement by Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds). Evidence: - Source: local lab test: headless Chrome, unthrottled desktop - Lighthouse performance score: 81/100 - First Contentful Paint: 0.9s - Largest Contentful Paint: 1.9s - Cumulative Layout Shift: 0.05 - Server response (TTFB): 0.90s What I want (the exact outcome): The main content of my home page appears in under 2.5 seconds on desktop (Largest Contentful Paint 2.5s or less). Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- WordPress speed checklist --- 1. Caching: your host's cache or one plugin (LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache), not several 2. Images: convert to WebP/AVIF and resize (ShortPixel, Imagify or EWWW) 3. Remove sliders/plugins you don't need on the home page (sliders are a common cause) 4. Lazy-load below-the-fold images and embeds; never lazy-load the hero image --- Hero image hints (HTML) --- <link rel="preload" as="image" href="[YOUR HERO IMAGE URL]" fetchpriority="high"> <img src="[YOUR HERO IMAGE URL]" width="[WIDTH]" height="[HEIGHT]" fetchpriority="high" alt="[DESCRIBE THE PHOTO]"> <img src="[YOUR GALLERY IMAGE URL]" loading="lazy" width="[WIDTH]" height="[HEIGHT]" alt="[DESCRIBE THE PHOTO]"> --- Browser caching (Apache .htaccess) --- <IfModule mod_expires.c> ExpiresActive On ExpiresByType image/webp "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType image/jpeg "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType text/css "access plus 1 month" ExpiresByType application/javascript "access plus 1 month" </IfModule>
1. Caching: your host's cache or one plugin (LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache), not several 2. Images: convert to WebP/AVIF and resize (ShortPixel, Imagify or EWWW) 3. Remove sliders/plugins you don't need on the home page (sliders are a common cause) 4. Lazy-load below-the-fold images and embeds; never lazy-load the hero image
<link rel="preload" as="image" href="[YOUR HERO IMAGE URL]" fetchpriority="high"> <img src="[YOUR HERO IMAGE URL]" width="[WIDTH]" height="[HEIGHT]" fetchpriority="high" alt="[DESCRIBE THE PHOTO]"> <img src="[YOUR GALLERY IMAGE URL]" loading="lazy" width="[WIDTH]" height="[HEIGHT]" alt="[DESCRIBE THE PHOTO]">
<IfModule mod_expires.c> ExpiresActive On ExpiresByType image/webp "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType image/jpeg "access plus 1 year" ExpiresByType text/css "access plus 1 month" ExpiresByType application/javascript "access plus 1 month" </IfModule>
What this means for bookings: Shared links look bare or pick a random image.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Social sharing preview (Open Graph). Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No Open Graph tags: shared links will look bare. What I want (the exact outcome): Sharing my site on Facebook, WhatsApp or iMessage shows the right title, description and an attractive image. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Open Graph + social tags (in <head>) --- <meta property="og:type" content="website"> <meta property="og:title" content="Example Venue (demo)"> <meta property="og:description" content="Wedding and event venue in [YOUR CITY]. See pricing, check your date and book a tour."> <meta property="og:url" content="https://www.example-venue.com/"> <meta property="og:image" content="[YOUR SHARE IMAGE URL, 1200X630]"> <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> (Note: Use a real 1200x630 photo. WordPress SEO plugins have a 'Social' tab for these.)
<meta property="og:type" content="website"> <meta property="og:title" content="Example Venue (demo)"> <meta property="og:description" content="Wedding and event venue in [YOUR CITY]. See pricing, check your date and book a tour."> <meta property="og:url" content="https://www.example-venue.com/"> <meta property="og:image" content="[YOUR SHARE IMAGE URL, 1200X630]"> <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image">
Use a real 1200x630 photo. WordPress SEO plugins have a 'Social' tab for these.
What this means for bookings: Trust and compliance gap.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Privacy policy. Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No privacy policy link found. What I want (the exact outcome): A privacy policy page exists and is linked from the footer of every page and from every form. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Footer link --- <a href="[YOUR PRIVACY POLICY URL]">Privacy policy</a> (Note: WordPress: Settings > Privacy creates a starter page. Have it reviewed; this is not legal advice.) --- Sections a privacy policy usually covers --- Who we are · What we collect (forms, bookings, analytics, cookies) · Why · Who we share it with (booking tool, email, analytics) · How long we keep it · Your rights and how to contact us
<a href="[YOUR PRIVACY POLICY URL]">Privacy policy</a>
WordPress: Settings > Privacy creates a starter page. Have it reviewed; this is not legal advice.
Who we are · What we collect (forms, bookings, analytics, cookies) · Why · Who we share it with (booking tool, email, analytics) · How long we keep it · Your rights and how to contact us
What this means for bookings: Less visibility in AI-assistant answers.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: AI assistants allowed to read the site. Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: robots.txt blocks some AI training crawlers (GPTBot). That's a valid choice; AI search bots are still allowed. What I want (the exact outcome): AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI) are allowed to read my public pages in robots.txt. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- robots.txt lines that allow AI assistants --- User-agent: GPTBot Allow: / User-agent: OAI-SearchBot Allow: / User-agent: ClaudeBot Allow: / User-agent: PerplexityBot Allow: / User-agent: Google-Extended Allow: / (Note: Remove any 'Disallow: /' lines for these bots. Some security plugins or Cloudflare 'block AI bots' settings also block them.)
User-agent: GPTBot Allow: / User-agent: OAI-SearchBot Allow: / User-agent: ClaudeBot Allow: / User-agent: PerplexityBot Allow: / User-agent: Google-Extended Allow: /
Remove any 'Disallow: /' lines for these bots. Some security plugins or Cloudflare 'block AI bots' settings also block them.
What this means for bookings: Emails may be treated as less trustworthy.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: DKIM signing. Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No DKIM key on the common selectors (google, default, selector1/2, k1, s1/s2, mail). Your provider may use a custom selector, so check it's switched on. What I want (the exact outcome): DKIM signing is switched on for my email provider (and any service that sends as my domain), and the DKIM TXT record is published. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Switch on DKIM (Google Workspace) --- Google Admin console > Apps > Google Workspace > Gmail > Authenticate email > Generate new record (2048-bit, selector 'google') > add the TXT record at your DNS host > back in Admin console click 'Start authentication'. --- What the DNS record will look like --- Type: TXT Host/Name: google._domainkey Value: v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=PASTE-THE-PUBLIC-KEY-FROM-YOUR-PROVIDER TTL: 3600 (or Auto) (Note: Never invent the key: copy it from your provider. Booking or newsletter tools that send as your domain have their own DKIM setup page.)
Google Admin console > Apps > Google Workspace > Gmail > Authenticate email > Generate new record (2048-bit, selector 'google') > add the TXT record at your DNS host > back in Admin console click 'Start authentication'.
Type: TXT Host/Name: google._domainkey Value: v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=PASTE-THE-PUBLIC-KEY-FROM-YOUR-PROVIDER TTL: 3600 (or Auto)
Never invent the key: copy it from your provider. Booking or newsletter tools that send as your domain have their own DKIM setup page.
What this means for bookings: Avoidable security and compatibility risk.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: JavaScript libraries up to date. Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: jQuery 3.7.1 is a major version behind the current 4.0.0. 3.x still receives critical fixes, so this is low priority, but plan the upgrade (test your theme and plugins first). Evidence: - jQuery: https://www.example-venue.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.min.js?ver=3.7.1 What I want (the exact outcome): The JavaScript libraries my site loads are on supported versions (through platform/theme updates where possible). Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- How jQuery is updated on WordPress --- jQuery ships with WordPress core: keep core current and don't swap it manually. If the theme loads its own old copy, update or replace the theme.
jQuery ships with WordPress core: keep core current and don't swap it manually. If the theme loads its own old copy, update or replace the theme.
What this means for bookings: Minor duplicate-content risk.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Canonical URL. Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No canonical URL on the home page. What I want (the exact outcome): Every page has a canonical tag pointing to its own preferred https URL. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Canonical tag (in <head>) --- <link rel="canonical" href="https://www.example-venue.com/">
<link rel="canonical" href="https://www.example-venue.com/">
What this means for bookings: Assistants may give wrong or no details.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked.
If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed.
Website: https://www.example-venue.com/
Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup)
Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title)
Problem: Key facts machine-readable. Priority: low. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20.
What the scan found: Some business facts are machine-readable; others are missing.
Evidence:
- sameAs
- telephone
What I want (the exact outcome): My structured data includes address, geo coordinates, opening hours, price range, phone and social profiles.
Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing.
Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged.
Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes):
--- JSON-LD for your home page (EventVenue) ---
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "EventVenue",
"name": "Example Venue (demo)",
"url": "https://www.example-venue.com/",
"telephone": "+15550100199",
"image": "[YOUR MAIN PHOTO URL]",
"address": {
"@type": "PostalAddress",
"streetAddress": "[YOUR STREET ADDRESS]",
"addressLocality": "[YOUR CITY]",
"addressRegion": "[YOUR STATE/REGION]",
"postalCode": "[YOUR POSTAL CODE]",
"addressCountry": "[YOUR COUNTRY CODE]"
},
"geo": {
"@type": "GeoCoordinates",
"latitude": "[YOUR LATITUDE]",
"longitude": "[YOUR LONGITUDE]"
},
"openingHoursSpecification": [
{
"@type": "OpeningHoursSpecification",
"dayOfWeek": [
"Monday",
"Tuesday",
"Wednesday",
"Thursday",
"Friday"
],
"opens": "09:00",
"closes": "17:00"
}
],
"priceRange": "[YOUR PRICE RANGE, E.G. $$]",
"sameAs": [
"https://www.instagram.com/examplevenue/"
],
"maximumAttendeeCapacity": "[YOUR MAX GUESTS]"
}
</script>
(Note: Replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder with your real details, delete lines you can't fill, then test it at search.google.com/test/rich-results. WordPress SEO plugins can output this for you (Local SEO / Schema settings); don't publish two competing blocks.)
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "EventVenue",
"name": "Example Venue (demo)",
"url": "https://www.example-venue.com/",
"telephone": "+15550100199",
"image": "[YOUR MAIN PHOTO URL]",
"address": {
"@type": "PostalAddress",
"streetAddress": "[YOUR STREET ADDRESS]",
"addressLocality": "[YOUR CITY]",
"addressRegion": "[YOUR STATE/REGION]",
"postalCode": "[YOUR POSTAL CODE]",
"addressCountry": "[YOUR COUNTRY CODE]"
},
"geo": {
"@type": "GeoCoordinates",
"latitude": "[YOUR LATITUDE]",
"longitude": "[YOUR LONGITUDE]"
},
"openingHoursSpecification": [
{
"@type": "OpeningHoursSpecification",
"dayOfWeek": [
"Monday",
"Tuesday",
"Wednesday",
"Thursday",
"Friday"
],
"opens": "09:00",
"closes": "17:00"
}
],
"priceRange": "[YOUR PRICE RANGE, E.G. $$]",
"sameAs": [
"https://www.instagram.com/examplevenue/"
],
"maximumAttendeeCapacity": "[YOUR MAX GUESTS]"
}
</script>
Replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder with your real details, delete lines you can't fill, then test it at search.google.com/test/rich-results. WordPress SEO plugins can output this for you (Local SEO / Schema settings); don't publish two competing blocks.
What this means for bookings: Optional channel; valuable where your audience uses it.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: WhatsApp / messaging option. Priority: optional. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No WhatsApp or messaging link found (optional; useful if your audience uses it). What I want (the exact outcome): Visitors can message me on WhatsApp (or another messenger I use) with one tap from the site. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- WhatsApp click-to-chat link --- <a href="https://wa.me/15550100199?text=Hi%2C%20I%20found%20you%20on%20your%20website">Message us on WhatsApp</a> (Note: Only use a number that has WhatsApp (Business) set up.)
<a href="https://wa.me/15550100199?text=Hi%2C%20I%20found%20you%20on%20your%20website">Message us on WhatsApp</a>
Only use a number that has WhatsApp (Business) set up.
What this means for bookings: Small, forward-looking.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: llms.txt. Priority: optional. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: No /llms.txt (optional, emerging convention). What I want (the exact outcome): A short /llms.txt file summarises my business and key pages for AI assistants. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- llms.txt (save at the site root) --- # Example Venue (demo) > Wedding and event venue in [YOUR CITY]. See pricing, check your date and book a tour. ## Key pages - [Home](https://www.example-venue.com/) - [Prices]([YOUR PRICING PAGE URL]) - [Book or inquire]([YOUR BOOKING PAGE URL]) - [Contact]([YOUR CONTACT PAGE URL]) ## Facts - Phone: (555) 010-0199 - Address: [YOUR ADDRESS] - Opening hours: [YOUR OPENING HOURS]
# Example Venue (demo) > Wedding and event venue in [YOUR CITY]. See pricing, check your date and book a tour. ## Key pages - [Home](https://www.example-venue.com/) - [Prices]([YOUR PRICING PAGE URL]) - [Book or inquire]([YOUR BOOKING PAGE URL]) - [Contact]([YOUR CONTACT PAGE URL]) ## Facts - Phone: (555) 010-0199 - Address: [YOUR ADDRESS] - Opening hours: [YOUR OPENING HOURS]
What this means for bookings: Maintenance load.
I need help fixing one problem on my website. Give me exact, numbered steps for WordPress, and tell me how to check that it worked. If you are an AI website builder with access to my site, make the change directly and then list exactly what you changed. Website: https://www.example-venue.com/ Platform: WordPress (I can log in to wp-admin and install plugins; tell me which menu or plugin to use and warn me before anything that needs a backup) Business: Example Venue (demo) (Wedding / event venue; name read from the page title) Problem: Plugins detected. Priority: optional. Found by an automated CheckupAI scan on 2026-10-20. What the scan found: 2 WordPress plugins visible in the page source. Keep them updated. Evidence: - contact-form-7 6.1 - woocommerce 10.7.0 What I want (the exact outcome): Every plugin is updated, unused plugins are removed, and automatic updates are on for security releases. Rules: don't change my design, wording or prices unless the fix needs it; tell me before anything that could take the site down; if you need information I haven't given you (for example my street address), ask me instead of guessing. Placeholders: replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder (like [YOUR EMAIL] or [YOUR PHONE]) with my real details; if you don't know a value, ask me instead of guessing. Keep every existing value taken from my site or DNS (marked 'keep as is') exactly unchanged. Drafts from my report (check them and tell me exactly where each one goes): --- Plugins seen in your page source --- - contact-form-7 6.1 - woocommerce 10.7.0 (Note: Check each one in Plugins > Installed Plugins: update, or delete if unused. Premium plugins (e.g. Slider Revolution) need a valid licence to receive updates.) --- WP-CLI: list plugins with updates --- wp plugin list --update=available wp plugin update --all
- contact-form-7 6.1 - woocommerce 10.7.0
Check each one in Plugins > Installed Plugins: update, or delete if unused. Premium plugins (e.g. Slider Revolution) need a valid licence to receive updates.
wp plugin list --update=available wp plugin update --all
Green passed, amber is a warning, red is failing. Open a row for the detail.
Mostly in good shape, but the items marked below are worth fixing.
Home page loaded in 1.4s.
HTTPS works, but the plain http:// address does not redirect to https://.
0 redirect(s) from http:// to the final page.
No insecure http:// resources found on the pages we checked.
Pages appear quickly, but something below slows the page down for phone visitors.
Main content appears after about 4.6s on mobile (needs improvement by Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds).
Main content appears after about 1.9s on desktop (needs improvement by Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds).
Phone visitors can read and tap comfortably.
Mobile viewport is configured correctly.
Ready-to-book visitors can't find a quick way to contact or book you.
A phone number is shown on the site.
The phone number is shown as plain text, so it can't be tapped to call on a phone.
Contact/inquiry form found (1 page(s)); nearest is 1 click(s) from home. We did not submit it.
No WhatsApp or messaging link found (optional; useful if your audience uses it).
The home page has a clear check a date, see pricing, or book a tour call-to-action.
Booking/inquiry is 1 click(s) from the home page (linked directly from the home page).
No online scheduling or booking tool detected (e.g. tour or call scheduler).
Visitors with a quick question have no instant way to ask, so some leave.
No live chat, messaging widget or AI assistant detected.
Missing prices or availability make visitors ask elsewhere first.
No pricing or 'starting from' prices found.
Visitors can check dates/availability or schedule online.
Search engines get weak signals, so fewer people find you on Google.
Home page title is a good length.
No meta description on the home page.
One H1 heading on the home page.
No canonical URL on the home page.
Home page is indexable.
No Open Graph tags: shared links will look bare.
XML sitemap found (14 URLs listed).
robots.txt is present and allows search engines.
Structured data describes the business type.
Stale or missing trust signals make visitors hesitate to book.
2 broken link(s) out of ~40 checked.
No broken images detected.
Business contact details look consistent across the pages checked.
Footer copyright says 2023, which suggests the site hasn't been updated in a while.
No obviously expired events or offers found.
No links to review profiles (e.g. The Knot, WeddingWire, Google reviews) or review widgets found.
Mostly in good shape, but the items marked below are worth fixing.
No /llms.txt (optional, emerging convention).
robots.txt blocks some AI training crawlers (GPTBot). That's a valid choice; AI search bots are still allowed.
Some business facts are machine-readable; others are missing.
Missing privacy and security basics weaken trust at the moment of booking.
0 of 6 recommended security headers present.
No trackers or consent banner detected.
No privacy policy link found.
Booking confirmations and replies to inquiries may land in spam, so leads go cold.
example-venue.com has mail servers (1).
SPF record found and it limits who can send as your domain.
No DMARC record for example-venue.com. Inboxes get no instructions for fake mail in your name, and deliverability can suffer.
No DKIM key on the common selectors (google, default, selector1/2, k1, s1/s2, mail). Your provider may use a custom selector, so check it's switched on.
No BIMI record (optional; it shows your logo in some inboxes once DMARC is enforced).
Some visitors can't read or operate parts of your site, so they can't book.
9 critical and 11 serious accessibility issues (3 rule types) on the home page.
6 images without a text alternative.
11 pieces of text with too little contrast against the background.
3 elements without an accessible name (including form fields).
The page language is set.
Outdated software is the most common way small-business sites get hacked or break.
WordPress 6.8.2 is several major releases behind the current 7.1.3. Only the newest WordPress branch is actively supported.
jQuery 3.7.1 is a major version behind the current 4.0.0. 3.x still receives critical fixes, so this is low priority, but plan the upgrade (test your theme and plugins first).
PHP 8.1.29 is end-of-life and no longer receives security fixes. Your server also tells every visitor which version it runs.
2 WordPress plugins visible in the page source. Keep them updated.
Mostly in good shape, but the items marked below are worth fixing.
Certificate expires in 19 days. Renew it soon, or switch on auto-renewal.
example-venue.com expires in 41 days. Make sure auto-renew is on.
Visitors who look for proof you're active can't reach your profiles from the site.
The home page links to Instagram, Facebook.
1 social link leads to a missing page (404).
Your profiles are listed in the structured-data sameAs list.
A human-run, consent-based deep test. With your written permission and the access you choose to give, we test the things an outside scan can't, then hand you a prioritised action plan.
We only run the tests you agree to in writing. It's a list of what we test, not guarantees about results.
Refund if we can't run the agreed tests
Book the expert checkWe fix everything fixable that the report and the Expert check found, not just the top 3, using the access you grant (CMS admin, DNS, hosting). Includes the Expert check and a before/after re-test.
Anything that depends on a third-party vendor (your booking engine, for example) or needs a redesign gets exact hand-off instructions instead.
Pro-rata refund for any committed fix not delivered
Start a fix sprintWe re-test your site, booking path and inquiry channels every week, alert you when something breaks, and chase vendors to fix it.