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Results & analysis

Your Inbound Score

This is the combined result of your website and Facebook page performance. Your inbound score is determined by everything from SEO and content, page speed, social activity and engagement.
Find out the details in the report below!

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Website & Inbound

SEO
Speed
Inbound

Facebook

Profile
Activity
Engagement
Web

Your website results

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SEO

SEO is dependent on lots of things – from meta descriptions and URL:s to headings, words and mobile friendliness. This is the nitty gritty of your website, you want it to kick ass in order to increase traffic and conversions!

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Inbound

How well is your website optimized for inbound content and lead generation? With a blog, marketing automation software and great CTA:s, you'll soon have it in the bag.

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Speed

It is all about the speed. Having a lightweight, fast-loading page will minimize bounce rates and keep your visitors where they should be – on your website.

SEO

The face of perfection!

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You know what SEO is all about, we reckon. Great job.

Title

Cool! A page title says it all, and yours is right where it should be.

Metabeskrivning

Your site has a meta description. It’s really important to attract visitors, so well done!

Redirects

Sweet – you don’t have any page redirects from your URL that slows down your page.

Robots.txt

Your little robots.txt is safe there in the root directory.

Mobile friendly

Perfect. Having a responsive site has been crucial for a long time – nowadays it’s a necessity.

Alt text

Neat, there are plenty of alt texts on your website.

SSL (HTTPS)

You and all your visitors can feel safe – well done.

Sitemap

You don’t have a sitemap, which will make it difficult for the search engine robots to understand and present your website.

Headings

Your H1:s and H2:s are in their right place!

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Words

Wow, you do have a lot to say! Around 500 words on your home page is recommended - make sure to keep 'em relevant.

Inbound

Wanna catch 'em all

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Nice, the inbound parts of your website are clearly up and running. Now – are you getting those leads?

Blog

Yay, it looks like you have a blog on your site! Make sure to have everyone read about what’s new and hot in your business.

404 page

You have your 404 page in order – it looks good!

Marketing software

Way to go, it looks like you have some marketing automation software connected to your website! We like.

Google Analytics

You got it! Analytics is up and running, just as it should be.

Speed

Speedy Gonzales

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Would you look at that? Well done, we're surprised if even a single visitor will escape you.

5.31 MB

Page Size

Your site is too heavy. Try to make it lighter and you’ll see it will load faster!

1.7  s

Interactive time

Your site respond to user interactions with the speed of light!

Uses Optimized Images

Your images are too big, which makes the site slow.

Blocking Resources

Sweet, Google can read your site easily.

Social media

Your Facebook results

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Profile

Your profile is the ultimate chance to tell people everything about yourself and how to get in contact with your business. Take this opportunity to claim your identity in the social universe!

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Activity

What are you posting, how often and how good is it, really? Make sure you have something to say, and keep users interested by mixing things up from time to time.

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Engagement

Engaging your followers is the most important thing for a great inbound social presence, and to keep attracting, converting and delighting your customers.

Profile

No identity crisis here

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You are what you is and that's all it is, as Frank Zappa should've said.

Profile picture + Cover photo

A company profile picture and a cover photo is the first thing you should make sure to upload.

About

Lovely. Now everyone understands who you are and what you do!

Username

Neat!

Call to actions

Great! Now you can guide your visitors right.

Contact details

People need to know how they can get in touch with you – make sure it's clear on your Facebook page.

Activity

Time to start telling your story

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You need to post more stuff you and your followers really care about and want to engage in.

Post types

It’s not enough just to publish text posts over and over again. Try mixing in other formats as well!

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Post frequency

Close – but not enough. It seems you need to increase your post frequency.

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Posts length

Seems like you could use a new strategy for posting on Facebook. Aim to write between 100-150 characters to make the most out of your content.

Message tags

Tagging accounts is a great way to include others, and increase your reach.

Engagement

Spread the word

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You don't really seem to be that interesting. Try engaging more people!

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Engagement

Hmm, your followers are not too entertained...

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What your rating is

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How many reviews you've got

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Likes on your page

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People talking about this

Recommendations

What you need to work on

Recommendations

Most critical

Sitemap

The lack of a sitemap will make it difficult for the search engine robots to understand and present your website. Create a sitemap and make it easier for Google to index the content on your site – it will make you more searchable!

Page Size

Your website is a bit heavier than it should be – which makes it slow and tardy to load. Reducing the total size of your page’s network requests is good for your users’ experience on your site. Try slimming it down, that will definitely speed things up!

Uses Optimized Images

Images is often the Achilles’ heel of a website. Compress the size of your images to make them load faster, and help speeding up your whole site.

Contact details

The visitor needs to know how they can get in touch with you. Keep your website, email, certain phone numbers or other relevant contact information here.

Post types

Your page could benefit from posting content with a greater variation – such as photos, videos, polls and so on, to give your followers a more enjoyable experience. Try one of the great tools online to quickly put together your own video, for example!

Posts length

Try to write posts texts in order to attract readers with interesting, spot-on and valuable content. But remember – our attention span is extremely short nowadays, so make sure to keep your posts between 100-150 characters.

Post frequency

You could really benefit from posting more frequently. At least three posts per week is recommended to stay top of mind with your audience.

Engagement

Start engaging your Facebook followers by getting more creative with your posts, and doing things you know they like. Post more intriguing content, ask questions, use storytelling, present your employees, make polls – whatever you can to make people like, comment or share your posts!

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