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Built by Rob from The ARCHiTECH, using the Click to Call Framework 5.0 on Google from 18 reviews

Score your website out of 9

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Question 1 of 9: The bullseye rule

The bullseye rule

The page is about exactly what they searched for or the ad offered.

Is the page all about the exact thing people searched for or your ad was about, not your business in general?

Question 2 of 9: The 3 second test

The 3 second test

In 3 seconds, on the first screen, they see what the ad promised.

When the page loads, can people see what your ad promised within 3 seconds, without scrolling?

Question 3 of 9: The one door rule

The one door rule

One way to get in touch, and nothing that leads anywhere else.

Is there one obvious way to get in touch, like a big "Call now" button or a short form (name and phone), and no menu or links anywhere on the page that take people somewhere else? Answer yes only if both are true.

Question 4 of 9: The trust zone

The trust zone

Licence, star rating and real reviews, where people see them straight away.

Can people see your licence, star rating or real reviews without scrolling far?

Question 5 of 9: The worry list

The worry list

Their fears answered before they ask: guarantee, how it works, common questions.

Does the page answer common worries, like a guarantee, how the job works, or questions people often ask?

Question 6 of 9: The shop window offer

The shop window offer

A clear reason to choose you, right up front.

Is there a clear offer near the top, like a free quote or a deal, not buried further down?

Question 7 of 9: The real job rule

The real job rule

Your own local work, never stock photos.

Are the photos of your own local jobs, not stock images?

Question 8 of 9: The size match

The size match

The page feels right for the size of the job.

Does the page suit the size of the job? A big renovation needs a different page from a quick repair.

Question 9 of 9: The honest deadline

The honest deadline

A genuine reason to act now.

Is there a real reason to get in touch now, like limited spots this month?

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About Rob

Hi, I'm Rob

I build the pages your ads send people to. It's a one person studio on the Sunshine Coast, building for businesses across Australia. Every page I build follows my Click to Call Framework: 9 core elements, the same 9 in this check.

Up to 3 times the enquiries on average.

Based on industry averages
Real client work

Websites I've built

A few real client websites, built by me.

Real Google reviews

What clients say

5.0 on Google from 18 reviews

★★★★★

Rob Hosking at The Architech is an absolute professional. He took the time to truly understand my vision and translated it into a sleek, high-performing website that exceeded my expectations. His communication is top-notch, and he makes the entire design process seamless and stress-free. If you're looking for a developer who combines technical expertise with a great eye for modern design, Rob is your guy. Highly recommended!"

Geoff MunceGoogle review
★★★★★

Rob did an incredible job on our website, easy to deal with, innovative, with great speedy service. Thanks again Rob. Highly recommend - 5 stars allround!

Sales GoldenHorizonEstateGoogle review
★★★★★

Rob did an amazing job with our Website. He has been great to work with and always been efficient and communicated well. Love your work Rob!

dave westonGoogle review
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Questions

Yes.

No. Your agency keeps running your ads. I build the page they send people to, and we can split the clicks between the page your ads go to now and the new one, so the numbers decide.

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