You didn’t start your beauty or wellness business to spend your nights rearranging website sections and second-guessing button placement.
Your website is getting clicks and visitors…but it feels like people are walking in, looking around, and silently leaving without saying a word. And you can’t quite put your finger on why.
Is it the design? Should it be more branded? Should it look more like your competitor up the street? Is it the messaging? The photos? You’re not really sure. What you are sure of, is you’re done fiddling with your website—moving words from the home page to the about page, then right back again.
At some point, your website quietly started stealing time from the part of your business you actually enjoy. You’ve exhausted the DIY resources. You’ve purchased templates, and business tools that promised website results…but the results are still nowhere to be found. Your website isn’t broken, but it also isn’t doing all that could be.
And that in-between space? That’s where a lot of money quietly gets left on the table.
When a website feels like this, most business owners assume the only solution is a full redesign. That’s where website audits are supposed to come in, specifically one that looks beyond surface-level fixes and into how your site actually supports bookings and conversions
Over the years, website audits have been cheapened into automated tech scans and generic, one-size-fits-all checklists. I often see “free audits” offered as surface-level, check-the-box lists that lack real insight into your business or your ideal clients.
I offer a website audit called Polished Pages, created to rewrite the “free and unhelpful” website audit stigma by going beyond all the surface level stuff. Polished Pages is contextual and business-aligned. No two business owners ever get the same feedback after an audit, because your business is just as unique as the person running it.
There’s no robot behind these audits, I’m personally scrolling through every single website myself. I’m looking for changes that you can make that will make your website work harder. Things that will boost its performance and drive more bookings, clarity, and trust, not just busy-work tasks.
Every Polished Pages audit follows a three-phase review process, designed to look at how your website looks, reads, and functions as a decision-making tool.
This phase looks at whether your website’s design reflects your brand, builds trust, and guides visitors clearly, or if it’s working against you. The goal isn’t to nitpick aesthetics, but to determine whether your visual layout supports credibility and an easy-to-follow experience.
In this phase, I review how clearly your website communicates who you help, what you offer, and why it matters to the right clients. We identify where your messaging may feel vague, overwhelming, or misaligned, and where that confusion may be costing you inquiries. This is often where website conversions break down, not because website traffic is bad, but because the website's clarity is lacking.
This phase looks at how real people are likely moving through your website based on layout, flow, and decision-making patterns. I identify points where visitors may hesitate, get lost, or drop off—and where better structure, timing, or button placement could improve conversions.
After auditing your website, I record a personalized Audit Report video walking you through my recommended website changes—and, more importantly, why I’m recommending them.
I don’t just hand you a laundry list of things to fix.
I explain the reasoning behind each recommendation so you’re not making the same mistakes again six months from now.
Each action item comes with an urgency level (critical, high priority, medium priority, or low priority), because I want you to start with the changes that will actually move the needle.
For example, what sense does it make to spend hours hunting for a trendy new website font when you’d see better results by placing your buttons more strategically throughout your site?
Alongside your Audit Report, I also leave my feedback directly on your website pages. No vague notes. No guessing games. No “wait… which heading were you talking about again?” Everything is clearly labeled and annotated exactly where the change needs to happen.
My fellow Type-A business owners love this process.
Focused work beats guesswork every time.
The goal of a Polished Pages audit isn’t to scare you into a full redesign, or convince you that you have to work with me to have a high-performing website.
I actually created this offer for the opposite reason.
I kept seeing business owners completely burn down their websites the moment something felt off…or prematurely invest thousands of dollars into a redesign or running ads without ever diagnosing the real problem. In many cases, there were solid foundations already in place, they just needed refinement, not replacement.
And honestly? That sucks, because I’ve been there.
I want you to make informed decisions based on facts, not impulsive ones based on frustration or comparison. That’s especially true if you’re newer in business.
Starting with a website audit helps you avoid:
If I could rewind the clock back to 2019-era Domanique and invest $497 in personalized website guidance, instead of wasting thousands of dollars and countless hours on one-size-fits-all courses and templates, I would do it in a heartbeat.
Back then, I would have done just about anything to have a more experienced designer look at my site and say, “Here’s exactly what to fix, and what to stop overthinking.”
Instead, I spent way too much time fiddling with my website, borrowing layout ideas from competitors, and trying to force someone else’s strategy to work for my business. Spoiler: it didn’t.
A strategic website audit helps you get clarity before investing in a full redesign, or business resources, you may not actually need.
I know there are a lot of website audits out there. After six years of working with beauty and wellness businesses, I built Polished Pages to be beginner-business friendly, cost-efficient, deeply informative, and completely personalized, not generic or automated.
Here’s how it works:
And the best part?
All of this happens behind the scenes, within 7 days of booking.
You don’t have to sit through a two-hour strategy call or watch me audit your site live to understand your results. I know you’re busy running your business, so this audit is designed to be high-clarity, low-lift.
Polished Pages audits are for beauty and wellness entrepreneurs who want clarity around how to get more consistent website traffic, bookings, and conversions—without jumping straight into a redesign blindly.
This audit might not be the best fit if:
Having a pretty website is nice.
But having a working website is what actually moves your business forward.
If your site isn’t supporting bookings, inquiries, or sales, it’s essentially doing the same thing as no website at all. The trap a lot of business owners fall into is spending time and money fixing things that don’t impact the bottom line…or ignoring the red flags altogether and hoping things magically start working.
Your time is already split in enough directions. Your website should be lightening your load, not adding to it.
A well-built website acts like your biggest brand advocate. It attracts the right people, warms them up to your services, answers their unspoken questions, and helps them decide, all while you’re running your business or working with your existing clients. When that’s happening, getting new bookings doesn't feel forced. They flow. And that’s exactly where I want you to be.
There are plenty of website audits out there that promise big results without actually taking the time to understand your business or the ins and outs of your site. Polished Pages isn’t one of them.
This is an expert-level website review with personalized guidance, built to give you clarity before you spend another dollar or make another design tweak.
If your website feels like it should be doing more, but you’re not sure what to fix first, start with a website audit. It’s the smartest, lowest-risk way to figure out what’s actually holding your site back.
Clarity first. Decisions second. Guesswork never.


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