Check the visible basics
A directional first look at accessible pages and basic technical and content signals.
- Uses publicly visible pages
- Does not access analytics, Search Console, or backend data
Before investing in a rebuild, SEO, or ongoing support, clarify whether buyers are searching for your products, what they need to know, how competitors present themselves, and what your website should communicate. A free initial scan checks public pages; a deeper diagnosis adds research and business interviews.
Understand the business, review website and market evidence, then agree on what to address first.
Clarify what you sell, who you sell to, where you sell, how you acquire customers today, and what your team can support.
Illustrations explain the diagnosis framework; they are not findings about a real website, market, or competitor. Conclusions depend on project evidence and scope.
Start with a diagnosis, rebuild your website, or get ongoing support—begin with the step you need most.
See what needs to change
CNY 3,000–8,000
For teams unsure where the issue lies who want a clear direction before deciding on the next step.
View diagnosis serviceRebuild your website properly
CNY 30,000–80,000
For teams revisiting positioning, products, and their website, and looking to build a complete site in one coordinated project.
Explore website servicesKeep growth moving
CNY 80,000–200,000 per year
For teams with a website that want ongoing SEO, content, optimization, and growth support.
Explore ongoing growthThe free initial scan reviews publicly available pages and offers directional observations. An in-depth diagnosis can add a business interview, market and competitor research, and prioritized recommendations. We confirm its scope and fee before starting.

Bring your website or product materials. We will help identify whether the main issue is positioning, the website, traffic, or ongoing operations, then suggest a suitable next step.
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