We inspected all 8 pages of studio104.au and checked them against the things search engines and AI answer engines need in order to find, read and understand a business.
Nothing on the site is switched off or unreachable, which is the most important thing to be able to say. Search engines can reach every page and are permitted to list them.
There are 4 items worth doing: the site works, but a signal it needs is missing or unclear. This is where most of the value in this report sits.
The remainder (8 minor, 3 for information) are small or need your judgement rather than ours.
Speed, as measured by Google
Page
Speed mobile
Speed desktop
Accessibility mobile
On-page SEO mobile
/ (homepage)
94
100
93
100
/work/mads-kitchen
91
100
96
100
Scores out of 100, produced by Google Lighthouse. They measure the page, they do not predict a ranking.
Google has not yet collected enough real-visitor data for this site to report what actual people experience. That is normal for a smaller site and says nothing about its speed. The measurements above are laboratory tests.
What is already working
Served securely over https
Sitemap present, listing 2 pages
robots.txt present
robots.txt points search engines at the sitemap
Every page has its own title
Every page has a search description
Every page has exactly one main heading
Every page is set up to render correctly on a phone
Every page names a sharing image at a full web address, so links can preview when shared
No page is accidentally hidden from search
No image is missing its alt attribute
Every page is linked from somewhere else on the site
No broken internal links found
Phone number is tap-to-call on mobile
Email address is a working link for visitors
What we would do first
Add the missing pages to the sitemapSearch opportunity6 pagesThese pages exist but are not listed, so they are found only by following links to them.
Add a canonical link to each pageSearch opportunity5 pagesThis tells search engines the one official address for a page, so the same content at two addresses is not treated as a duplicate.
Add structured data describing the businessAI visibilityA short machine-readable block stating who you are, what you do and where you work. Without it, every AI answer engine has to guess all of that from your sentences.
Create a page for each service you offerSearch opportunityA service mentioned in passing has no page of its own for someone searching for it to land on.
Business understanding
This section does not measure whether ChatGPT, Gemini or Google’s AI results recommend this business. Nothing can measure that reliably. It measures whether the website gives those systems clear, explicit evidence to work with.
Checked against the business name "Studio104", a base in Bellingen, 2 services.
Read as a service business. That is our reading of the website, not something we have been told: the profile declares services and the site has no product pages. If it is wrong, tell us and we will re-run this against the right description.
What the site establishes
Business identity
Partial
Named in the homepage title. Not stated in structured data.“Studio104 · Web design, Bellingen NSW” / (homepage)
Business type
Partial
The kind of business is stated in the homepage title, description or main heading.“Studio104 · Web design, Bellingen NSW” / (homepage)
How the business describes itself
Strong
Not described in structured data. The homepage carries a search description. The copy explains the business in its own words.“Custom websites and apps designed to stand out. Clean design. Easy to use. Built to work. Strategic design Built around your goals Strategic” / (homepage)
Contact identity
Partial
A phone number is marked up as a link. An email address is marked up as a link. No contact details in structured data.
Where the business is based
Partial
Not stated in structured data. Named in the homepage title, description or main heading.“Studio104 · Web design, Bellingen NSW” / (homepage)
What the business does
Partial
2 of 2 declared services are clearly presented. Detail is in Service understanding below.
Service understanding
Website design
Partial
No page of its own. Described clearly on the site. Not in structured data. No completed work is described for this service.“Custom websites and apps designed to stand out. Clean design. Easy to use. Built to…” / (homepage)
Website builds
Partial
No page of its own. Described clearly on the site. Not in structured data. No completed work is described for this service.“What I build” / (homepage)
First-party evidence
Completed projects
Partial
Work is described in 1 place on the site. 0 photographs with a descriptive caption.“…Profiles show a name, a rating and how many trips someone has completed. Every figure comes from real completed trips, never invented.” /work/townruns
Experience and expertise
Not found
No statement of experience. No process-oriented writing was recognised. That is a limit of the text rules this audit uses, not a finding that the site explains nothing.
Licences, insurance and qualifications
Not found
No licences, insurance, qualifications or memberships are mentioned.
The people behind the business
Not found
No owner, founder or team is introduced.
Client testimonials
Not found
No testimonials or client feedback were found.
Structured data
Business record (Organization or LocalBusiness)
Missing
No structured business record on the site.
Services
Missing
Services are described only in prose.
Breadcrumbs
Missing
Page hierarchy is not declared.
Can the site answer common questions?
How well the website supports an answer to each question. This is about the evidence on the site, not a prediction of what any AI system will say.
How do I contact Studio104?
Well supported
Phone is a tap-to-call link. Email is a working link for visitors, though the address is hidden from crawlers that do not run scripts.
What does a Studio104 website cost?
Well supported
One place on the site answers this directly.“Packages and investment” / (homepage)
How does working with Studio104 work?
Partly supported
The pieces of an answer are on one page but are not stated together.
What would strengthen it
Add a structured business recordNothing on the site states the business name, type and location in a form a machine can read without guessing.Include only details that are true and public. Leave out any field you cannot confirm rather than filling it in.
Explain Website design and Website builds in more depthThese services are named but not properly explained, so an answer engine has very little to quote when someone asks about them.
Describe the core services in structured dataServices currently exist only as prose, so the link between the business and what it offers is inferred rather than stated.Describe services you actually provide, using the same words as the page.
State any licences, insurance or qualifications the business holdsNone are mentioned. Where they exist, stating them plainly is one of the clearest trust signals there is.Only list credentials that are current and that you could produce if asked.
Show genuine client testimonialsNo client feedback appears on the site, so there is no third-party voice supporting the business.Use real, attributable feedback only. Never mark up reviews the business wrote itself.
Everything we found
Technical
Whether search engines can reach, read and index the site.
Worth doing
Add a canonical link to each page
Search opportunity
This tells search engines the one official address for a page, so the same content at two addresses is not treated as a duplicate.
What we found 5 pages have no canonical URL
/work/upkeep
/work/townruns
/work/104-customs
/work/elias-pratt
/work/mesa
Worth doing
Add the missing pages to the sitemap
Search opportunity
These pages exist but are not listed, so they are found only by following links to them.
What we found 6 crawled pages are absent from the sitemap
/work/upkeep
/work/townruns
/work/104-customs
/work/elias-pratt
/work/mesa
/work/order.html
Tidy up
Set width and height on images
Search opportunity
Without them the page jumps around as images load, which is the main cause of a page feeling unstable on a phone.
What we found 3 pages have images without width/height
/ (homepage)· 37 of 40
/work/mads-kitchen· 4 of 6
/work/mesa· 5 of 5
Tidy up
Declare the page language
Search opportunity
A single attribute stating the page is in English, which helps search engines serve it to the right audience.
What we found 2 pages have no lang attribute on <html>
/work/upkeep
/work/elias-pratt
For your information
Review which of these images are decorative
Observation
An empty description is correct for a background or a divider, and wrong for a photograph of your work. Only you can say which is which.
How quickly the pages load and settle, as measured by Google.
Tidy up
Avoid multiple page redirects
Search opportunity
Google estimates this would save around 0.8s per page. An estimate, not a promise.
What we found Avoid multiple page redirects
/work/mads-kitchen· 0.8s estimated saving
For your information
No real-visitor speed data available yet
Observation
Google publishes real-user timings only once a site has enough traffic. Its absence says nothing about the site, and the lab measurements above still apply.
What we found No real-visitor speed data available yet
Content
Whether the pages say enough, and say it in the right places.
Worth doing
Create a page for each service you offer
Search opportunity
A service mentioned in passing has no page of its own for someone searching for it to land on.
What we found 2 declared services have no dedicated page
Tidy up
Consider shortening these descriptions
Search opportunity
Long summaries get cut off, so the end is never read.
What we found 2 meta descriptions over 158 characters
/work/townruns· 195 chars
/work/104-customs· 164 chars
Tidy up
Consider expanding these descriptions
Search opportunity
A very short summary uses less of the space available in a search result.
What we found 1 meta description under 70 characters
/work/order.html· 25 chars
Tidy up
Consider expanding these page titles
Search opportunity
A very short title often leaves out the service or the town, which are the two things people search for.
What we found 3 page titles under 25 characters
/work/upkeep· 6 chars: upKeep
/work/townruns· 9 chars: Town Runs
/work/elias-pratt· 18 chars: Elias Pratt Poetry
For your information
No action needed
Observation
Contact, legal, gallery and similar pages are usually short on purpose. Listed so nothing is hidden from you.
What we found 3 pages are short, which is normal for that kind of page
/work/104-customs· 52 words, 4 images | portfolio
/work/elias-pratt· 16 words, 1 image | portfolio
/work/order.html· 40 words, 2 images | portfolio
AI visibility
Whether an answer engine can state who you are and what you do.
Worth doing
Add structured data describing the business
AI visibility
A short machine-readable block stating who you are, what you do and where you work. Without it, every AI answer engine has to guess all of that from your sentences.
What we found No structured data anywhere on the site
Tidy up
Decide whether the email address should be readable by AI crawlers
AI visibility
Your email address is protected from spam scrapers, which also hides it from any crawler that does not run scripts. That is a reasonable trade, and it is yours to make.
What we found The email address is hidden from crawlers that do not run JavaScript
Tidy up
Consider adding a questions and answers section
AI visibility
AI answer engines quote direct questions and answers far more readily than marketing copy.
What we found No FAQ content
What this report cannot see
This audit reads the website itself. Several things that strongly affect how a local business is found live somewhere else, and no website crawl can check them:
Google Business Profile. The listing shown in Google Maps and in the map results at the top of local searches. For many local businesses this is where most search clicks go.
Google reviews. How many there are, the rating and how recent they are. Testimonials on the website are a different thing.
Other websites mentioning or linking to the business. Directories, local press, suppliers, venues and partners.
Actual rankings and search traffic. Which searches the site appears for and how often it is clicked. That needs access to Google Search Console.
What AI tools actually say. Answers vary by tool, by how the question is worded and over time, so no audit can report them reliably.
A strong website can still be hard to find if these are neglected. They are worth checking separately.
How to read the labels
Each item says what kind of thing it is:
Broken
Something is actually wrong and should be fixed.
Search opportunity
Nothing is broken. A signal is missing or weak, and improving it could help the site be found.
AI visibility
Makes the business easier for AI tools to identify, understand and describe.
Observation
Context for you to judge. Nothing is necessarily wrong.
And how much it matters:
Urgent
Something is switched off or unreachable.
Worth doing
Works, but a signal it needs is missing or wrong.
Tidy up
Minor, unlikely to matter much on its own.
For your information
An observation. Correct or not depending on your intent.