| Page | First screen on a phone | Next steps offered | Sign-up form |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homepage | A small Contact link | Contact only | None |
| WordPress vs Webflow | A small Contact link | Contact only | None |
| Best Ecommerce Platforms | A small Contact link | Contact only | None |
| WordPress AI security review | A small Contact link | Contact only | None |
What we found
1. No way to stay in touch Impact: high Effort: low
None of the pages we checked offers a newsletter sign-up. A news site's readers are its best repeat audience, and today every visit ends with no way to bring the reader back.
What to do
Add a short sign-up box after the first section of every article and again at the end: "Get the weekly WordPress security roundup."
2. The only next step is a small Contact link Impact: high Effort: low
Readers of a security or how-to article often have the problem right now. The pages give them nowhere to go except a generic Contact link.
What to do
On security and how-to articles, add one clear next step that matches the article, such as "Need this fixed? Get help today", linking to the matching service.
3. The guides that should earn the most are built to inform, not to help someone choose Impact: medium Effort: medium
Comparison articles like "Best Ecommerce Platforms" have no comparison table and no clear "best for" pick, which is where readers decide and click.
What to do
Add a comparison table with a clear pick for each type of reader, with links where the site earns from a referral (disclosed).