Get a free review of your technical content
I compare your technical content with two competitors’ sites and send a one-page review of the unanswered product questions and the three documents or tools I recommend building first.
How it works
You send your website. Choose “Free content review” on the contact form. I use public information only.
I send one page to your work email, usually as a link with a PDF to keep.
You decide. If one of the three ideas fits, reply to arrange a call. If not, keep the review.
What’s in the review
- What’s already good
- The pages and documents that already answer an engineer’s questions.
- Where an engineer gets stuck
- The design questions your site doesn’t answer yet, with the page where each one comes up, and whether your product pages offer the files engineers download.
- Two competitors, side by side
- What their sites answer that yours doesn’t, and the reverse.
- Three recommended documents or tools
- Listed in the order I’d suggest building them to answer your buyers’ questions.
- The smallest first step
- One of the three, scaled down, with its fixed price, if you’d rather start small.
Who reads your site
I’m Jezdan Gomez. I review your product pages, datasheets and downloads, and write the recommendations.
It’s free, and there’s no follow-up sequence. Choose “Free content review” on the contact form and give your company website. You get one page; if it’s useful, you reply.
Common questions
Is it really free?
Yes. It’s how I show what I’d do for your parts before you spend anything.
What do you need from me?
Your website address. I use only what’s public.
How long does it take?
I’ll confirm the delivery date when I reply to your request.
Who sees it?
You do. I don’t publish reviews or share them with anyone.
What if I don’t want anything built?
Then keep the review. There’s nothing to cancel.