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For founders with live traffic who need to know what to fix first. Deep Roast reviews the path from homepage promise to CTA, pricing, and trust—then ranks the highest-leverage changes.

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Offer and audience: whether the page makes the buyer, problem, outcome, and difference clear.
CTA and funnel: where visitors face competing actions, hidden next steps, or unnecessary friction.
Pricing and trust: whether price, scope, proof, limitations, and risk are explained at the decision point.
Prioritized roadmap: findings ordered by expected leverage and effort, with suggested rewrites where useful.

The review uses Rick's published landing-page rubric as an evidence framework. It is an expert assessment, not a guarantee of conversion lift, revenue, rankings, or customer acquisition.

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Expert review of the live public site
Priority-ranked findings
Specific rewrite and flow recommendations
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Before paying: page selection, delivery format, timing, and clarification arrangements are confirmed individually before review work. If you need these agreed before purchasing, ask a scope question first.

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What a useful finding looks like

Rick self-audit example, September 4, 2026. The evidence below is visible text and CTA destinations in Rick's own pages. This is an example of the review method, not a customer engagement or a report of conversion results.

Priorities reflect proximity to a purchase decision and missing information. They are reviewer judgments; no traffic, recordings, customer interviews, or experiment data were used.

First: clarify what happens before review

Observed evidence: This page's purchase card says Delivery details confirmed after purchase and before review work. The CTA says Buy Deep Roast — $97 → and opens Stripe checkout.
Why it matters: A buyer with a deadline cannot infer a delivery date from the checkout CTA. The page needs to explain how that detail is agreed.
Specific rewrite: Need the review by a particular date? Ask us to confirm the scope and timing before you purchase. Place it beside the buy button and link to the scope-question email.
Acceptance test: At desktop and 390px width, the buyer can reach the scope-question link before checkout. Its destination opens an inquiry, and neither the copy nor the CTA implies a guaranteed date.

Next: make a managed inquiry concrete

Observed evidence: The managed inquiry asks What do you need help with? and offers REQUEST MANAGED SCOPE →. Submitting those words alone does not define the work or its acceptance check.
Why it matters: A founder may know the recurring problem but need a concrete example to describe inputs, output, and approval boundaries.
Specific rewrite: Describe one recurring workflow: what starts it, what goes in, what comes out, and who checks the result. Pair it with an optional weekly pipeline-summary example.
Acceptance test: The example identifies anonymous inputs, a draft output, a human approval owner, and arithmetic/source checks. Loading it preserves typed answers and sends no inquiry. See the candidate workflow builder.

What this sample excludes: customer outcomes, conversion forecasts, technical performance measurement, analytics validation, implementation, and live experiments. The audit purchase covers review and recommendations; it does not authorize site edits, deployment, or account access.

Use a finding as a hypothesis to verify. A clearer page may still need traffic, a stronger offer, or customer research; this example makes no promise of lift.