Website prospecting checklist for personal outreach
Use this website prospecting checklist to inspect CTA clarity, proof, SEO, navigation, contact paths, and content freshness before saving a prospect.
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How to inspect the site
Start with visible pages and avoid over-auditing. The goal is to decide whether the prospect has a credible outreach reason.
- Review the homepage, navigation, proof, content hub, and contact path.
- Capture only signals that connect to your offer.
- Save the prospect when the signal is strong enough to support a first line.
What to do with the result
A checklist is only useful if it becomes a next action. Convert the strongest checked item into a first line, outreach angle, and export note.
- Use the strongest signal as the first line.
- Use the category as the outreach angle.
- Export only if the prospect fits your ICP.
FAQ
How many signals should I find before saving a prospect?
One strong signal can be enough, but two or three source-backed signals make qualification more reliable.
Is this a full website audit?
No. It is a prospecting checklist for outbound qualification. A full audit can happen after the prospect engages.
Should low-score sites be exported?
Usually no. Keep low-confidence or weak-fit prospects out of your export queue.
Related resources
- Website opportunity finder for personal prospecting - Opportunity finder
- Website prospecting: qualify companies from their sites - Website prospecting
- How to score a prospect website before outreach - Qualification