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How often should a business review its website and marketing performance?

Your website and marketing are the heartbeat of your business’ digital presence. They attract customers, showcase your brand, and drive growth. But neglecting your brand and website is like neglecting a team member - it can hold back business growth and opportunities.

Neglecting your website and marketing is like neglecting a team member: it limits what your business can achieve. With regular reviews, you’ll stay on the front foot, unlock new opportunities, and ensure that you're not holding your business back.


1. Strategy & big picture: Every 6–12 months

Once or twice a year, take a step back and look at the bigger picture:

  • Does your website reflect your brand today, or has your business moved on?
  • Are you reaching the right audience, or has your market shifted?
  • Are you keeping up with digital trends and competitor activity?

This is the time to consider bigger updates like redesigns, rebranding, or new technologies.

 

2. Website performance: Every month

Your website is often the first impression customers have of your business. Regular monthly checks help you:

  • Spot technical issues such as broken links, slow loading speeds, or security updates.
  • Review analytics to see how people are using your site - which pages perform well, and where visitors drop off.
  • Ensure content is fresh, accurate, and aligned with your current services or promotions. 

Tip: Treat your website like a living asset. A monthly review stops small problems from becoming big issues.

 

3. Marketing Campaigns: Every quarter

Marketing isn’t “set and forget.” A quarterly review allows you to:

  • Analyse what’s working across channels (social, email, SEO, paid ads).
  • Compare performance against KPIs and campaign goals.
  • Adjust budgets and strategies to maximise ROI. 

Example: If a seasonal campaign underperforms, a quarterly review ensures you can adapt your approach before the next one.

 

Why regular reviews matter

Digital landscapes change fast. Competitors adapt, customer expectations shift, and search engines update their algorithms. Businesses that review performance regularly stay ahead, those that don’t risk falling behind.

Neglecting your website and marketing is like neglecting a team member: it limits what your business can achieve. With regular reviews, you’ll stay on the front foot, unlock new opportunities, and ensure no more holding your business back.

At Thrive, we work with businesses to keep their websites and marketing strategies performing at their best. From monthly performance tracking to long-term strategy reviews, we ensure your digital presence continues to deliver results.

Thrive can help

At Thrive, we work with businesses to keep their websites and marketing strategies performing at their best. From monthly performance tracking to long-term strategy reviews, we ensure your digital presence continues to deliver results.

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