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DANDENONG, Australia - eTradeWire -- Melbourne web developer Matt G makes website performance, SEO, security and technical checks accessible to everyday business owners — without expensive audits or complicated reports.
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA — 7 November 2026 — Australian small business owners can now identify common problems with their websites using a free online checking tool developed by independent Melbourne web developer Matt G.
The website checker examines publicly accessible websites and identifies technical issues that could affect search visibility, loading speed, security and the experience visitors have when trying to contact a business.
The tool is designed for business owners who don't necessarily understand website technology but want to know whether their online presence is working as it should.
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Turning Technical Problems Into Practical Advice
A website can look professional while quietly suffering from problems that make it harder for potential customers to find or use.
Slow mobile pages, incorrect search engine settings, missing security protections and misconfigured business email systems can go unnoticed without regular technical checks.
https://mattg.com.au/check-your-website/
Media Enquiries
Matt G
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Email: matt@mattg.com.au
Website: https://mattg.com.au
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA — 7 November 2026 — Australian small business owners can now identify common problems with their websites using a free online checking tool developed by independent Melbourne web developer Matt G.
The website checker examines publicly accessible websites and identifies technical issues that could affect search visibility, loading speed, security and the experience visitors have when trying to contact a business.
The tool is designed for business owners who don't necessarily understand website technology but want to know whether their online presence is working as it should.
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Turning Technical Problems Into Practical Advice
A website can look professional while quietly suffering from problems that make it harder for potential customers to find or use.
Slow mobile pages, incorrect search engine settings, missing security protections and misconfigured business email systems can go unnoticed without regular technical checks.
https://mattg.com.au/check-your-website/
Media Enquiries
Matt G
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Email: matt@mattg.com.au
Website: https://mattg.com.au
Source: Matthew Goodwin
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