Vampire Vape ·Audit Report · April 2026

Audit overview

https://www.vampirevape.co.uk

Report

Prepared for
Vampire Vape
Prepared by
Searchflex
Audit period
2026-03-25 → 2026-04-21
Generated
24 April 2026
Report ID
27d6cf

Scores

CRITICALRegulatory / revenue exposure — fix immediately
HIGHMaterial data quality impact — fix this sprint
MEDIUMDistorts reporting accuracy — schedule next
LOWMinor / cosmetic — fix when convenient

Executive summary

GA4 integrity

Vampire Vape's GA4 property carries a trust score of 76/100, meaning a meaningful portion of reported data cannot be fully relied upon for strategic decisions. Two high-severity issues — a 147% spike in session_start events and a client-side event failing to reach GA4 — indicate likely tagging regressions or data loss that could be distorting traffic volumes and attribution. With £218,784 in tracked revenue and 6,939 purchases on record, resolving these integrity gaps is critical before using this data to inform budget allocation or funnel optimisation.

Core Web Vitals

Vampire Vape's mobile Core Web Vitals are failing in the field — LCP is hitting 6.70 seconds against Google's 2.5-second pass threshold, which puts organic rankings at direct risk on mobile where the majority of vape shoppers browse; the single biggest revenue-adjacent issue is that two render-blocking files (srverror.com/styles.css and the Google Fonts stylesheet) are wasting over 42,000ms of aggregate load time across 56% of pages, actively delaying when products become visible and purchasable. Fixing the render-blocking resources and taming Google Tag Manager — which alone is burning up to 980ms of blocking time per page and over 10,000ms sitewide — could push mobile performance scores from the current 68–70 range into the high 70s to 80, with projected TBT cuts of roughly 55%. These are not cosmetic score improvements: faster LCP and lower interactivity delay directly correlate with higher add-to-cart rates and lower bounce on product and category pages.

Top priorities

+ 231 more findings — see the detailed dashboards.

Recommended next steps

Work through the priorities in order — critical items affect regulatory exposure and should be addressed this week. Your Searchflex lead can run a fix session with your dev / GTM resource to scope effort and walk through the specific changes required.