Type in your site. We read it the way Google does and tell you, in plain English, what is keeping customers from finding you and what each miss would take to fix.
Built by 761 Ventures in Delray Beach, Florida. The same checks our weekly audit runs on every site we manage.
Twelve things that decide whether a small business website gets found and contacted: a secure connection, the page title, the search description, one clear headline, whether your city or state is named, a tap to call phone number, a contact form or booking link, schema markup, a mobile viewport, a social preview image, whether search engines are allowed in and a sitemap exists, and how fast the server answers.
Yes. You enter the site and an email, the results appear on the page and a copy goes to your inbox. Nobody calls you unless you ask through the intake form.
Ninety or more means the site is doing its job and the next step is content and an assistant. Seventy five to eighty nine means a few quick misses to fix this month. Below fifty, the site is probably costing you customers and a rebuild usually pays for itself.
Any public site on any platform, because it reads the site the way Google does, from the outside. Sites behind a login cannot be scored.
Most local searches include a place: "painter in Boca Raton", "custom cabinets Delray Beach". If your city is not in the headline, title and first paragraph, Google has no reason to show you for those searches, no matter how good the work is.