What you do
The main service should be clear without forcing the customer to hunt through the page.
Local business website audit
See whether your website makes the next step obvious.
This audit checks the public website experience a customer sees before calling: homepage clarity, mobile layout, service wording, proof, service area, and the path to contact.
No website login needed.
The audit reviews public pages only. If a fix needs website access later, that is a separate conversation.
Website checks
What a customer should understand quickly.
Where you serve
Service area, location, or mobile-service wording should appear before the customer has doubts.
How to contact you
The quote, booking, call, or contact path should be visible and specific on desktop and mobile.
Common findings
Small website issues can create hesitation.
Examples we look for
- Vague buttons like "Learn More" where a quote button should appear.
- Phone numbers that are hard to find or not clickable on mobile.
- Review claims that do not link to public proof.
- Service-area wording buried too far down the page.
What the report gives you
- Cropped screenshot evidence.
- Why the issue may matter to a first-time customer.
- Suggested wording and placement.
- Estimated effort: quick fix, moderate, or larger update.