Make the phone number tappable
Easy win: The example site shows a phone number as plain text. A visitor has to copy it before calling.
Suggested fix: Link the number to a call action and place it near the top of the mobile page.
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What I check
The things that decide whether the phone rings.
Not a design critique. Every check maps to a reason someone either calls you or calls the next name on the list.
01
Can people call you?
Is the phone number on the page, is it tappable on a phone, and is there a form for the people who won’t call?
02
Does it work on a phone?
Most of your visitors are on one. I check the mobile layout and run Google’s own speed test from a phone connection.
03
Does Google know where you are?
Your title, headline, address and service area are how Google decides which town’s searches you belong in. I check each one.
04
Can Google read the business?
Structured business data, a description for the search result, a link to your reviews. These help explain your business to visitors and search engines; they do not guarantee Maps rankings.
05
Does it look abandoned?
A stale footer year, no browser icon, a blank preview when the link is texted. Small signals that make people pick someone else.
06
Can you tell if it’s working?
Whether there’s any tracking on the site at all. If there isn’t, nobody knows what it’s doing.
Illustrative report excerpt
What an audit recommendation looks like.
A fictional example, not a finding about your website.
Give each service a clear next step
Bigger fix: The example site lists services but gives no project details or way to request an estimate nearby.
Suggested fix: Explain the work, show relevant photos and add an estimate link beside each service.
Questions
Website check questions.
What does the audit actually look at?
Your homepage, the way a customer on a phone would see it: whether they can call you in one tap, whether the page loads fast, whether Google can tell what you do and where. About twenty checks, each explained in plain English, with what I’d change.
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What if I don’t have a website?
Then skip this and ask for a free mockup instead. I’ll design a homepage for your business at no charge and you decide from there.
How long does it take?
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