When someone lands on your homepage, what can they see or do without scrolling?

A clear description of what we do, visible social proof, and an obvious way to call or request a quote

They can tell what we do and contact us, but either the proof or next step isn’t very prominent

Mostly our logo, images, or general messaging; they need to scroll to understand the offer or find the next step

It’s not immediately clear what we do or how someone should contact us

When you view your website on a phone, which best describes the experience?

It feels designed specifically for mobile with a clean layout, readable text, easy buttons, and simple navigation.

It works well overall, although a few sections or elements could be formatted better.

It mostly looks like the desktop website compressed onto a smaller screen.

There are obvious mobile issues like awkward spacing, tiny text/buttons, overlapping elements, or difficult navigation.

How easy is it for someone to contact you from your website?

A call button and/or quote form is clearly available throughout the site and easy to use.

Contact options are easy to find, but they aren’t consistently visible across the site.

Visitors usually need to navigate to a separate contact page to reach us.

There isn’t a clear or easy way for someone to call or request a quote.

Which best describes the headings on your main website pages?

Each page has one clear main heading, with supporting headings organized underneath it.

The headings are generally organized, but the structure isn’t completely consistent.

Headings are mostly used for appearance or font size without much structure.

I’m not sure how the headings are structured or whether the pages have a clear main heading.

How often is your website updated with new or improved content?

We regularly add or improve service pages, location information, photos, or other useful content.

We update it occasionally when something changes or we notice something that needs improvement.

It has only been updated a few times since it was built.

It was built once and has essentially been left alone since.

Roughly how many Google reviews does your business currently have?

100+

50-99

25-49

Fewer than 25

What happens after you complete a job when it comes to asking for a Google review?

Customers automatically receive a text and/or email asking them for a review.

We have a consistent manual process for asking customers after jobs.

We ask occasionally when we remember or when a customer seems especially happy.

We don’t really have a process for asking for reviews.

How actively is your Google Business Profile maintained?

We regularly add photos, updates, services, or other fresh information and keep everything current.

We update it from time to time and the main information is accurate.

We rarely touch it unless something needs to be changed.

It was set up a long time ago and is basically left alone.

Which best describes the photos on your Google Business Profile?

We regularly add current photos of our work, team, trucks, equipment, or real jobs.

We have several good real photos, but we don’t add new ones very often.

There are only a handful of photos or most of them are old.

We have very few photos, mostly generic images, or essentially none.

Business Info

What is your approximate annual business revenue?

Under $90,000

$90,000–$249,999

$250,000–$499,999

$500,000–$1,000,000

Over $1,000,000

How long have you been in business?

Less than 1 year

1-2 years

3-5 years

6-10 years

More than 10 years

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