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This is a complete example of a Website Audit report. The business, website and details are fictional. The findings were produced by the same audit engine used for real orders, run on a made-up homepage.

Sample report. Fictional business and fictional data.

Website Audit: Harbor Street Plumbing

https://harborstreet-plumbing.example/ · Example date: January 15, 2026

44/100

Losing leads

Homepage lead-readiness score, based on 18 checks of what a visitor on a phone, and Google, can see on the homepage. 10 issues found; 1 check could not be verified automatically.

Findings, highest impact first

  1. Tap-to-call phone link Priority: High

    What we found
    phone number appears as plain text, not as a call link
    Why it matters
    A plain-text number is not guaranteed to be tappable: some phones turn it into a link, many (especially Android browsers) do not, and a real call link also lets you track calls. Where it is not tappable, visitors must memorize or retype the number.
    Recommended fix
    Make the number a link: <a href="tel:+15550100147">(555) 010-0147</a>, and place it at the top of every page.
  2. Mobile layout is declared (viewport tag) Priority: High

    What we found
    no viewport meta tag found
    Why it matters
    Most local searches happen on phones. Without this tag, phones show a shrunken desktop page.
    Recommended fix
    Add <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> in the page head and check the site on a phone.
  3. Google title is 25-65 characters (yours: 22) Priority: Medium

    What we found
    "Harbor Street Plumbing"
    Why it matters
    The title is the blue headline people click in Google results.
    Recommended fix
    Rewrite it, for example: "Plumbing in Marrow Falls, OH | Harbor Street Plumbing".
  4. Links on the homepage lead to working pages Priority: Medium

    What we found
    1 of 6 links tested returned an error: https://harborstreet-plumbing.example/water-heaters-old (404)
    Why it matters
    A link that lands on an error page sends a ready-to-buy visitor away, and Google treats broken links as a sign of a neglected site.
    Recommended fix
    Fix or remove each broken link, or point it to the right page.
  5. Town name appears in title/headline/description (Marrow Falls) Priority: Medium

    What we found
    "Marrow Falls" does not appear in your page title, main headline or search description
    Why it matters
    Local customers search "plumber Findlay". Pages that never mention the town rank worse for those searches.
    Recommended fix
    Put "Marrow Falls, Ohio" in the title and main headline.

Other issues found

  • Local business data for Google (structured data). Add a LocalBusiness JSON-LD block (included ready-to-paste in the Audit + Fix-It Guide).
  • Search description is 70-165 characters (yours: 0). Try: "Harbor Street Plumbing offers plumbing in Marrow Falls, Ohio. Call (555) 010-0147 for a free quote."
  • Reviews or trust signals on the page. Add 3 real customer quotes and a link or badge for your Google reviews.
  • Images have descriptive alt text (2 of 3 missing). Add a short description to each meaningful image.
  • Link preview for Facebook/text messages. Add og:title, og:description and og:image tags.

Already working

  • Page is allowed to appear in Google
  • Site is served over HTTPS
  • Phone number visible on the page
  • One main headline (H1) on the page (found 1)
  • A clear next step to contact or book
  • Address or map shown
  • Homepage loads reasonably fast
  • No insecure (http) files on the secure page

Could not verify automatically

Footer year looks current. This usually means the information is missing from the page source, or is added by scripts or images, so it needs a manual look.

Automated check of the public homepage (AI-assisted); findings are checked against the page source before sending. It does not measure rankings or traffic and makes no guarantee of results.

About this example

The layout here is adapted for the web. A real report contains the same elements: the score, findings in priority order with what we found, why it matters and the recommended fix, the checks that already pass, and the checks we could not verify.

Priority reflects how directly an issue affects a visitor's ability to contact or find the business. It is a guide to where to start, not a prediction of results. The Audit + Fix-It Guide adds written replacements for the title, description and headline, a local business data block, and a Google Business Profile description.

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