Check your site in twelve questions.

• The phone number is visible without scrolling Open it on a phone. If you have to scroll to find your number, you are losing calls from people in a hurry.
• The number dials in one tap Tapping it has to open the dialer. A number you have to copy by hand loses half the people.
• The first line names your trade and your city Google needs to read it and the visitor needs to confirm in one second they landed in the right place.
• There are photos of your own work, not stock Catalog photos are recognized instantly and take credibility away instead of adding it.
• It is clear what you do and what you do not Saying what you do not do saves calls that were going nowhere, and it makes people believe the rest.
• It loads in under three seconds on mobile data It is almost always uncompressed photos. Test it with Google PageSpeed Insights, which is free.
• The security padlock shows in the address bar Without it the browser warns your site is not secure, right before they decide whether to call.
• It names the area you serve If you cover ten cities and never name them, neither Google nor the customer knows you get out there.
• There are reviews or some proof others hired you No carousel needed: two real lines with a name will do.
• It reads without pinching to zoom Small text on a phone is the fastest way to lose someone.
• The domain is yours, in your name Check it in the registrar account. If the agency holds it, it is not yours.
• Your Google listing points at this site It is the cheapest link there is between what you already have and your page.

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