Booking a service on your site
A workshop slot from a phone
A service, an inspection, new tyres: the slot booked on a Sunday afternoon is the one that fills Monday.
A breakdown does not wait, and neither does the customer. Paste your site and see whether they can book and ask without going through the phone.
Of the fifteen checks, these three win or lose the most customers in your sector.
Booking a service on your site
A service, an inspection, new tyres: the slot booked on a Sunday afternoon is the one that fills Monday.
Opening hours
Somebody with a car off the road needs to know when they can bring it in. No hours on the site means a call; no answer means a call to somebody else.
Messaging
A photo of the dent or the dashboard saves a visit. With nowhere to send it, the question stays unanswered.
What people ask before running it.
Yes. Besides booking and contact, it looks at whether a buyer can ask about a specific car on the site.
The audit reads a website. With only a Google profile, the first step is usually a simple page with booking, hours and a phone.
15 checks in four areas: customer contact (messaging, chat, phone and email, opening hours), conversion (form, booking, ordering or asking for a quote on the site, and prices), reputation (a link to your Google profile, reviews on the site and a review invitation) and online presence (phone and computer speed, search engines, social and legal basics).
What loses the most customers weighs the most: contact and conversion ahead of reputation and online presence. What could not be checked does not count against you.
From public information about your business and from Google data. We never enter any system of yours or need access, and we never claim anything that is not on your site.
No. Nobody writes to or calls you, and we do not keep your pagesβ text or your contact details.
Yes: free, no sign-up and no limit on audits.