Phone number consistency
costing you workYour website shows 01257 473026 and Google shows 07515 894281.
Two different numbers means one of them is going somewhere nobody answers. Google also trusts a business less when its details disagree.
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We look you up the way a customer would. Then we show you what we found, where you sit against the three firms nearest you, and what each thing is costing you.
A real result
One plumber, nine searches across his own town.
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Your Google listing, photos, coverage across your town, pages, who links to you.
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Phone visible, number matching Google, out of hours, email that actually arrives.
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Online booking, forms, speed on a phone, mobile, a domain about to expire.
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Reviews against your rivals, how recent, trade bodies, guarantees.
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Whether ChatGPT and Perplexity are allowed to recommend you. Most firms block them by accident.
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Company number, registered office, privacy notice, cookie consent.
Your website shows 01257 473026 and Google shows 07515 894281.
Two different numbers means one of them is going somewhere nobody answers. Google also trusts a business less when its details disagree.
There is no way to book you online.
They wait for you to ring back, so they ring the next name down. One of the three firms coming up ahead of you takes bookings there and then.
Your last review was 14 months ago.
Google reads a quiet review feed as a business slowing down, and so does anybody reading your listing.
The report names problems and stops there. If you want to sort them yourself, everything in it is specific enough to act on. If you would rather we did it, that is a conversation.
Where the numbers come from
If we could not check something, we say so instead of counting it against you.
Yes. No card, no account, and no trial that turns into a bill.
Only if you ask. The report arrives whether you speak to us or not.
About thirty seconds. A few of the checks take a minute longer and fill in as they finish.
No. Your business name and your town is enough.
Yes. Plenty of people do that first.
No. We only look at what is already public.