A useful review should show what helps customers and what gets in their way.
01Clarity
02Mobile and speed
03Search fundamentals
01
Five-second clarity
Can a customer understand the business?
Someone should be able to tell what you do, who you help, and what to do next without reading the entire homepage. Clear beats clever—especially when a customer needs help now.
A specific headline
A clear service area
An obvious call, booking, or quote action
02
Phone and speed
Can somebody use it comfortably?
A useful review checks whether the page loads without a long blank wait, stays stable, and works on the screen customers are most likely to have in their hand.
Readable text
Tap-friendly buttons
Forms that work
No sideways scrolling
03
Search fundamentals
Can search understand the important parts?
The site should explain the services, locations, and customer questions that matter. It should also have the basic technical structure search engines need to crawl and understand the public pages.
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