60-second website audit.
No sales call.
Drop your URL. We check the same things Google checks: HTTPS, title tag, meta description, canonical, mobile viewport, and structured data. You get the results on the next page and a copy in your inbox. If you want a person to walk you through it, the booking link is on the results page.
Six things that decide whether Google ranks you.
These are not the only things that matter. They are the things a homepage gets wrong most often, and they are the ones we can spot in two seconds without crawling your whole site.
- HTTPS. Sites served over plain HTTP get a "not secure" banner in Chrome and a ranking penalty from Google.
- Title tag. The blue link in search results. Missing means Google shows the raw URL; too long means it gets truncated mid-sentence.
- Meta description. The grey text under the title. Missing means Google pulls a random snippet from your page instead of your sales pitch.
- Canonical link. Tells Google which URL is the official one. Without it, ranking signals get split across duplicate-looking URLs.
- Mobile viewport. Without the viewport meta tag, phones render the desktop layout shrunken down. Mobile-first indexing punishes this.
- Structured data. JSON-LD schema for LocalBusiness or Organization. Missing means no rich-result eligibility (no stars, no map cards, no FAQ snippets).
Wayne Mortenson at Bindingstone. Not a marketing form.
We build websites for home service contractors (flat $497 a month). This audit runs the same kind of checks we run before launching every client site. Free for you to use whether you become a customer or not. No sales call unless you ask for one.