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This fictional example shows the report structure and level of specificity. It is not a claimed customer result or a promise that every site will receive the same findings.
The business is identifiable, but pricing, action labels, and structured service facts still require inference. Fix the blocked decision-path items first.
Evidence tied to each recommendation
Explicit action path
The primary button says “Learn more” and its destination does not identify a purchase, booking, quote, or contact action.
Rename the action for its outcome and expose a direct crawlable link, such as “Book a 15-minute estimate call.”
Structured business facts
Organization JSON-LD identifies the company, but the visible service name and service-area facts are absent from the structured record.
Add a Service object with the same name, area served, provider URL, and offer details shown on the page.
Canonical source
A single canonical URL identifies the preferred version of the page.
No repair needed. Keep the canonical synchronized if the public URL changes.
Decision details
No price, starting range, or custom-quote condition appears near the action.
State a starting price or the exact facts required for a quote so customers and software can understand the commitment.
The full $19 report includes
- 15 technical and content checks with observed evidence
- Prioritized repairs in customer language
- Organization JSON-LD, robots.txt, llms.txt, and buyer-question starters
- A Markdown report you can keep or hand to a developer