Same three questions, every time.
- What does it say in five seconds?
- Can Google and AI assistants find it?
- Does it get the phone to ring?
Then three fixes, in the order they'd pay off. The check is about the website, never the business behind it.
One local business website at a time, looked at the way a new customer would: what it says in five seconds, whether Google and AI assistants can find it, and whether it gets the phone to ring. Then three fixes, ranked. Free, and yours can be next.
Hosted by an illustrated Mike with a synthetic voice. The checks are real, and so is Mike on the free call.
Then three fixes, in the order they'd pay off. The check is about the website, never the business behind it.
Desktop, then phone. Can a stranger tell what the business does, where it is, and how to reach it, before their thumb goes back to Google?
hero photo · 3 MBTallbrook Plumbing has proudly served the community for many years. We pride ourselves on quality workmanship and customer satisfaction.
Every finding quotes the site: the real title tag, the real footer, the real first screen. No guesses, and no jokes at anyone's expense.
Example · a made-up site
An AI assistant is asked who the best businesses of that kind are in that town. The answer is shown word for word, with the date. It's one answer on one day, but it's the answer a customer would have gotten.
“Who are the best plumbers in Tulsa?”
Tallbrook Plumbing wasn't one of them.
Example · a made-up site
Design, SEO and leads, out of ten. It's Mike's judgment, and the episode says so.
Example · a made-up site
Tell us where it lives. You choose whether it can be in a public episode or stays a private check just for you.
