Found on Google
Google can only show your site to people searching for what you do if your pages say clearly what you do and where.
What we look at
- What the pages give Google to understand your business: page titles, descriptions and headings.
- Whether your name, area and contact details are written on the pages as words.
- Whether each service has words of its own on the site.
What the ratings mean
- Good (70 to 100)
- The pages say clearly, in words, what the business does and where.
- Needs work (50 to 69)
- Some of that is there, but titles, descriptions or details are missing or unclear.
- Poor (0 to 49)
- The pages give Google little to go on about what the business does or where.
What we can’t check
- Where you rank, or will rank: this is not a ranking, and no review promises one.
- Your Google Business listing: the review reads your website, not the listing.
A score is a judgement from your site’s own pages and screenshots. It is not a promise of rankings, visitors, calls or sales.