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Local SEO Website Audit & On-Page SEO Checker

Get every result scored for your website, with AI-written fix guidance, matched automatically to your Google Business Profile, plus live backlink, search visibility, and citation data. One payment of $4.99, nothing recurring.

50 checks in one report Live backlink and search data GBP match in the full audit AI-written fix guidance No signup, $4.99 paid once

Works on any business website. Nothing to sign up for. Typically finishes in under a minute.

What a website audit covers

A website audit works through the on-page and technical signals that decide whether your site reinforces your local rankings or quietly holds them back: NAP consistency, structured data, a solid technical base, performance, and the trust signals that move a visitor toward becoming a customer.

A Google Business Profile can be tuned to the last detail and still lose ground when the site behind it is slow, hides its address inside an image, or never names the city it serves. This audit is built to catch that, the local SEO signals that sit on your own site rather than on the GBP listing.

Example result

62/ 100
D

Rowan's Coffee Shop Website

Run against 38 local SEO signals

NAP consistent across pages
FIX
LocalBusiness schema present
IMPROVE
Image count reasonable
FIX
Location pages found
PASS
Service pages found
IMPROVE

Why the site side matters

A finished Google Business Profile is only half the picture. Google, and the people you want as customers, read your website too.

Page speed feeds into ranking

Google has stated that Core Web Vitals influence rankings on mobile and desktop alike, and a slow page loses visitors before they reach your offer.

Structured data makes you easier to find

LocalBusiness schema hands Google clear, machine-readable signals about who you are and where you operate.

Your website counts toward your NAP

Google compares your name, address, and phone number between the profile and the site. A mismatch quietly chips away at the trust the GBP is earning.

Example result

NAP consistency

NAP consistent across pages
FIX

Your footer shows "Rowan Coffee" but your GBP says "Rowan's Coffee Shop." Your address on the Contact page is missing the suite number that appears on Google Maps.

How to fix this+

Pick one exact version of your business name, address, and phone number. Use it everywhere: website footer, contact page, GBP, Yelp, Facebook, and every directory. Even small differences ("St." vs "Street") dilute your local authority.

The process, step by step

1

Paste your URL

Hand over your website address. No crawler access, plugin, or account connection required.

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We read the on-page signals

10 check categories run against your site, and we look for your Google Business Profile on our own to compare against.

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You get a clear fix list

Each check that needs work comes with a plain explanation of what to change, why it counts, and roughly how long it should take.

Want to see your results?

Paste your URL and get the full audit for $4.99.

Everything the audit covers

10 check categories, made to sit alongside your Google Business Profile audit.

Profile and identity

Key

Whether your phone, address, and email appear on the site, stay consistent from page to page, and line up with your Google Business Profile when one can be found.

Schema and structured data

A valid LocalBusiness JSON-LD block with the correct subtype, address, phone, and hours fields Google can read, plus BreadcrumbList markup, which Google still uses in full after FAQ markup lost its rich-result support in 2026.

On-page local signals

The length and local relevance of your title tag, meta description, and H1, and whether your phone and address are present on the homepage itself.

Technical groundwork

Enforced HTTPS, HSTS, a canonical tag, a sitemap, and the Open Graph and Twitter Card meta that decides how your pages look when someone shares them.

Performance and mobile

The mobile viewport meta, with image and script counts standing in as quick indicators of page weight, worked out on the spot without a separate Lighthouse pass.

Content depth

Whether you have dedicated service, location, about, and contact pages, the pages Google and customers alike expect from an established local business.

Trust and reviews

Linked social accounts, a tappable tel: link, and your live Google rating and review count whenever a Business Profile match turns up.

Backlinks and authority

Referring domains, an estimated authority score from 0 to 100, and the portion of your backlink profile that reads as weak or spammy, taken from live search data.

Search visibility

How many keywords your site ranks for on Google at the moment, how many of those reach page 1, and an estimate of monthly organic traffic.

Citations and listings

Whether your business appears on the big directories, Yelp, Facebook, Instagram, Bing Places, under a name, address, and phone that can be found.

Example result

The pages Google looks for

Location pages found
PASS

You have a dedicated "Contact" page with your full address, embedded Google Map, and driving directions. Good.

Service pages found
IMPROVE

You don't have a dedicated page for your specialty drinks, catering, or wholesale offerings, the kind of content Google and customers both expect from a real local business. Add one and link to it from your homepage.

Curious how your site scores?

Paste your URL and the full audit is ready in about a minute.

Breadcrumb schema next to FAQ schema

As of May 7, 2026, Google dropped FAQ rich results for every site. Breadcrumb markup avoided that and is still fully supported. The complete breakdown, with sources, is in our breadcrumb schema vs. FAQ schema guide.

Standing in Google Search (2026)

Breadcrumb schema

Fully supported, with no deprecation notice.

FAQ schema

Withdrawn for every site as of May 7, 2026.

Rich Results Test tool

Breadcrumb schema

Still validated and testable there.

FAQ schema

Taken out of the tool in June 2026.

Search Console reporting

Breadcrumb schema

Still reported.

FAQ schema

Dropped from the rich result report and the Search appearance filters.

Effect on your listing

Breadcrumb schema

Puts a tidy navigation trail where the bare URL would be.

FAQ schema

None. No visual change at all.

Ever a ranking factor?

Breadcrumb schema

No, though it still improves how the result reads.

FAQ schema

No, and it now has no effect whatsoever, visible or not.

What to do now

Breadcrumb schema

Align the trail with your real site navigation, then confirm it in the Rich Results Test.

FAQ schema

Keep whatever genuinely helps readers, and stop treating it as an SEO task.

Example result

Top fixes for Rowan's Coffee Shop website

  1. 1.Fix NAP across all pages

    Update footer and contact page to match GBP exactly (15 min).

  2. 2.Add LocalBusiness schema

    Paste structured data for your business type into your site's header (10 min).

  3. 3.Compress hero images

    Convert JPGs to WebP, reduce file sizes by 60-80% (20 min).

  4. 4.Publish a services page

    List your specialty drinks, catering, and wholesale offerings, then link to it from your homepage nav (20 min).

Set to check your own site?

Paste your URL and get every check scored for $4.99.

Wondering how your own site holds up?

Paste your URL and find out whether your breadcrumb trail and structured data actually validate. No signup, nothing recurring.

Common questions

Will I need a login, a plugin, or DNS changes to run this?

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None of them. You paste a URL and the scan fetches the page directly. There is no CMS plugin, no analytics hookup, and nothing to add to your site.

How does the tool decide which Google listing is mine?

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It reads your business name from the page, checking the schema first, then the title tag, then a heading, searches Google's business listings, and accepts a match only when a result's own listed website is on your domain. With no confident match, the listing-based checks are marked not run rather than guessed.

My business has no Google Maps presence. Is the audit still worth running?

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Yes. Only the checks that depend on a listing are skipped. Schema, on-page, technical, performance, content, backlinks, and search visibility all still run and still add up to a full score.

Are the backlink and traffic figures estimates or measured?

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Measured, from live search data pulled the moment you run the audit, the same class of data behind tools like Ahrefs and SEMrush. If a lookup returns nothing for your domain, that field is marked not run instead of showing an invented number.

How fast is the full audit, and what does it cost?

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Under a minute, because the page fetch and the live backlink, search, and citation lookups run in one pass. A one-time $4.99 unlocks all 50 checks, the Google listing match, and AI-written fix guidance.

Should I run this instead of the Google Business Profile audit?

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Alongside it, not instead. The GBP audit examines your Google listing; this one examines the local SEO signals on your website. Run both for the full picture.

More tools for your Google Business Profile and local SEO

Run this one next to the others: each tool points at the same outcome, a stronger local presence and more customers from nearby search.

Google Business Profile Audit Tool

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Local SEO Keyword Finder

Find local keyword ideas for your business and city.

Find Keywords

Check the local SEO ranking factors for 2026 to decide what to tackle first.