Your request is recorded. We will email the prioritized findings within one business day.
6 checks, run in the order they appear in the report. Each one names the finding and what it costs you — not a score.
How fast your pages actually load on a real phone on a real connection — and which specific asset is holding them back.
We measure Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint, and Cumulative Layout Shift against the thresholds Google actually uses, then trace each failure to its cause: an uncompressed hero image, a render-blocking script, a font loading late and shifting your headline. Knowing your LCP is 4.1 seconds is useless on its own. Knowing it is 4.1 seconds because of one 2MB banner image is a fix you can hand to a developer this week.
Over 70% of local searches happen on a phone. We check tap targets, readability, and whether your call button is where a thumb can reach it.
We load your site on a real handset viewport and try to complete the thing a customer would: find your phone number, read your prices, submit your form. Buttons smaller than 44px, text under 16px, and forms that trigger a zoom on focus all quietly cost you calls. These rarely show up in automated scores because a crawler never has to tap anything.
Title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, and whether Google can crawl and index the pages that matter to you.
We check every indexable page for a unique title under 60 characters, a description under 155, exactly one H1, and a heading order that does not skip levels. Then we verify the pages you care about are actually in the index and not blocked by robots.txt, a stray noindex tag, or a canonical pointing somewhere else. Duplicate titles across service pages are the single most common problem we find, and one of the fastest to fix.
Whether your business, services, hours, and reviews are marked up so search engines can read them — and show them off.
LocalBusiness, Service, FAQPage, and BreadcrumbList schema are what let Google show your hours, star ratings, and FAQ answers directly in results. We validate what you have against Schema.org and flag what is missing, malformed, or contradicts your visible content — because schema that claims hours your site does not show is worse than no schema at all.
Internal linking, orphaned pages, and whether your most valuable services are buried three clicks deep.
Google reads internal links as a vote of importance, so a page nothing links to reads as a page that does not matter. We map which of your pages are orphaned, which are buried behind three clicks, and whether your highest-margin service is harder to reach than your blog. This is usually the cheapest ranking gain available: a nav link costs nothing and can move a page overnight.
What the businesses currently outranking you in your area are doing that you are not.
We look at the two or three businesses ranking above you for your money keywords and identify the specific, concrete gaps: they have 140 reviews and you have 12, their service pages run 1,800 words and yours run 300, they have location pages for six cities and you have one. Ranking is relative, so knowing your own score matters far less than knowing the distance you need to close.
Speed, structure, mobile clarity, search intent, and conversion paths are read as one experience—not as isolated scores in a dashboard.
Every image represents a part of the review a human checks and explains in plain language.
Three fields: your business name, your website, and where to send the findings. Takes about twenty seconds.
Ram goes through your site personally against the checklist on this page. No generated PDF, no template with your logo dropped in.
In your inbox within one business day: what is costing you customers, ranked by what is worth fixing first. Yours to keep either way.
No score out of 100, no 40-page PDF you'll never read. You get a short, ordered list of what is costing you customers, what it will take to fix, and what to ignore. These are real examples of the kind of finding that comes back — anonymised, but typical.
Your homepage hero image is a 2.4MB PNG being resized to 800px wide in the browser. It is the single reason your Largest Contentful Paint is 4.6s on mobile.
The fixExported as a properly sized WebP this drops to roughly 90KB. One file, one afternoon, and the page moves under the 2.5s threshold Google measures against.
Six of your nine service pages share the identical title tag: "Services | Your Business Name."
The fixGoogle has no way to tell which page answers which query, so it often picks the wrong one or none. Unique, service-specific titles are the highest-leverage hour of work on the site.
Your "Emergency Repair" page — the highest-intent page you have — is not linked from your navigation or footer. The only path to it is a single link inside a 2023 blog post.
The fixNothing links to it, so Google reads it as unimportant. Adding it to the main nav costs nothing and typically moves a page like this within weeks.
Your phone number appears as an image in the header rather than as text, and is not wrapped in a tel: link.
The fixMobile visitors cannot tap to call, and search engines cannot read it as your NAP. This one is quietly expensive: most local visitors want to call, not fill in a form.
You have LocalBusiness schema, but the openingHours field lists Saturday hours your contact page says you are closed.
The fixContradictory structured data undermines trust in all of it. Google may show the wrong hours, and customers turn up to a locked door.
Your PageSpeed score on desktop is 78 rather than 90+.
Why notAlmost all your traffic is mobile, and your mobile numbers are already fine. Chasing this would cost real money for no measurable return — we will tell you when something is not worth fixing.
Every audit is different, which is the point. A five-page site for a painter has different problems than a forty-page dental practice site. We don't run a template — Ram looks at your site, and you get what he finds.
It's free, and there's no card and no obligation. We review your site by hand and send you what we find. We do it because showing an owner exactly where their site is losing customers is the most honest sales pitch we have. If you want help fixing what we find, plans start at $299/mo with no setup fee. If not, the findings are yours to keep and act on however you like.
You'll have it by email within one business day. This is a human review rather than an instant automated score, which is the whole point — a generated report tells you your Largest Contentful Paint is 4.1 seconds, but not which of the three things causing it is worth your money to fix first.
PageSpeed gives you four scores and a wall of warnings, and you should absolutely run it — it's free and it's good. What it won't tell you is which warnings matter for your business. We look at the same signals, then write you a prioritised list: what's actually costing you customers, what's cosmetic, and what you can safely ignore. That judgement is the part a tool can't do.
Page speed and Core Web Vitals on both mobile and desktop, how your site renders on a phone, your title tags and meta descriptions, heading structure, indexability and sitemap health, structured data, internal linking, and whether your conversion paths make sense. We also look at how you stack up against the businesses currently outranking you locally.
Often, yes. Image weight, font loading, render-blocking JavaScript, missing meta descriptions, broken schema — most of these are a weekend of work for a developer who knows what they're doing. The audit tells you which fixes will move the needle. Plenty of owners take our findings straight to their existing developer and execute. That's a perfectly good outcome.
Performance fixes tend to surface in Search Console within about 28 days, because Google measures field data on a rolling 28-day window. Content and structural fixes compound more slowly, usually over 60–90 days. Anyone promising faster than that is guessing.
If your agency is doing the work, our review will confirm it and you can show them off. If they're not, this is the cheapest accountability check you can get. Either way you learn something. We're not interested in running a witch-hunt — we just report what we see on the page.
Nothing, unless you want it to. We'll follow up once to ask if you have questions, and you're welcome to book a 15-minute call with Ram to walk through it. After that the ball is entirely in your court — no drip sequences, no repeated pitching. Reach Ram directly at (714) 732-8549 or contact@orrkumedia.com.
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A real strategist reviews your site — then emails what's costing you rankings, and what to fix first.
Your request is recorded. We'll email the prioritized findings within1 business day. A walkthrough is optional.
