Why isn't my painting company's website ranking on Google?
A plain-English website audit for painting contractors that shows exactly what's broken and what's missing.
You own a painting business. Your website has a handful of pages, but it's stuck on page three or worse. Everyone who offered to fix it asked for money before they'd explain what was broken. You just want someone to look under the hood and tell you straight up why you're not showing up.
Most painting websites have five or six pages. The companies ranking above you often have forty or more, each targeting a specific service or town. Google sees those sites as more helpful. On top of that, your page titles might be broken, or Google might not even be able to read some of your pages. It's not that your site is bad. It's just too small and has a few technical holes that are easy to miss.
The size of the fix depends on how many pages you're missing and how many technical issues turn up. A small site with a few broken titles might need a day's work. A larger site that's missing dozens of service-area pages takes more time. It all comes down to what the scan finds. You'll know the scope before any work starts.
Run the website check on the Forget Leads home page. It reads your site, counts your pages, checks titles and structure, and compares your page count with the companies ranking above you. Then you get a report in plain words: what's broken, what's missing, and what it would take to fix it. No cost, no pitch.
Your site won't be a mystery anymore. You'll know exactly why it's not ranking and what needs to happen. When you're ready, the fixes get made inside your current site, without rebuilding it. And you'll start showing up where customers are actually looking.
Other questions about website audit and fixes for Painting
how much does a website audit cost?
The first check is free and takes your website address. The full audit and fixes depend on what it finds and how many pages your site is missing. We say what it needs before anything is priced.
can i do my own seo audit?
Audit first. If the site is sound, we fix titles, structure, structured data and crawl blocks, and add the service, town and question pages inside your current design. If it is too slow or broken to hold the pages, we say so. The audit decides, not a pitch.