Coreframe Digital

Local Search Audit. £195, one off. Credited in full if you go ahead within 30 days

We ran the audit on ourselves first.

Search “web design cardiff” and Coreframe is not in the map. Our site is the fastest of the four we measured. The slowest takes 26.6 seconds to load and still beats us. Here is why.

Missing
Map pack for "web design cardiff"

Coreframe does not appear.

2.2s
Our load time

Faster than every competitor we measured.

26.6s
Slowest competitor

Twelve times slower. Still outranks us.

2
Our Google reviews

Against 72, 33 and 20.

Speed was never the problem. Reviews were. If we had guessed, we would have spent the money making a fast site faster.

The thing you think is holding you back usually is not.

Most trade businesses that are not showing up on Google have a theory about why. The site is old. The site is slow. Someone said you need a blog. So you pay to fix the theory, and the phone stays quiet, because the theory was wrong.

We had a theory too. We build fast websites, so we assumed speed would carry us. It did not. A site that takes 26.6 seconds to load sits above us. The firms above us have 72, 33 and 20 reviews. We have 2. No amount of speed fixes that.

The audit replaces the theory with a measurement. Then it tells you what to fix first, so the first pound you spend goes on the thing that is actually in the way.

Who it is for

A trade business in South Wales, in one of two spots.

You are not on the map.

Someone in your town searches for what you do and three other businesses come up. You are not one of them, and you do not know why, because nobody has ever shown you.

You are on the map and the phone still is not ringing.

You show up, sometimes, for some things. But the jobs go to the firm above you, and you cannot see what they have that you do not.

What gets checked

Seven areas, checked the way a customer searches.

Your position on Google depends on who is searching and where they are standing. So a person runs every search, from Cardiff, signed out, the way a customer in your area would run it. Not a tool checking from a data centre.

  • Searched by hand, from a Cardiff location
  • Signed out of Google, in a private window
  • Ads excluded
  • People Also Ask excluded

The positions in your report are the ones a real customer sees, not the ones Google shows a signed-in account that has visited your site fifty times.

  1. Map pack position

    Where you sit in the three map results, against three local competitors chosen for your trade and your area, across six real local search terms.

  2. Organic position

    Where your website sits in the results below the map, for the same six terms and the same three competitors.

  3. Site speed

    How long your site takes to load, measured, not guessed. Compared with the same three competitors.

  4. Schema markup

    Whether your site tells Google what you do and where you do it in the format Google reads, and whether it is correct.

  5. Google Business Profile

    Whether the listing is complete. Categories, services, area, hours, photos, and how your review count compares.

Seven areas in total, including the five above.

What you get

A written report, in order.

Where you rank, term by term. Who is beating you, by name. What they have that you do not. Then the list of what to fix, in the order it should be fixed. It reaches you within 7 working days of payment.

The order is the value. Anyone can list twenty things wrong with a website, and a free tool will do it in ten seconds. Someone has to read the results and decide which one is costing you the jobs. The report does that, so you fix that one first and leave the rest until it matters.

A tool says

“NAP citations inconsistent across directories. Schema markup missing LocalBusiness type.”

The report says

“Your phone number on Google is different from the one on your website. Fix that first, it takes ten minutes.”

An example of how it is written, not a finding from any real report.

Plain English throughout. You can hand it to us, hand it to someone else, or do it yourself. It is written so that all three work.

What it is not

One job, done once.

  • Not a retainer. You pay once.
  • No lock in. Nothing renews.
  • No obligation to buy anything afterwards.
  • Not an instant report. A free tool gives you a list in ten seconds. A person runs this, and it comes back in order, within 7 working days.
  • No competitor named on this page. They are named in your report.
Price

£195

One fixed price, paid once. No VAT added. Your report is back within 7 working days. Go ahead with a website build, the £395 Local SEO Setup or the first month of Local Visibility within 30 days and the full £195 comes off it.

Start my audit, £195

Rather ask a question first? Get in touch.

How the credit works

  1. You pay £195. We run the audit and send you the report within 7 working days.

  2. You read it. If the fixes are ones you want us to do, there are three routes: a website build, the £395 Local SEO Setup, or Local Visibility at £195 a month.

  3. Go ahead with any of the three within 30 days and the full £195 comes off it. The setup becomes £200, the first month of Local Visibility is free. The audit cost you nothing.

If the report says the fix is reviews, or something else we do not sell, it says so. You keep the report and we have not sold you something you did not need.

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Find out what is actually in the way.

Tell us your trade and your town. We'll come back within one working day, and the first thing you get is the report, not a pitch.

  • Reply within one working day
  • Fixed, transparent pricing
  • No obligation or sales pressure
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