Clean & Shine improved to 79, while mobile quote visibility remains the next priority.
The preserved 2025 baseline and current public evidence show meaningful progress. The next cycle should protect those gains by restoring the first-view quote path, aligning service-area language, and moving recent proof closer to the enquiry decision.
Annual conversion readiness
Comparable score model v1.2 · Evidence closed 15 July 2026
Return the quote action to the first mobile viewport.
0–7 daysReconcile service-area language across public surfaces.
8–30 daysMove recent public proof closer to the enquiry decision.
8–30 daysOverall readiness improved; three priorities now define the next cycle.
Important review items appear first: return the first-view quote path, reconcile service-area language, and move recent proof closer to the decision point. Lower-priority documentation follows later.
Return the quote action to the first mobile viewport.
The reviewed header treatment places the commercially explicit action below the first mobile view. Re-establishing first-view visibility is recommended before expanding traffic acquisition.
Review firstReconcile service-area language across public surfaces.
The website and business-profile wording describe slightly different operating boundaries, which may create uncertainty for edge-area visitors.
Next 30 daysRefresh recent proof near the enquiry decision.
Review volume improved, but the website still separates current public proof from the main quotation path.
Next 30 daysA comparable annual score, normalized under one model version.
Historical comparisons remain valid because category weights, deductions, and evidence requirements are normalized before reporting a year-over-year delta.
Every prior finding retains its identity, status, and evidence trail.
The ledger prevents the annual report from becoming a fresh but disconnected opinion. It shows what changed, what did not, and what entered the review for the first time.
| ID | Finding | 2025 | 2026 | Current evidence | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F-001 | Mobile click-to-call unavailable | Open | Resolved | Mobile phone action verified | Retain annual change check |
| F-002 | Primary quote action lacks prominence | Open | Changed | Header update placed action below fold | Return first-view action |
| F-003 | Response-time expectation absent | Open | Open | Form helper remains generic | Add verified response standard |
| F-004 | Recent service imagery limited | Open | Resolved | Recent public images observed | Maintain quarterly refresh |
| F-007 | Service-area wording inconsistent | Not observed | New | Website/profile wording differs | Confirm and align boundary |
| F-008 | Proof separated from quote action | Not scored | New | Decision-zone review completed | Move verified proof forward |
Observed conditions and recommended target states, clearly separated.
The left image demonstrates evidence annotation. The right image demonstrates the recommended hierarchy. The proposed state is clearly labeled and is never presented as an observed customer asset.


Profile accuracy improved, while service-area and conversion-link alignment remain incomplete.
Public profile information is reviewed as a customer-entry surface. No profile administration access is assumed in the standard audit.

Business category, recent imagery, and public review volume present stronger trust signals than the prior baseline.
Profile and website service-area language should be reconciled after the business confirms its actual operating boundary.
The profile destination should resolve to the clearest available quotation path, not a generic informational page.
Only information visible on the public profile is evaluated. Private performance metrics require explicit authorization.
Public review strength improved; decision-zone proof remains incomplete.
Public review data is treated as a changing signal. The report records capture dates and avoids presenting stale review counts as permanent facts.
One nearby competitor widened its advantage in review depth and booking clarity.
Competitors are compared across the same observable dimensions. Visibility scores are internal readiness indicators, not claims about platform ranking.
| Business | Rating | Reviews | Quote path | Public readiness | Annual movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clean & Shine | 4.7 | 51 | Present, mobile re-check | 79 | +7 |
| Spotless Pro Cleaning | 4.8 | 148 | Clear online booking | 85 | +3 |
| Pristine Home Care | 4.5 | 66 | Clear quote request | 74 | +4 |
| Affordable Cleaners | 4.4 | 29 | Phone-led contact | 59 | +4 |
Recommendations are delivered as deployable decisions.
Reliable home and office cleaning across Austin.
Confirm geography and service scope in the first statement while avoiding claims the business cannot substantiate.
Request a Cleaning Quote
Use a commercially explicit label and preserve visibility across desktop and mobile first views.
Share the property type, approximate size, and preferred timing.
Request only the information needed to evaluate availability and next steps.
Place current public proof beside the quote decision.
Use verifiable sources and avoid manually preserving review counts after they become stale.
Connect public-profile traffic to the clearest enquiry path.
Validate the destination on mobile and preserve source tracking only with appropriate disclosure.
Complete the full enquiry path on a real phone.
Verify action visibility, form validation, success state, response channel, and business-hours context.
Sequence high-confidence improvements before expanding acquisition activity.
The roadmap separates immediate path repair from recurring profile, reputation, and competitor monitoring.
Re-establish enquiry continuity
Return the quote action to the first mobile view, verify click-to-call, and test the complete form flow.
Align public business context
Confirm service-area boundaries, reconcile public wording, and update verified response expectations.
Strengthen decision proof
Move current review and service evidence into the enquiry zone while retaining source traceability.
Preserve the annual baseline
Capture meaningful website, profile, reputation, and competitor changes for the next renewal cycle.
Renewal is triggered by demonstrated change, not artificial expiration.
The customer retains permanent access to prior reports. In month eleven, a concise change preview shows resolved, persistent, materially changed, and new review items before the customer decides whether to purchase the next annual audit.
Evidence snapshots
Preserve meaningful public changes without generating a full report every month.
Complimentary change preview
Show the headline score delta, review-item counts, and notable competitor movement.
Paid annual re-audit
Deliver complete evidence, interpretation, implementation guidance, and the next baseline.
Scores explain prioritization and remain subordinate to evidence.
The calculation is deterministic. Agent analysis may explain a verified condition but cannot alter the locked score or invent missing business facts.
Annual comparable score = website conversion (30%) + enquiry continuity (25%) + profile readiness (20%) + trust signals (15%) + competitor context (10%) − evidence-linked deductionsObservable condition directly affects or obscures a primary enquiry path.
Observable condition weakens context, trust, continuity, or decision confidence.
Both annual scores are normalized under the same formula version before a delta is reported.
Marked Not Observable. The report does not infer a pass or failure from inaccessible data.
Material claims remain traceable through generation, localization, and delivery.
| Evidence ID | Surface | Captured | Used by | QA status | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WEB-HOME-2026-01 | Homepage desktop | 2026-07-15 | F-002, F-008 | Verified | Public page |
| WEB-MOB-2026-02 | Homepage mobile | 2026-07-15 | F-002 | Verified | 390 × 844 viewport |
| GBP-PUB-2026-03 | Public business profile | 2026-07-15 | F-007 | Verified | No admin access |
| COMP-SET-2026-04 | Defined competitor set | 2026-07-15 | Benchmark | Verified | Illustrative sample data |