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A THREE STEP CHECK

Free SEO check.
Find out why they chose someone else.

Somebody searched for what you do this week, looked at your website or your Google listing, and went elsewhere. This tells you what they saw. It reads your live pages and your Google Business Profile, then hands you the list in plain language. This is a three step check. Do them in order, because each one explains the next.

  • Step 1, your website. Starts below. No email, no signup
  • Step 2, your Google profile. What people see before they ever reach your site
  • Step 3, your whole business. What the first two add up to
Start step 1: check my website

All of it is yours to keep, in plain English, with the fix written under each problem. Plenty of people take the list and do it themselves. That is a fine outcome.

WEBSITE HEALTH 86 /100 Healthy · fixes found
✓ Clear headings
✓ Fast mobile load
✓ Local signals
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Step 1 of 3: start with your website.

Enter the public page you want to check. Our free SEO checker prioritizes search visibility, page quality and local trust. After your website results, continue to the Google Business Profile reader.

No email needed for the website check. An email is requested for the Google report. Scan time varies.
⏳Fetching website HTML
⏳Running 11 SEO checks
⏳Checking PageSpeed scores
⏳Generating AI quick wins
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⚡ PageSpeed Scores

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🔑 Keywords This Page Is Actually About

✅ SEO Health Checks

AI Analysis
🚀 Top 3 Quick Wins for Your Website
⏳ Generating personalized recommendations...
01 / YOUR WEBSITE

What can search
understand?

The website checker reads the HTML returned for the page you enter. It looks at on-page signals such as the title, description, headings and content, then requests mobile and desktop PageSpeed results.

  • See which checks passed and which need attention.
  • Review suggested fixes alongside the findings.
  • Use available AI recommendations as ideas to verify, not automatic instructions.

It checks the submitted page, not every URL on your site. Pages that require login or rely heavily on JavaScript may need a separate review.

02 / YOUR LOCAL PRESENCE

How does your business
appear on Google?

After the website check, continue to the Google Business Profile reader. It tries to identify the business associated with your website and can show available ratings, review counts and nearby comparisons.

  • Confirm the correct business when more than one match appears.
  • Compare available profile information in context.
  • Review the suggested local priorities returned by the scan.

A missing match does not prove your profile is missing. Ratings and review totals do not establish your position in Google search results.

Hachi, Betograpy’s SEO guide, pointing toward the next section
Hachi

I read both halves for you. Your website is one story and your Google listing is another, and most people only ever check one of them.

MAKE SENSE OF THE SIGNALS

One website.
Two different views.

Your website and your Google Business Profile tell different parts of the same story. A page can have clear headings and still need local visibility work. A well-reviewed business can still have a website that is difficult to use.

This two-part check helps you look at both. It gives you a starting point, not a promise of rankings or a replacement for a full audit.

THE NUMBER IS NOT THE WHOLE STORY

Know what to fix.
Know what to question.

A low score can point to useful work, but not every warning deserves the same attention. Your business model, service area and customers matter just as much as the checklist.

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  1. Read the evidence

    Open the page and check whether the reported issue affects an actual visitor or an important search signal.

  2. Choose useful priorities

    Separate broken experiences and missing information from cosmetic improvements.

  3. Decide who does the work

    Use the findings yourself, share them with your developer, or ask Beto for help defining the next steps.

FROM A REPORT TO A CONVERSATION

You have the findings.
Let’s find the direction.

In a consultation, we can put the scan in context: what your business sells, where your customers are and what you want to improve. The goal is a clear set of priorities and an agreed scope, not another unexplained score.

Explore my consultation options ↗

Review the current scope and pricing before purchasing. The free scan does not include implementation.

BEFORE YOU START

Clear answers.
No guesswork.

Is the website checker free?

Yes. You can run the website check without an email. The Google report requests an email separately. Paid reports and consultations are optional and do not start automatically.

Why do you ask me to confirm my business?

Businesses can share similar names. Confirming the correct profile helps avoid showing another business’s reviews as yours. If the match looks wrong, do not treat its results as your own.

Does entering my email subscribe me to a newsletter?

No. The newsletter is the checkbox above, it is off by default, and it is the only thing that subscribes you to anything. Your email and business name are stored with your scan so we can answer questions about your report, and you can ask us to delete them at any time.

Why is a score or comparison unavailable?

External services may time out, a page may block automated access, or the business may not be identifiable from its website. Unavailable information is not a zero score. Try again later or discuss the page with Beto.

Will a higher score guarantee more customers?

No. A diagnostic score is not a Google ranking factor or a revenue forecast. Better technical foundations can support a useful website, but competition, relevance, your offer and customer experience all matter.

START WITH SOMETHING YOU CAN CHECK.

Find your next useful step.

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