No phone or email on the homepage
No phone number or email is visible on your homepage.
How to see it yourself, in a minute
- Open your homepage on a phone.
- If you cannot see a phone number or email without scrolling or opening a menu, this is you.
Or paste your address into the free audit, which checks this and seventeen other faults in ten seconds.
Why it matters
Most visitors to a local business site want one thing: to ring you. If the number is not on the first screen, on every page, tappable on a phone, a share of them ring the next result instead.
Most visitors to a local business site want one thing: to ring you. If the number is not on the first screen, on every page, and tappable on a phone, a share of them ring the next result instead. This is the cheapest fault on the list to fix and one of the most expensive to leave.
How we fix it
We put a tappable number and email in the header and footer of every page, add a proper contact page with map and hours, and mark it up so Google shows the number in search.
- Put a tappable number and email in the header and footer of every page.
- Add a proper contact page with map, hours and a form that works.
- Mark the business up so Google shows the number and hours in the search results.
How long: Two hours.
Questions people ask about this
- We get too many time-wasting calls already.
- Then the site should answer the questions that cause them: prices for the standard jobs, opening hours, what you do and do not do. Hiding the number loses the good calls with the bad.
People usually find this page by searching
- “add phone number to website header”
- “click to call website”
- “contact details on every page”
Has your site got it?
Paste your address. This and seventeen other faults, checked in seconds.
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Or fix the lot at once
If the audit finds five or more, a rebuild is usually cheaper than five fixes. Prices are on the page.