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https://maple-street-cleaning.example/
69/100 · 100% of the signal weight measured · 5 pages read
Ranked by how many points each one moves your overall grade.
There is no FAQPage schema on the 5 page(s) crawled, so no page offers an assistant a question-and-answer pair to read out. The text to paste is in this check’s panel below.
The About Us page describes 'Our Team' and says cleaners are 'experienced, background-checked and fully insured' but never names the owner or any staff member. The text to paste is in this check’s panel below.
The house-cleaning.html page uses flat labels such as 'What We Do', 'Booking' and 'Areas We Cover' instead of question-style headings that match how customers and AI assistants phrase queries. The text to paste is in this check’s panel below.
The house-cleaning.html, services.html and office cleaning descriptions explain scope and scheduling but no page gives any price, price range, or how a quote is produced. The text to paste is in this check’s panel below.
Neither house-cleaning.html, services.html nor any other page states any price, rate, or starting cost for house cleaning, office cleaning, move-in/move-out cleaning or church/community hall cleaning. The text to paste is in this check’s panel below.
The schema has streetAddress, addressLocality but is missing addressRegion, postalCode. The text to paste is in this check’s panel below.
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No public API reports Bing Places listing status, and BING_MAPS_API_KEY is not set. Not scored rather than guessed.
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Weights calibrated September 2026 against five hand-audited sites.
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Raw-HTML crawl (no JavaScript execution)
"Home" (4 characters)
The title is 4 characters ("Home"), outside the 15–65 range search engines and assistants display.
Where it goes: replace the <title> in the homepage <head>, or the Title field in your SEO plugin. That draft is 50 characters. Write the same pattern for every other page, swapping in that page's own service.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
House Cleaning in Fairview | Maple Street Cleaning
"Cleaning services in Fairview." (30 characters)
The description is 30 characters ("Cleaning services in Fairview."), outside the 50–165 range.
Where it goes: replace the <meta name="description"> in the homepage <head>, or the Meta Description field in your SEO plugin. Fill the bracketed blank in and the draft lands at 163 characters.
1 blank to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
Maple Street Cleaning provides house cleaning in Fairview. [ONE REASON TO CALL, e.g. same-day appointments, 24-hour callout, free estimates]. Call +1-336-555-0148.
https://maple-street-cleaning.example/
https://maple-street-cleaning.example/ served over HTTPS
1 <h1> element(s) found in the raw HTML
7 internal link(s) in the raw homepage HTML
https://maple-street-cleaning.example/robots.txt returned HTTP 200
https://maple-street-cleaning.example/sitemap.xml returned HTTP 200
Claude API content evaluation (claude-sonnet-5) over 3319 characters from 5 page(s): the homepage (/), /about.html, /services.html, /house-cleaning.html, /contact.html
The site explains what a house cleaning visit covers and confirms insurance, but nowhere states pricing, what a quote costs, or financing, so the most commonly asked cost question is never answered.. Quoted from /house-cleaning.html: "A standard visit covers kitchens, bathrooms, living areas and bedrooms: surfaces, floors, sinks, baths, showers and toilets, plus dusting and vacuuming throughout.". Quoted from /about.html: "We hold public liability insurance and every cleaner is background-checked before their first visit.". Quoted from /house-cleaning.html: "Most customers book a weekly or every two weeks visit, though we are happy to do one-off cleans."
The house-cleaning.html, services.html and office cleaning descriptions explain scope and scheduling but no page gives any price, price range, or how a quote is produced.
Where it goes: Add as an FAQ section near the bottom of house-cleaning.html, and a similar short pricing note on services.html.
2 blanks to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
H3: How much does house cleaning cost? Every home is different, so we price each visit after a quick conversation about the size of your property and how often you'd like us to visit. Call us at (336) 555-0148 and we'll give you a straightforward quote - starting rates are [YOUR STARTING PRICE]. Weekly and every-two-week customers often pay less per visit than one-off cleans. H3: Do you charge extra for move-in/move-out or church cleaning? [PRICING DETAILS FOR MOVE-IN/MOVE-OUT AND CHURCH CLEANING]
Hours, address, phone number, and a service list are all plainly stated, but the service area is vague ("the towns around it" rather than named towns) and no page states prices.. Quoted from /contact.html: "Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Saturday, 9am to 1pm. Closed Sunday.". Quoted from /house-cleaning.html: "Areas We Cover Fairview and the towns around it.". Quoted from /services.html: "House Cleaning Regular or one-off cleaning for houses and apartments."
house-cleaning.html says only "Fairview and the towns around it" without naming which towns, leaving the service area ambiguous for both readers and AI assistants.
Where it goes: Replace the "Areas We Cover" line on house-cleaning.html with the above.
1 blank to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
Areas We Cover Fairview and [NAMES OF SURROUNDING TOWNS YOU SERVE].
Who the business is, what it does, and where it is based are all clear, but the duplicated "community centers" phrase on services.html is a leftover editing error that slightly muddies the service description.. Quoted from /about.html: "Maple Street Cleaning is a local, family-run cleaning company based in Fairview, established 2009.". Quoted from /contact.html: "412 Maple Street Fairview Telephone: (336) 555-0148". Quoted from /services.html: "Church and Community Hall Cleaning Scheduled cleaning for churches, community centers and community centers."
services.html reads "Scheduled cleaning for churches, community centers and community centers" with the phrase repeated, a cosmetic copy-editing leftover rather than a wrong-industry one.
Where it goes: Replace the duplicated phrase in the Church and Community Hall Cleaning description on services.html.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
Church and Community Hall Cleaning Scheduled cleaning for churches and community centers.
Raw-HTML crawl, with schema and heading structure parsed from page source
no speakable property in any JSON-LD block
There is no speakable property in any JSON-LD block on https://maple-street-cleaning.example/, so nothing tells a voice assistant which sentences to read out.
Where it goes: the paragraph goes on the homepage where that text already is, since you are adding the id rather than the words, and the schema goes in the same page's <head>, server-rendered.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
<p id="speakable-summary">Because we turn up when we say we will, and the same cleaners come every visit. We have been cleaning homes and offices in this area for a long time, and most of our work comes from customers recommending us to their friends and neighbors.</p>
And the schema that points at it, in the same page's <head>:
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "WebPage",
"url": "https://maple-street-cleaning.example/",
"name": "Maple Street Cleaning",
"speakable": {
"@type": "SpeakableSpecification",
"cssSelector": [
"#speakable-summary"
]
}
}
</script>no FAQPage schema on the 5 page(s) crawled
There is no FAQPage schema on the 5 page(s) crawled, so no page offers an assistant a question-and-answer pair to read out.
Where it goes: the visible questions go on the page as real headings and paragraphs, and the JSON-LD goes in that same page's <head>, server-rendered. The two must match word for word, because schema whose questions are not visible on the page is what Google discounts.
4 blanks to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
Visible on /house-cleaning.html, under a "Questions about house cleaning" heading:
H3: How much does house cleaning cost in Fairview?
Maple Street Cleaning charges from [YOUR STARTING PRICE] for house cleaning. [WHAT CHANGES THE PRICE, e.g. size of the property, number of rooms, how often you book].
H3: What is included in house cleaning?
[LIST WHAT IS INCLUDED: the rooms, tasks, materials and clean-up covered by house cleaning].
H3: Do you offer house cleaning in Fairview?
Yes, Maple Street Cleaning covers Fairview. [ANY OTHER TOWNS OR ZIP CODES YOU SERVE].
And the matching JSON-LD, server-rendered into the same page's <head>:
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "FAQPage",
"mainEntity": [
{
"@type": "Question",
"name": "How much does house cleaning cost in Fairview?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
"@type": "Answer",
"text": "Maple Street Cleaning charges from [YOUR STARTING PRICE] for house cleaning. [WHAT CHANGES THE PRICE, e.g. size of the property, number of rooms, how often you book]."
}
},
{
"@type": "Question",
"name": "What is included in house cleaning?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
"@type": "Answer",
"text": "[LIST WHAT IS INCLUDED: the rooms, tasks, materials and clean-up covered by house cleaning]."
}
},
{
"@type": "Question",
"name": "Do you offer house cleaning in Fairview?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
"@type": "Answer",
"text": "Yes, Maple Street Cleaning covers Fairview. [ANY OTHER TOWNS OR ZIP CODES YOU SERVE]."
}
}
]
}
</script>2 question-style heading(s): "Why Choose Maple Street Cleaning?", "What We Do"
Only 2 question-style heading(s) across the pages crawled, starting with "Why Choose Maple Street Cleaning?". The rest are labels, which match nothing anybody says out loud. This is the same passage as "FAQPage schema with questions" under Voice Search, so it is fixed by that one text rather than two. applying that fix satisfies this check as well. Two rewrites of one sentence would undo each other.
1 question heading(s) followed by a 1–2 sentence answer within the first 300 characters
Only 1 question heading(s) are followed by a 1–2 sentence answer within the first 300 characters; the rest open with explanation, so there is no sentence short enough to be read aloud.
Where it goes: each answer goes immediately below its heading, before any longer explanation, because that first sentence is the one that gets read aloud. Keep the longer detail underneath it.
1 blank to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
On the homepage, directly under the heading "Why Choose Maple Street Cleaning?": [ANSWER "Why Choose Maple Street Cleaning?" IN ONE SENTENCE: the shortest true answer, before any longer explanation].
Raw-HTML crawl, with JSON-LD and microdata parsed from page source, no JavaScript execution
JSON-LD @type "CleaningService" found in the raw HTML
streetAddress: 412 Maple Street · addressLocality: Fairview
The schema has streetAddress, addressLocality but is missing addressRegion, postalCode.
Where it goes: inside the LocalBusiness block in your page source, alongside the properties already there. Keep the comma, because JSON-LD needs one between every property except the last. Replace the "address" property if one is already there.
2 blanks to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
"address": {
"@type": "PostalAddress",
"streetAddress": "412 Maple Street",
"addressLocality": "Fairview",
"addressRegion": "[STATE]",
"postalCode": "[ZIP CODE]",
"addressCountry": "US"
},no geo.latitude / geo.longitude in the schema
There is no geo.latitude / geo.longitude in the schema for 412 Maple Street, so the listing carries no exact position.
Where it goes: inside the LocalBusiness block in your page source, alongside the properties already there. Keep the comma, because JSON-LD needs one between every property except the last. The two numbers are the only thing here we cannot read off your site.
2 blanks to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
"geo": {
"@type": "GeoCoordinates",
"latitude": "[LATITUDE: find your pin in Google Maps, right-click it, and copy the first number]",
"longitude": "[LONGITUDE: the second number from that same right-click]"
},openingHours string(s): Mo-Fr 08:00-17:00; Sa 09:00-13:00
OpeningHours string(s): Mo-Fr 08:00-17:00; Sa 09:00-13:00.
Where it goes: inside the LocalBusiness block in your page source, alongside the properties already there. Keep the comma, because JSON-LD needs one between every property except the last. These are the hours your site already states, in the form search engines read. Replace the free-text "openingHours" property with this one.
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"openingHoursSpecification": [
{
"@type": "OpeningHoursSpecification",
"dayOfWeek": [
"Monday",
"Tuesday",
"Wednesday",
"Thursday",
"Friday"
],
"opens": "08:00",
"closes": "17:00"
},
{
"@type": "OpeningHoursSpecification",
"dayOfWeek": [
"Saturday"
],
"opens": "09:00",
"closes": "13:00"
}
],+1-336-555-0148
Maple Street Cleaning
schema telephone +1-336-555-0148 matches the number shown on the page
Google PageSpeed Insights API, mobile strategy (Lighthouse 13.5.0)
Lighthouse audit "viewport-insight" passed, so the page declares a responsive viewport
1.8 s median of 3 runs (1.7 s, 1.9 s, 1.8 s) on Lighthouse's simulated mid-range phone over a throttled mobile connection (good ≤ 1.8s, poor > 3s)
3.2 s median of 3 runs (3.1 s, 3.4 s, 3.2 s) on Lighthouse's simulated mid-range phone over a throttled mobile connection (good ≤ 3.4s, poor > 5.8s)
Chrome User Experience Report rates real mobile visits "AVERAGE"
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The same list with the change to make on each one. This is what your web person needs.
Mobile: fixes for https://maple-street-cleaning.example/ From an Echobat scan. Each line says what is wrong in plain English, with the technical name in brackets and the change to make. 1. Real-world mobile experience (Chrome user data) What Google sees real visitors experiencing on this site: "average"; the goal is "fast" (Chrome User Experience Report field data). This one follows the others: fix the speed items below and the real-visitor rating catches up within about a month.
Note: This Lighthouse version no longer runs the content-width, font-size or tap-targets audits, so this signal rests on the viewport check, mobile load timings, and real-visitor data when Google has it.
Google PageSpeed Insights API, mobile strategy (Lighthouse 13.5.0), median of 3 runs
median Lighthouse mobile performance score 74/100 across 3 runs (74, 74, 74) (90 or better earns full marks)
3.0 s median of 3 runs (2.9 s, 3.1 s, 3.0 s) (good ≤ 2.5s, poor > 4s)
0.08 median of 3 runs (0.08, 0.09, 0.08) (good ≤ 0.1, poor > 0.25)
170 ms median of 3 runs (150 ms, 190 ms, 170 ms) (good ≤ 200ms, poor > 600ms)
You don’t need to do any of this yourself. Copy this list and send it to whoever manages your website.
The same list with the change to make on each one. This is what your web person needs.
Performance: fixes for https://maple-street-cleaning.example/ From an Echobat scan. Each line says what is wrong in plain English, with the technical name in brackets and the change to make. 1. Lighthouse mobile performance score Overall speed score for phones: 74 out of 100; the goal is 90 or better (Lighthouse mobile performance). This score is made up of the timings below, so it moves when they do, and there is nothing separate to do for it. 2. Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5s How long before the main picture or headline finishes loading: 3.0 seconds; the goal is under 2.5 seconds (Largest Contentful Paint). Compress and correctly size the hero image, and serve it without waiting on JavaScript. Measured 3.0 s median of 3 runs (2.9 s, 3.1 s, 3.0 s) (good ≤ 2.5s, poor > 4s).
Claude API content evaluation (claude-sonnet-5) over 3319 characters from 5 page(s): the homepage (/), /about.html, /services.html, /house-cleaning.html, /contact.html
No named individuals appear anywhere; staff and ownership are referred to only as 'our team' or 'our cleaners'.. No supporting text found on the pages crawled.
The About Us page describes 'Our Team' and says cleaners are 'experienced, background-checked and fully insured' but never names the owner or any staff member.
Where it goes: About Us page, under the existing 'Our Team' heading, replacing or supplementing the current anonymous description.
2 blanks to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
H3: Meet Our Team Maple Street Cleaning is run by [OWNER NAME], who founded the business in 2009. Our cleaning team includes [STAFF NAME(S) AND ROLES], background-checked and fully insured, many of whom have been with us for several years.
The site states insurance, background checks and years in business but gives no policy numbers, certification names, or verifiable license details.. Quoted from the homepage (/): "established 2009 and fully insured". Quoted from /about.html: "We hold public liability insurance and every cleaner is background-checked before their first visit.". Quoted from /about.html: "Certificates are available on request."
The About Us page says 'Certificates are available on request' rather than stating any specific insurance provider, policy number, or certification name.
Where it goes: About Us page, replacing the current 'Insurance and Checks' paragraph.
3 blanks to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
H3: Our Insurance and Checks Maple Street Cleaning holds public liability insurance with [INSURANCE PROVIDER NAME], policy number [POLICY NUMBER]. Every cleaner is background-checked by [BACKGROUND CHECK PROVIDER] before their first visit. Copies of our certificates are available on request.
Only the About page carries a freshness date; the other four pages, including Services and House Cleaning, have no dates at all.. Quoted from /about.html: "This page was last reviewed in August 2026.". Quoted from the homepage (/): "established 2009 and fully insured"
The Services, House Cleaning, Contact and Home pages have no 'last updated' or reviewed date, unlike the About page which states 'This page was last reviewed in August 2026.'
Where it goes: Add as a small line at the bottom of the Services page and the House Cleaning page, matching the format already used on the About page.
1 blank to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
This page was last reviewed in [MONTH AND YEAR].
Claude API content evaluation (claude-sonnet-5) over 3319 characters from 5 page(s): the homepage (/), /about.html, /services.html, /house-cleaning.html, /contact.html
Every heading across the site is a plain label (e.g. 'Our Team', 'Booking', 'Insurance and Checks') rather than a question a customer would actually ask.. Paraphrase of /about.html (not a quotation): Headings are plain labels like 'Our Team', 'Insurance and Checks', 'Our Approach'.. Paraphrase of /house-cleaning.html (not a quotation): Headings are 'What We Do', 'Booking', 'Areas We Cover' rather than questions.. Paraphrase of /services.html (not a quotation): Service names like 'House Cleaning', 'Office Cleaning' are used as headings, not questions.
The house-cleaning.html page uses flat labels such as 'What We Do', 'Booking' and 'Areas We Cover' instead of question-style headings that match how customers and AI assistants phrase queries.
Where it goes: Replace the 'What We Do', 'Booking' and 'Areas We Cover' headings on house-cleaning.html with the question versions above.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
H2: What Does a House Cleaning Visit Include? A standard visit covers kitchens, bathrooms, living areas and bedrooms: surfaces, floors, sinks, baths, showers and toilets, plus dusting and vacuuming throughout. We bring our own equipment and materials. H2: How Do I Book a House Cleaning? Give us a call and we will arrange a time that suits you. Most customers book a weekly or every two weeks visit, though we are happy to do one-off cleans. H2: What Areas Do You Cover? Fairview and the towns around it.
The house cleaning page explains process, frequency and insurance is covered on the About page, but no page states any pricing or cost information anywhere on the site.. Quoted from /house-cleaning.html: "A standard visit covers kitchens, bathrooms, living areas and bedrooms: surfaces, floors, sinks, baths, showers and toilets, plus dusting and vacuuming throughout.". Quoted from /about.html: "We hold public liability insurance and every cleaner is background-checked before their first visit.". Quoted from /house-cleaning.html: "Most customers book a weekly or every two weeks visit, though we are happy to do one-off cleans."
Neither house-cleaning.html, services.html nor any other page states any price, rate, or starting cost for house cleaning, office cleaning, move-in/move-out cleaning or church/community hall cleaning.
Where it goes: Add as a new section on house-cleaning.html, after 'What We Do'.
2 blanks to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
H2: How Much Does House Cleaning Cost? The cost of a visit depends on the size of your home and how often you'd like us to come. Call us at (336) 555-0148 and we'll give you a cost for your property. Typical pricing: [YOUR STARTING PRICE FOR A STANDARD VISIT], with discounts for [REGULAR WEEKLY OR EVERY TWO WEEKS BOOKINGS IF APPLICABLE].
The site is otherwise clear and consistent about what the business does, but services.html has a duplicated phrase ('community centers and community centers') that is a cosmetic leftover rather than a wrong-industry mix-up.. Quoted from /services.html: "Scheduled cleaning for churches, community centers and community centers.". Quoted from /about.html: "This page was last reviewed in August 2026."
On services.html, the Church and Community Hall Cleaning description reads 'Scheduled cleaning for churches, community centers and community centers,' repeating 'community centers' twice instead of naming a distinct third category. This is the same passage as "Unambiguous who the business is, what it does, and where it operates" under AI Search, so it is fixed by that one text rather than two. applying that fix satisfies this check as well. Two rewrites of one sentence would undo each other.
Google PageSpeed Insights API (Lighthouse 13.5.0) accessibility category
Lighthouse accessibility score 91/100 (90 or better earns full marks); no failing audits reported
Note: Lighthouse catches machine-checkable accessibility problems only. A clean score is not a full WCAG audit and the report should not imply otherwise.
Google Places API (New), places:searchText [sample fixture], profile "Maple Street Cleaning"
primary category "House cleaning service"
no description on the profile
There is no description on the profile for "Maple Street Cleaning", so the profile gives Google nothing in the business's own words.
Where it goes: Google Business Profile -> Edit profile -> About -> "Business description". Fill the bracketed blanks in first; the limit is 750 characters and this draft leaves room for them.
5 blanks to fill in. Those are the facts only you have. Everything else is taken from your own pages.
This is the part to forward. You do not have to understand it.
Maple Street Cleaning is a house cleaning service serving Fairview. We also handle [LIST YOUR OTHER SERVICES]. [HOW LONG YOU HAVE BEEN TRADING, e.g. "Family-run since 2011"], [LICENSE OR CERTIFICATION NUMBER IF YOU HOLD ONE], and [WHAT YOU DO DIFFERENTLY: the one thing customers say about you]. We cover Fairview and [ANY OTHER TOWNS OR ZIP CODES YOU SERVE]. Call +1-336-555-0148 to book.
7 day(s) listed: Monday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Saturday: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM | Sunday: Closed
3 photo(s) returned by the API
Only 3 photo(s) returned by the API. Add real photos of the team, vehicles and completed work, at least five of them, and add new ones monthly.
11 review(s) on the profile
Only 11 review(s) on the profile. Ask every satisfied customer for one, with a direct review link sent the day the job finishes.
average rating 4.6
profile website https://maple-street-cleaning.example/ vs scanned site https://maple-street-cleaning.example/
profile phone (336) 555-0148 matches the website
Note: Business identified by schema type "CleaningService"; profile accepted because its website field is maple-street-cleaning.example.
Note: Read from the public Google Places API. Review replies and Q&A are part of profile quality but are not exposed by this API, so they are not scored here. See the unmeasured list.
Note: Review recency not scored: the Places API returns at most five reviews chosen by relevance, not date, and the newest in this sample is 136 day(s) old (2026-06-02). That cannot show whether newer reviews exist, so check the profile by hand.
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