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We found no phone number on your homepage - an AI assistant asked for your number would come up empty.

Why it matters: People and AI assistants look for a number to call; if it is not on the page, the call goes to someone else.

How to fix it: Put your phone number on the homepage as text, ideally as a tap-to-call link.

Your site does not tell browsers to always use the secure connection.

Why it matters: Without this instruction, a browser may still try the insecure address first, which leaves room for the connection to be tampered with.

How to fix it: Ask your developer or host to add the Strict-Transport-Security header once HTTPS works on every page.

Your site sends 2 of the 5 security headers we look for; missing: hsts, csp, referrer_policy.

Why it matters: These headers tell browsers how to protect visitors - for example, stopping your pages being framed inside someone else's site.

How to fix it: Ask your developer or host to add the missing headers in the server or hosting settings.

Your domain does not publish a DMARC record, which lets anyone send email that claims to come from your domain.

Why it matters: A DMARC policy tells receiving mail servers what to do with mail that fails your checks, which protects your customers and your inbox placement.

How to fix it: Add a DMARC record in your DNS, starting with a monitoring policy, then tighten it once your legitimate mail passes.

Your site does not publish an llms.txt file.

Why it matters: An llms.txt file is a short, plain summary of your business and key pages that AI assistants can read quickly and quote accurately.

How to fix it: Create a text file at /llms.txt with a one-paragraph description of your business and links to your most important pages.

We found no sitemap for your site.

Why it matters: A sitemap lists every page you want found, so search engines and AI assistants do not miss the ones buried deep in your site.

How to fix it: Most website builders create a sitemap automatically; turn it on and list it in your robots.txt.

Your homepage carries no structured data.

Why it matters: Structured data describes your business in a form machines read directly, which is how search engines and AI assistants pick up your hours, address and services.

How to fix it: Add schema.org markup to your homepage; many website builders and SEO plugins do this for you.

Your structured data does not describe you as a business or organisation.

Why it matters: Marking up your business itself - name, address, phone, hours - is what lets AI assistants answer questions about you with confidence.

How to fix it: Add LocalBusiness (or Organization) markup with your name, address, phone number and opening hours.

Your homepage has no meta description.

Why it matters: Without one, search engines and AI assistants guess at a summary from whatever text they find first.

How to fix it: Write a one- or two-sentence description of your business and add it as the page's meta description.

Your homepage has no main heading, or more than one.

Why it matters: One clear main heading tells readers and machines what the page is about at a glance.

How to fix it: Make sure exactly one heading on the page is marked as the main (H1) heading.

We found no street address on your homepage.

Why it matters: A visible address tells customers and AI assistants where you are, and matches you to your Google listing.

How to fix it: Add your street address to the homepage, in the same form as on your Google listing.

We found no contact form on your homepage.

Why it matters: A form lets a customer reach you at any hour without picking up the phone.

How to fix it: Add a simple contact form, or a clear link to one, on your homepage.

Your homepage does not declare its language.

Why it matters: Declaring the language helps screen readers pronounce your content and helps search engines show it to the right people.

How to fix it: Add a lang attribute to the page's html tag, for example en-NZ.

Your homepage is missing the tags that make a full preview when it is shared.

Why it matters: When someone shares your link, these tags decide the picture, title and description people see in the post.

How to fix it: Add Open Graph tags (title, description and image); most website builders have a social sharing setting for this.