Spokane local-SEO audit · prepared for

Count On It Construction LLC

71
Score · 100 point composite
Behind the curve
Across PageSpeed Insights mobile + desktop, on-page hygiene, structured-data adoption, Google Business Profile completeness, and local-pack visibility. Measured June 17, 2026.

1Your Live Google Position

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The local pack · you're in it

You're in Google's 3-pack for Spokane Contractors (General) — at #1.

Good. But the businesses above you take the call first. See who, and the move that flips it.

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2What to Fix, in Order of What It Costs

2 costly · 0 material · 5 polish

Ranked by what each gap costs you, not by how a scanner flags it. The top of this list is where you're losing the call or the click today. Work down from there.

  1. Google is guessing what your business is.

    Structured data is how you tell Google your name, address, and what you sell. Without it, Google infers — and it trusts the competitors it's sure about.

    Fix: Add a LocalBusiness JSON-LD block with NAP (name, address, phone), opening hours, and primary category.

    Technical detail · for your developer

    No structured data (JSON-LD) on page — Google relies on structured data to understand local business information. — Add a LocalBusiness JSON-LD block with NAP (name, address, phone), opening hours, and primary category.

  2. Your page never says what it's about.

    The main heading tells Google and the visitor what this page does. With none, both have to guess — and guessing costs you the ranking.

    Fix: Add a single descriptive H1 to the page with the primary keyword
    Technical detail · for your developer

    No H1 tag on page — Every page should have exactly one H1. — Add a single descriptive H1 to the page with the primary keyword.

  3. Your search headline gets cut off mid-word.

    Too long and Google truncates it; too short and it says nothing. Either way the click goes to a clearer competitor.

    Fix: Rewrite the page title to land between 30 and 65 characters
    Technical detail · for your developer

    Title tag is too long (134 chars) — Titles should be 30–65 characters to display fully in search results. — Rewrite the page title to land between 30 and 65 characters with the primary keyword and location.

  4. Your search preview is the wrong length to read.

    Too short says nothing; too long gets clipped. The preview is your pitch — make it land in the space you get.

    Fix: Rewrite the meta description with a concrete benefit and local
    Technical detail · for your developer

    Meta description is too long (166 chars) — Meta descriptions display best between 70 and 160 characters. — Rewrite the meta description with a concrete benefit and local keyword. Target ~150 characters.

  5. Your links look like spam when shared.

    Paste your URL into Facebook or a text and you get a blank box. A bare link gets fewer clicks than one with a title and image.

    Fix: Add og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url meta tags to the
    Technical detail · for your developer

    No Open Graph meta tags — Open Graph tags control how the page appears when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. — Add og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url meta tags to the page <head>.

  6. Your links show no preview on X.

    Shared without a card, your link is a naked URL. A preview with a headline and image earns the click; a bare link doesn't.

    Fix: Add twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description,
    Technical detail · for your developer

    No Twitter Card meta tags — Twitter Card tags control share previews on X/Twitter. — Add twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description, twitter:image meta tags.

  7. Google may be splitting your page's credit in two.

    Tracking links and duplicate URLs can look like separate pages to Google. A canonical tag keeps all the ranking credit on one.

    Fix: Add <link rel='canonical' href='<page url>'> in the page <head>
    Technical detail · for your developer

    No canonical tag — Self-referential canonical tags prevent duplicate content issues from tracking parameters. — Add <link rel='canonical' href='<page url>'> in the page <head>.

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Full Technical Detail

Authority · trajectory · load · raw signals
Spokane signal · local-anchor audit
Spokane localization signal
Strong local anchor
85/100

Strong Spokane signal — your title and meta both name the city to Google.

"Spokane" in page title
Title: "Spokane Home Remodeling, Kitchens, Bathrooms | Count On It Constructi…"
"Spokane" in meta description
Meta: "Count On It Construction, spokane remodeling contractor providing kit…"
Raw signals · supporting measurements
PageSpeed (mobile)
Performance59 /100
SEO92 /100
Accessibility94 /100
Best practices78 /100
Core Web Vitals (mobile)
LCP (load)32.5 s
CLS (shift)0.00
INP (response)
Google Business Profile
Profile existsyes
Rating4.8 / 5
Reviews32
Hours publishedyes
Structured data
JSON-LD presentno
LocalBusiness schemano
NAP complete in schemano
On-page & discovery
Title tag134 chars
Meta description166 chars
H1 count0
Images / missing alt2 / 0
robots.txtyes
sitemap.xmlyes
Audit prepared by spokaneseo.app — a project of August SEO LLC, Spokane, WA
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