Enter your website, business name, city and trade. You get a score out of 100, graded A to F, with every failed check and its fix on the page in seconds. No email for the instant check and no sales call. The mobile speed check lands a few seconds later.
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Four fields, then the score. Each failed check comes with its fix.
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Get the AI Visibility Write-Up by Email
The instant check above scores your site and Google profile. This report adds what ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Claude answer for your trade and city, emailed in a few minutes.
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Client Reviews
Florida Owners on Working With L3ad
“Absolutely impressed with their services! I’ve personally used them for Local SEO and website work, and the results were excellent.”
Faizan Sabir via Google
“Nathan and his team brought together my website within days.”
Rhonda Smith via Google
“An amazing company and to see what they did in the amount of time completely blew me away.”
christopher smith via Google
“Nate helped me figure out why my site was slow and gave me some easy SEO fixes that actually worked.”
Tehilah Thelma via Google
“Nate helped me identify what was holding my website back and created a clear, step-by-step plan to fix it.”
Chris Anderson via Google
“Absolutely impressed with their services! I’ve personally used them for Local SEO and website work, and the results were excellent.”
Faizan Sabir via Google
“Nathan and his team brought together my website within days.”
Rhonda Smith via Google
“An amazing company and to see what they did in the amount of time completely blew me away.”
christopher smith via Google
“Nate helped me figure out why my site was slow and gave me some easy SEO fixes that actually worked.”
Tehilah Thelma via Google
“Nate helped me identify what was holding my website back and created a clear, step-by-step plan to fix it.”
Chris Anderson via Google
“Absolutely impressed with their services! I’ve personally used them for Local SEO and website work, and the results were excellent.”
Faizan Sabir via Google
“Nathan and his team brought together my website within days.”
Rhonda Smith via Google
“An amazing company and to see what they did in the amount of time completely blew me away.”
christopher smith via Google
“Nate helped me figure out why my site was slow and gave me some easy SEO fixes that actually worked.”
Tehilah Thelma via Google
“Nate helped me identify what was holding my website back and created a clear, step-by-step plan to fix it.”
Chris Anderson via Google
“Absolutely impressed with their services! I’ve personally used them for Local SEO and website work, and the results were excellent.”
Faizan Sabir via Google
“Nathan and his team brought together my website within days.”
Rhonda Smith via Google
“An amazing company and to see what they did in the amount of time completely blew me away.”
christopher smith via Google
“Nate helped me figure out why my site was slow and gave me some easy SEO fixes that actually worked.”
Tehilah Thelma via Google
“Nate helped me identify what was holding my website back and created a clear, step-by-step plan to fix it.”
Chris Anderson via Google
“Working with L3ad Solutions was an absolute game-changer for my business.”
KING OF SHADE via Google
“Nathaniel has exceeded our expectations in all aspects.”
Amanda Aker via Google
“L3AD Solutions (Nathaniel) have done a fantastic job for my company and has definitely exceeded expectations.”
Randy Smith via Google
“Highly recommended for any business looking to improve their website, SEO, or overall online presence.”
Muhammad Umar via Google
“Working with L3ad Solutions was an absolute game-changer for my business.”
KING OF SHADE via Google
“Nathaniel has exceeded our expectations in all aspects.”
Amanda Aker via Google
“L3AD Solutions (Nathaniel) have done a fantastic job for my company and has definitely exceeded expectations.”
Randy Smith via Google
“Highly recommended for any business looking to improve their website, SEO, or overall online presence.”
Muhammad Umar via Google
“Working with L3ad Solutions was an absolute game-changer for my business.”
KING OF SHADE via Google
“Nathaniel has exceeded our expectations in all aspects.”
Amanda Aker via Google
“L3AD Solutions (Nathaniel) have done a fantastic job for my company and has definitely exceeded expectations.”
Randy Smith via Google
“Highly recommended for any business looking to improve their website, SEO, or overall online presence.”
Muhammad Umar via Google
“Working with L3ad Solutions was an absolute game-changer for my business.”
KING OF SHADE via Google
“Nathaniel has exceeded our expectations in all aspects.”
Amanda Aker via Google
“L3AD Solutions (Nathaniel) have done a fantastic job for my company and has definitely exceeded expectations.”
Randy Smith via Google
“Highly recommended for any business looking to improve their website, SEO, or overall online presence.”
Muhammad Umar via Google
Four checks on the page, then the AI answers
What the Audit Checks
On the page, in seconds
30 pts
On-page
Your title tag naming your city and trade, a meta description, a clear H1, enough words, and image alt text.
25 pts
Technical
HTTPS, a mobile viewport, a canonical tag, no noindex tag, and LocalBusiness and rating schema.
25 pts
Google profile + reviews
Review count against the Florida benchmark for your trade and city, primary category, hours, website link and a visible phone.
20 pts
Speed
A mobile PageSpeed run on your homepage. It lands a few seconds after the other three cards.
By email, in minutes
AI answers
What ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and Claude answer when a customer asks for your trade in your city: two prompts, two runs each, 16 recorded answers, with who gets named instead of you. The Florida Local Search Index asks the same way, across 93 cities.
Measured
Our own Florida numbers
Where Space Coast Businesses Fall Short
64.9%
have a website
Space Coast audit, 97 businesses, March 2026
25.8%
have structured data
74.4% of 3,073 Florida page-one sites do (93 cities)
48
median mobile speed
1 of 63 sites passed Core Web Vitals
69%
profile completion
97 businesses across 12 trades, first quarter 2026
2.1%
post weekly
four or more posts in 30 days
85.6%
have 10+ photos
Space Coast, March 2026
The audit scores you against what the Florida Local Search Index recorded: the top 20 Google results for 12 trades in 93 cities (July and October 2026). Each trade in each city sets its own review bar, and the check compares your count with the typical top listing for yours.
Your review count, your website and your AI mentions are three different scores, and each city sets its own bar. The instant check scores the first two. The email shows the third.
What to check and what to fix
Local SEO Audit Checklist
What a local SEO audit checks
A full local SEO audit reviews your Google Business Profile, your website, your reviews, your citations and directory listings, your local backlinks, and the competitors who hold the map pack for your trade. It shows the technical issues and profile gaps that block phone calls, website visits and local rankings. The free tool above scores the first three; the rest is a by-hand check further down.
Florida numbers matter because a national average hides the real bar. The typical top plumber in the state holds 119 reviews, but in Tampa that number is 905, and Orlando HVAC leaders carry 1,131 (top 20 listings per city, July 2026). A generic benchmark cannot tell you where you stand against your neighbors.
The local SEO audit checklist, by tool and by hand
A live website. Pass if it loads on a phone. In our Space Coast audit (97 businesses across 12 trades, March 2026), only 64.9% had one.
LocalBusiness schema with the rating. Pass if present and valid. Structured data tells search engines what your business is, where it is and what it does without guessing. In the same Space Coast audit, 25.8% had structured data; 74.4% of the 3,073 sites ranking in Florida's top 20 carry it (2026).
Review replies (by hand). Pass if most reviews get an answer within days. Answering reviews builds trust with the next customer and keeps the profile active. 87.6% of the Space Coast businesses answered any reviews at all.
Mobile speed. Pass if the PageSpeed score sits in the good band and Core Web Vitals pass. Mobile-friendliness and site speed decide whether a phone searcher stays or taps back. The Space Coast median was 48, 1 of 63 sites passed, and the average LCP was about 4 seconds.
Weekly posts (by hand). Pass if you post at least once a week. Only 2.1% did (four or more posts in 30 days).
Photos (by hand). Pass at 10 or more recent photos. 85.6% met that bar.
Categories. Pass if the primary category is right and the useful secondaries are set.
Profile completion. Pass if hours, phone, website, services and description are filled. The average was 69% (97 businesses across 12 trades, first quarter 2026).
NAP consistency (by hand). Pass if your name, address and phone match on Google, Apple Maps, Yelp and the main directories. Inconsistent citations leave search engines unsure which listing is yours.
A page per service naming the city (by hand). Pass if each core service has its own page with the city and trade in the title tag and H1. That is how search engines match service-plus-location searches, like drain cleaning Tampa, to your site.
What this audit does not check
Local citations and directory listings. Spot-check Yelp, BBB, Apple Maps and your trade directories.
Review recency and pace. Read the dates on your last reviews.
Google posts. Scroll the posts tab in your profile.
Photo quality. The tool does not score photos. Open your profile as a customer would.
Map pack membership. Search your trade plus city in Google Maps and in a private window and see if you appear.
Keyword rankings. Search Console or a local rank tracker shows your local keyword rankings and whether they move after a fix.
Local backlinks. Links from local news sites, suppliers and associations build local authority. Check them in the links report in Search Console.
Competitor analysis. Compare your review count, categories and service pages with the three local businesses in the map pack for your trade and city. Their gaps are your openings.
Fix these first
Complete your Google Business Profile and set the categories. A complete profile that is updated regularly earns more visibility in local search results than a half-filled one. The average Brevard profile was 69% complete. Every blank field is the first thing to fill in.
Fix your title tag and H1 to name your city and trade. It is a small change in your site editor, and it tells Google what you do and where.
Add LocalBusiness schema with your rating. Only 25.8% of Brevard businesses carried structured data, against 74.4% of top-ranked Florida sites.
Improve mobile speed and Core Web Vitals. The Brevard median mobile score was 48 and none of the 63 sites reached 90. Trim heavy images and unneeded scripts first.
Build a review routine. The median Brevard business added 2 new reviews a month while the top tenth added 19.5, and 87.6% answered at least some reviews. Ask one happy customer a week and answer every review within a day or two.
Check it by hand in 10 minutes
Search your trade plus city in a private window and see where you appear.
Open your Google Business Profile from that search as a customer would: name, photos, reviews, hours, directions.
Tap your phone number on a phone and confirm it rings the right line and gets answered.
Load your homepage on a phone on cellular data and watch how fast it appears and whether the buttons are easy to tap.
Read your last five Google reviews for repeated praise you can feature or complaints you need to fix.
Check your name, address and phone on Google, Apple Maps and Yelp, down to the suite number.
When to run it again
After any site change: a new design, a new homepage, a domain move.
After a move, a new location or a new service area, so the profile and every listing carry the new address.
Every 90 days, roughly quarterly, as a health check against the Florida benchmarks.
After a known Google update that touches local results, to see where you stand now.
The AI visibility email
A second form, separate from the instant check, asks for your email and sends an AI visibility report. It asks four assistants (ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and Claude) two prompts, twice each, for 16 recorded answers. The report shows how many of those AI search answers name your business and which businesses were named instead. In our roofing study across 16 Florida cities (2,560 recorded answers, June 2026), only 1 of 16 cities had all four assistants agree on the same top roofer, and the roofer with the most reviews was named in 28% of answers.
The best one is free, shows a scored result on the page, and says plainly what it does not check. L3ad Solutions built this on Florida Local Search Index data from 93 cities and 67 counties. It checks your review count against the typical top listing for your trade in your city, not a national average.
What does the free local SEO audit check?
Four areas: on-page basics, technical health of the homepage, your Google Business Profile and reviews against Florida peers, and mobile speed. Each is graded A to F and the four combine into a score out of 100, with a plain-language fix under every failed check.
Do I need to give an email?
No. The instant check needs only your website, business name, city and trade. An email is needed only if you ask for the separate AI visibility report, so it can be sent to your inbox.
How long does it take?
The score and three of the four cards appear in seconds. The mobile speed card lands a few seconds later because it runs a PageSpeed test. The AI visibility email, if you request it, arrives in a few minutes.
How is the score calculated?
30 points for on-page, 25 for technical, 25 for local and Google Business Profile, and 20 for mobile speed. Each category runs specific pass-or-fail checks on items like the title tag, structured data, the noindex tag, review count and page speed.
What do the four categories mean?
On-page is how clearly your homepage tells Google who you are, where you are and what you do. Technical is basic site health: HTTPS, a mobile viewport, a canonical tag and no noindex tag. Local and GBP is the strength of your profile and reviews for Florida searchers. Mobile speed is how usable the site is on a phone.
What does it not check?
Citations, review recency, posts, photo quality, map pack membership and rankings. Check those by hand or with other free tools. The 10-minute check shows how.
How does the AI visibility email work?
Four assistants (ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and Claude) answer two prompts, twice each. The email shows how many of those answers name your business and which companies appear instead. It ends with one note on how to reach us.
What should I fix first?
Profile completion and categories, then the title tag and H1, then LocalBusiness schema, then mobile speed, then a review routine. In Brevard County (97 businesses across 12 trades, first quarter 2026), pack businesses had fuller profiles, more reviews, faster sites and more schema than the rest.
How often should I run a local SEO audit?
Every 90 days, and after any site or profile change. Seasonal Florida markets can run one before the busy season starts.
What does it cost to fix what the audit finds?
Most items cost time if you do them yourself: filling out the profile, fixing a title tag, asking for reviews. If you want help, local SEO runs from $350 a month, month-to-month with no long-term contracts, starting from what your audit found.
Know What to Fix. Want It Fixed?
The instant check shows what is missing. See local SEO pricing for what fixing it costs.
