Broken links · 2 min read
A Broken Link Is a Missed Call
When a button on your site leads nowhere, the homeowner calls the next contractor on the list.
A homeowner finds you on Google. They like your work, they tap "Get a Quote" and they land on a page that says "Not Found". You'll never know that call almost happened.
The links that matter most to you
- Your "Get a Quote" or "Book Now" button.
- Click-to-call and email links.
- Links to your Google reviews or review sites.
- Your financing partner's application page.
- Your project gallery and service pages.
How they break
Usually nobody broke anything on purpose. Your financing partner redesigns their site, a review site changes its addresses or an old project page gets deleted. The link stays on your site, pointing at nothing.
You'd fix a broken phone line the same day. A broken quote button costs you the same work.
How we help
Our link checker tests every link on your site and tells you exactly which ones are broken and where they are. On a monthly plan, it runs every month, so problems don't sit there for half a season.