One public service page, reviewed at a phone-sized viewport. We follow the quote button, its destination, and visible form fields and instructions. The free review emails a marked screenshot and a specific suggestion where needed.
We may find no obvious issue. No form submission or inbox-delivery test is included.
Curtains and blinds: five checks for a measure enquiry
For curtains and blinds business owners
Can someone ask for a measure without guessing?
Open the page you send customers to on your phone. Use these five checks to find one useful change. You do not need visitor counts or ad reports.
Review your own site. You can inspect the form without sending an enquiry. Arrange any real test with your team first.
Make the product and area obvious
Check: Before opening the menu, can you tell what is supplied and which suburbs are covered?
Fix: Name the products you actually supply and the places you serve near the main contact button. Keep fitting and supply-only offers distinct.
See example wording
Illustrative wording to adapt: "Made-to-measure [blinds / curtains / shutters], supplied and fitted in [actual service area]." Remove any product or service you do not offer.
Show relevant work beside the choice
Check: Can a customer see a real example of the product they are asking about?
Fix: Put an owned or permitted job photo beside the relevant service. Caption what was fitted. Keep stock or illustrative images clearly labelled.
See a useful photo caption
Illustrative caption: "[Product] fitted in a [room type]." Add a location only when you have permission. Do not imply an illustration is your completed job.
Explain the measure before asking for it
Check: Is it clear what the visit covers, whether there is a charge, and how a time is agreed?
Fix: Describe your actual measure process and any charges or conditions. Separate a request for a visit from a confirmed appointment.
See example wording
Illustrative wording to adapt: "Tell us the products and suburb. We will check coverage and discuss a suitable measure time. Your visit is confirmed only after we agree the date and time." State your real charges separately; do not call it free unless it is.
Make the phone and form usable
Check: Can you read the phone number, reach the contact button, and understand every required field on a narrow screen?
Fix: Label the fields. Explain what information is needed to reply. Check that banners do not cover the action and that errors explain how to continue.
Check without creating a test lead
Open the contact form and inspect its labels and required fields. Do not submit it or place a call just to complete this checklist. A separate test agreed with your team is needed to confirm that enquiries arrive.
Make the next reply clear
Check: Does the page explain what happens after a request, and does your team know who replies?
Fix: Give a realistic next step without promising a response time you cannot meet. Use a clear enquiry reply to ask for missing product or area details.
Pick the first unclear answer. Note the page, what a customer would struggle to find, and the smallest change that would help. That gives your team or web designer a specific starting point.
Free public-page check. It looks for contact details and form markup; it cannot confirm mobile usability, inbox delivery or whether a visitor will book. Use it alongside these manual checks.
Optional. You can request a review without using the calculator or sharing visitor counts.
Watch with narration / 39 seconds
Answer the questions a new visitor brings.
What you do, where you work and how to ask: a short guide to a clearer website.
Female narration and on-screen captions. Play when you’re ready.
Read the transcript
Someone just opened your website, with three questions.
Do you do this? Do you work near me? And how do I ask?
A clear page answers all three.
Show the work. Real job photos, honest reviews.
Explain the service, and where you work, in plain words.
Make contact easy. A call button. A short form.
Not sure about yours? The free Website Enquiry Check reads your public pages, and never submits a form.
Good work deserves a clear website. Apex Rockets. Apex rockets dot com, slash websites.
Business-reported results
Two businesses. Their own reports.
Figures reported by these businesses. They cover wider work with ApexRockets, not one service alone.
Truganina, Victoria, Australia
SG Aircon
Aircon, heat-pump hot water and solar installation.
Before20→Reported after60
Booked jobs per month. Reported by SG Aircon. A booked job is work the customer agreed to.
