We opened 21 pages of bradleydigital.co.uk and found 1 thing to fix first and 4 things to fix soon. 14 things are already right. The first one to fix is "21 pages ask Google to leave them out". This report is incomplete, so it may not show every problem.
Incomplete
- We could not measure speed this time.
- Does it work on a phone?21 pages1 to fix
- Can Google find you?21 pages4 to fix
- Is it quick to load on a phone?16 picturesIncomplete
- Are the legal basics there?no cookies, 10 pagesFine
- Is it safe?5 protectionsFine
- Is anything broken?21 linksFine
Does it work on a phone? 1 to fix
What we checked
We opened 21 pages at a phone's size, 390 pixels wide, and measured each one for anything wider than the screen. We opened every one again on a computer screen. We looked for phone numbers and email addresses on 21 pages, and checked that each one can be tapped.
Fix soon People on a phone cannot tap your phone number
- What we found
- /privacy shows 0303 123 1113 as plain text, not as a link.
- Why it matters
- On a phone, a phone number set as a link opens the dialler with one tap, and an email address opens a new email. As plain text, people must copy it or type it out.
- Who can fix it
- You, in a few minutes.
- What to do
- In your site builder, make each one a link: tel:03031231113 for your phone number.
/privacy, on a phone. The place is outlined. What we found, page by page (1)
- /privacy shows 0303 123 1113 as plain text
- Every page we opened fits a phone screen, so nobody has to pinch or slide the page sideways to read it.
Can Google find you? 4 to fix
What we checked
We read the page title, search description, main heading and search settings of 21 pages. We read your robots file and the 13 addresses in your sitemap. We looked for your business name and address in the code and words of 21 pages. We read your home page's share preview and tab icon.
Fix first 21 pages ask Google to leave them out
- What we found
- 21 pages carry a robots setting with the word noindex in it.
- Why it matters
- Google leaves these pages out of its results. That is right for a page such as a thank you page, and wrong for a page you want people to find.
- Who can fix it
- You, in a few minutes.
- What to do
- Check each page on the list.
- If you want people to find it in Google, remove noindex from its robots setting, then ask Google to look again in Search Console.
We can fix this for you as part of a quote.
What we found, page by page (21)
- / tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /new-website tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /move-your-site tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /start-a-business tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /plans tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /check tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /start tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /work tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /about tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /buy tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /privacy tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /cookies tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /terms tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /buy?item=scan tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /account tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /start?need=new tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /buy?item=move tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /start?need=start tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /buy?plan=host&billing=month tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /buy?plan=care&billing=month tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
- /buy?plan=grow&billing=month tells Google not to list it (robots: noindex, nofollow)
Fix soon 2 groups of pages share one title
- What we found
- 2 groups of pages share a title. The largest group has 6 pages called "Buy online: hosting, care and site moves · Bradley Digital".
- Why it matters
- People in Google's results cannot tell pages with the same title apart. Shared titles may be on purpose if the pages are copies.
- Who can fix it
- You, in a few minutes.
- What to do
- Decide whether each group is meant to share a title.
- If not, give each page its own title that says what is different about it.
What we found, page by page (2)
- /buy, /buy?item=scan, /buy?item=move, /buy?plan=host&billing=month, /buy?plan=care&billing=month, /buy?plan=grow&billing=month 6 pages share the title "Buy online: hosting, care and site moves · Bradley Digital"
- /start, /start?need=new, /start?need=start 3 pages share the title "Start your brief · Bradley Digital"
Fix soon The business details in your page code are incomplete
- What we found
- Your home page carries hidden business details for Google, but the address is empty.
- Why it matters
- Google reads these details to learn where your business is and how to reach it. Its guidance says a local business entry must give a name and an address.
- Who can fix it
- Whoever built or looks after your site.
- What to do
- Ask whoever built the site to fill in the business name and address in this code, with the phone number, or to remove the empty entry.
- Google's free Rich Results Test shows what Google reads.
What we found, page by page (14)
- / schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- / schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- / schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- / schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /new-website schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /move-your-site schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /start-a-business schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /plans schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /buy schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /buy?item=scan schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /buy?item=move schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /buy?plan=host&billing=month schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /buy?plan=care&billing=month schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
- /buy?plan=grow&billing=month schema.org Service with no address and no phone number
Fix soon Links to your site share without a full preview
- What we found
- Your home page code gives no picture for the preview that shows when someone shares the link in a message or on social media.
- Why it matters
- Messaging apps and social sites build a link's preview from these settings, called Open Graph. Without them, they guess, or show a bare link.
- Who can fix it
- You, in a few minutes.
- What to do
- In your builder's social sharing settings, set a title, a short description and a picture for your home page.
- Meta's guidance asks for a picture at least 1200 by 630 pixels.
What we found, page by page (1)
- / no picture for a share preview (Open Graph)
- Every page has a title and a search description.
- Your site has a tab icon.
Is it quick to load on a phone? Incomplete
What we checked
We weighed 16 pictures on 21 pages.
We could not measure speed this time.
Are the legal basics there? Fine
What we checked
We opened 3 pages fresh, clicked nothing, and found no cookies. We ran the accessibility checker on 10 pages. We looked for your privacy, terms and cookie pages among 21 addresses.
- The accessibility checker found no serious problems on the first 10 pages.
- No tracking cookies are set before a visitor agrees.
- Your privacy page is at /privacy.
- Your terms page is at /terms.
- Your cookie policy is at /cookies.
Is it safe? Fine
What we checked
We checked your site's secure connection and certificate, and looked for insecure parts on 21 pages. We checked your home page for 5 browser security protections. We opened 3 other forms of your address: with www and without it, on http and https. We read your domain's email settings and registration date from public records.
- 5 of 5 browser security protections are switched on.
- Your site uses a secure connection, with a certificate valid until 23 December 2026.
- bradleydigital.co.uk is registered until 22 March 2028, through SQUARESPACE DOMAINS.
- Your domain's email settings ask receivers to refuse fake email from bradleydigital.co.uk.
- Your address with and without www, on http and https, leads to https://bradleydigital.co.uk/.
Is anything broken? Fine
What we checked
We opened 21 pages and tested 21 links between your pages.
- Every page we opened works, and none of the 21 links we checked between your pages is broken.
How we checked
- We opened 21 pages of bradleydigital.co.uk in a real browser, as a phone, starting from your home page and your sitemap.
- We scrolled each page to the end so every picture loaded, and opened each one again on a computer screen.
- We checked 21 links between your pages.
- We opened 3 pages fresh, clicked nothing, and recorded every cookie, stored item and tracking service. Then we pressed the notice's button to refuse cookies, where there was one, and recorded them again.
- We ran the axe accessibility checker (the WCAG 2 A and AA rules) on the first 10 pages, and report the serious problems only.
- Speed was not measured this time.
- We read your domain's public records: its email settings from DNS, and its end date from its registry's RDAP service.
- We opened your address with and without www, on http and https, and followed each one to where it ends.
- We answer six questions in a fixed order, and under each we list the problems to fix first at the top.
- Every sentence in this report comes from a fixed rule applied to what we measured. No AI model wrote any of it.
- We read the whole report before we released it to you.