In case you missed it here is the FULL replay of last Friday’s Restoration Rundown

Your restoration company’s website might be bringing in plenty of traffic and losing almost all of it before anyone calls.

In this episode of the Restoration Rundown, Ben Ricciardi breaks down the 6 most common website mistakes costing restoration contractors real jobs, and exactly how to fix each one.

If your site isn’t turning visitors into booked jobs, this episode walks through the leaks, one hole at a time.

 

In this episode:

  • Why website traffic is the wrong metric to celebrate
  • The phone number placement mistake costing you emergency calls
  • Why vague calls to action lose confused visitors
  • How long intake forms kill conversions during a crisis
  • Mobile load speed and why it matters more than ever for restoration searches
  • The trust signals missing from most restoration websites
  • How unclear service area pages confuse both Google and real customers
  • A simple self audit you can run on your own site this week

 

Timestamps: 

00:00 Cold Open: Your Website Is a Leaky Bucket

02:06 Why Traffic Isn’t the Metric That Matters

04:20 Hole #1: Burying Your Phone Number

06:57 Hole #2: No Clear Next Step

09:20 Hole #3: Long Intake Forms

11:37 Hole #4: Slow Load Times & Bad Mobile Experience

13:33 Hole #5: Missing Trust Signals

15:25 Hole #6: Unclear Service Area & Services

17:26 How to Audit Your Own Site This Week

19:29 Close & Strategy Session CTA

 

Want a real audit of where your website is actually leaking jobs? Book a free strategy session with Ironclad Restoration Marketing, the agency working exclusively with restoration contractors: https://lp.ironcladrestorationmarketing.com/strategy-session-offer

 

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