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How we score

Trust

Before getting in touch, a careful visitor looks for signs that you are real, current and good at what you do.

What we look at

  • Real photos of the people, the work and the place.
  • Reviews, qualifications and who is behind the business.
  • Whether the site looks cared for and current: dates, broken parts, old information.

What the ratings mean

Good (70 to 100)
Real photos, real reviews and the people behind the business are easy to find, and the site looks current.
Needs work (50 to 69)
Some signs of trust are there, but they are thin, hard to find, or look out of date.
Poor (0 to 49)
Little on the site shows a visitor that the business is real, current or good at what it does.

What we can’t check

  • Whether reviews or qualifications are genuine: we see what the site shows.
  • Your reputation anywhere other than your own pages.

A score is a judgement from your site’s own pages and screenshots. It is not a promise of rankings, visitors, calls or sales.

All seven areas, and how a review is made

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