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Monthly Site Report

https://questautodetailing.com
What follows is the full read of Quest Auto Detailing's site this month: the score and what moved it, every issue found, the wording and markup written for you, and the plan for the work that needs a person.
Overall grade measures your whole site. What we apply measures only the part we write for you: titles, descriptions, schema, share cards, and image alt text and sizing. Everything outside it needs you, whether that means writing something or asking your developer, and we can quote any of it.
Overall grade
B80/100
What we apply
94/100
A well-kept site. Your titles, descriptions, schema and share cards are in good shape, which is what the second score is telling you, and the grade is being held back by work that needs you rather than by markup. The biggest single opening is your Services category page: it ranks for the searches that matter and it is the one page with no description of its own.
We read 7 of your 38 pages this month. The pages that set your grade are read every month; the rest rotate, so over time we work through your whole site.
Your main pages. These set your grade.
The rest of your site, worked through a few pages at a time.
Composite across all scored dimensions.
80/100
The same six scores as a shape: the further from the center, the better.
One reading per monthly audit, up to this report.
Oct 3: From here the audit asks three more questions of every page: whether a screen reader can name its form fields, links and buttons, whether its business markup matches your Google listing, and whether it says where you work. It also reads the viewport tag and every internal link instead of judging them. Some findings change on this reading, so nothing is credited across it.
Oct 3: From here we read eight more things straight from your markup instead of judging them by eye: whether the title, description, canonical, language, share tags and structured data are there and where they point. Some findings change on this reading, so nothing is credited across it.
Oct 3: From here we count two things we used to judge by eye: whether your heading levels run in order, and whether anything on the page really loads insecurely. Some pages will gain a heading finding and some will lose a security warning that was never a real fault, without anything changing on your site.
Oct 3: From here we stop counting your logo as an image that needs fixed dimensions. Sizing a logo breaks the way most themes lay one out, so we deliberately leave it alone, and a warning about it was one nobody could ever clear.
Oct 3: From here we also check that the links on each page work, and that a page is not a duplicate of another one or something your theme generated rather than a page you wrote. Two more questions per page, so a small move in the number is the new questions being asked rather than anything changing on your site.
Oct 3: From here the score is measured against the same fifteen pages every time, and against the same list of checks. Before this, each audit sampled a different part of the site and asked its own questions, so the number could move when the site had not.
Your results across every scored dimension.
72/100
UX & usability
94/100
SEO meta tags
58/100
AI search visibility
80/100
Schema markup
90/100
Content structure
88/100
Social share meta
The technical basics search engines and AI assistants check first.
robots.txt present
Crawlers can read your crawl rules.
XML sitemap found
14 URLs listed and reachable.
Served over HTTPS
Secure connection; no mixed content.
Mobile-friendly
Responsive layout; readable on phones.
Missing pages answer 404
Not assessed in this audit.
Security headers
Not assessed in this audit.
Favicon
Not assessed in this audit.
How your site showed up on Google for the searches we are working on, in October 2026, compared with September 2026. Arrows show the change: up is better.
| Search | Spot on Google | Times shown | Clicks |
|---|---|---|---|
| ceramic coating charlottePage: /ceramic-coating | 4.2 up 2.6 spots | 1,840 up 530 | 96 up 44 |
| mobile car detailing charlottePage: /mobile-detailing | 7.5 up 1.6 spots | 2,210 up 230 | 71 up 23 |
| paint correction near mePage: /paint-correction | 11.3 down 0.9 spot | 960 down 60 | 18 down 4 |
| interior car cleaning charlottePage: /interior-detailing | 5.9no change | 740 up 38 | 39 up 2 |
| auto detailing south endPage: Home page | 3.1new this month | 420 up 420 | 44 up 44 |
| boat detailing lake norman | Not showing yet | 0no change | 0no change |
Searches worth adding to the ones you already track, from a full read of your site and your Google search data.
You already show up for these, just past the first page. A page aimed at each is the quickest win.
Your site describes these, but no page title or heading uses the words people search with.
Things you do that have no page of their own yet.
You already show up on page one for these. Worth tracking so you notice if that changes.
Pick the ones you want tracked in your Oz portal, or send your account manager your own list. Next full content and keyword scan: January 10, 2027.
A 6-month plan, every area every month. Check fixes off under What needs you.
0/4
tasks complete
This month
Month 3 of 6
This month's most important items, at a glance. The details and step-by-step instructions for each are in your Oz portal, under What needs you. Items we handle for you are under What we apply.
Since your last report on October 3.
8 changes made on your site
More work on your site
The full list, with dates, is in your Oz portal. That's also where you review and approve what's next.
Nothing changes on your site until you approve it. Sign in to your Oz portal, open What we apply, and review and approve each change there.
Everything Oz has written for your site: page titles, search snippets, share cards, search labels and image descriptions. Nothing goes live until you approve it. Approve a change and it is published to your site; edit the wording first if you prefer, or decline to keep what you have.
0/9
approved
9 changes waiting for your approval.
We only suggest changes when the current title, description or share card is missing, generic, the wrong length, or off-target for the page. Pages with acceptable meta are marked as such.
The title and the short description people see for this page in Google's results.
Page titlethe blue headline in GoogleSEOAEO
61 characters, outside the 30-60 Google shows in full.
Search snippetthe text under the title in GoogleSEO
153 characters, inside the 120-160 Google shows in full.
Why we suggest these changes: The category page gathering your four service pages had no meta of its own. The suggested pair names the services and the city and gives the page a description that describes the page rather than the site.
What people see when a link to this page is posted on Facebook or LinkedIn, or sent in a text or Slack.
Share titlethe headline on the link previewSEO
Share descriptionthe line under itSEO
Share imagethe picture on the link previewSEO
Nothing on this page works as a share image, so Oz makes one from your logo, brand color and the page's share title. It is saved into your media library and stays yours.
Why we suggest these changes: The listing falls back to the site title and tagline, so a shared link says nothing about this page, and it has no image of its own to show. The card names the services and the city, and the image is composed from your brand.
Paint correction
https://questautodetailing.com/services/paint-correctionThe title and the short description people see for this page in Google's results.
Search snippetthe text under the title in GoogleSEO
142 characters, inside the 120-160 Google shows in full.
Why we suggest these changes: The current description runs to 186 characters and is cut mid-sentence in results. The title is already doing its job.
Hidden code that tells Google and AI assistants what each page is about, written for these pages.
Search labelshidden code that tells Google and AI assistants what this page isSEOAEO
The category page had no markup of its own. CollectionPage tells search engines what the page gathers and links each service to its own page.
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "CollectionPage",
"name": "Auto Detailing Services in Atlanta",
"about": {
"@type": "AutoDetailing",
"name": "Quest Auto Detailing"
},
"hasPart": [
{
"@type": "Service",
"name": "Ceramic Coating",
"url": "https://questautodetailing.com/services/ceramic-coating"
},
{
"@type": "Service",
"name": "Paint Correction",
"url": "https://questautodetailing.com/services/paint-correction"
},
{
"@type": "Service",
"name": "Interior Detailing",
"url": "https://questautodetailing.com/services/interior-detailing"
}
]
}Search labelshidden code that tells Google and AI assistants what this page isSEOAEO
The trail shown on the page has three levels and the markup has two, so the rich result shows a path the visitor did not take.
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "BreadcrumbList",
"itemListElement": [
{
"@type": "ListItem",
"position": 1,
"name": "Home",
"item": "https://questautodetailing.com"
},
{
"@type": "ListItem",
"position": 2,
"name": "About",
"item": "https://questautodetailing.com/about"
}
]
}Suggested alt text for images missing it, or with a description too weak to keep.

Image descriptionread by Google Images and screen readersSEO
The service tile has a description, but it only names its slot. Saying what the photo shows helps screen readers and gives Google Images the context for "ceramic coating atlanta".
This image already has a description, but it doesn't say what the picture shows (it names where the picture sits, not what it shows). Approving replaces it. Decline keeps it as it is.
Everything here needs a person: you, whoever writes for you, or whoever looks after your site. These are this month's items, a few from every area. Each month brings the next set. Tick them off in your dashboard as you go and the next re-scan confirms them.
0/2
tasks complete
Some of these are writing and judgment calls, which Oz does not make on your behalf. Others are for whoever looks after your theme. Each one says which. Work through them yourself, hand the brief to the person who does that work, or ask us to quote it.
If you would like Oz to take these on, tell your account manager and they will come back to you with what it would take.
A few items from every area, plus anything critical or still open from earlier months. Small enough to finish before the next audit.
Services/services (opens in a new tab)
Content depthContent 1SEOAEO
Ceramic coating/services/ceramic-coating (opens in a new tab)
Topical completenessContent 2SEOAEO