Demonstration exampleInvented business, demonstration data.

Website audit

Example Rental Company · example.test · assessed against the car rental requirements

Overall score64out of 100Fair

Half of the score is how fully the website gives renters what they check before booking (76/100). The other half is technical measurements: speed, mobile use, search visibility, content and conversion (60/100).

Fix this first
Pickup locations are not listed.Rental essentials · Lowers the overall score by 7.6 points

Why it matters. 4 of 5 leaders performing best in your market get this right. A renter must know exactly where and when they collect the car

What to change. List every location with address, opening hours and whether it is in-terminal or shuttle

Acceptance. The audited page shows pickup locations listed.

Score by area

Performance58Needs work
Mobile94Good
Trust & signals70Fair
Content & clarity64Fair
Conversion55Needs work
SEO & visibility35Needs work
Rental essentials76Fair

Other priority issues

Each issue states why it matters, the exact change and how to confirm it is done.

No JSON-LD structured dataSEO & visibility · Lowers the overall score by 4.5 points

Why it matters. Structured data is how search engines and AI assistants read your business. Without it your offer has to be guessed from prose, and usually is not.

What to change. Add JSON-LD structured data describing the business, its locations and its offer.

Acceptance. At least one application/ld+json block is present and validates in Google's Rich Results test.

Contact address on a free mail service. Evidence: reservations.example@gmail.comTrust & integrity · Lowers the overall score by 4.5 points

Why it matters. 5 of 5 leaders performing best in your market get this right.

What to change. Use an address on your own domain (e.g. booking@example.test).

Acceptance. Contact address on a free mail service no longer appears on https://example.test/contact.

The page has no structured data describing the rental business.Rental essentials · Lowers the overall score by 4.2 points

Why it matters. 4 of 5 leaders performing best in your market get this right. Structured data is how search surfaces and AI assistants read your offer

What to change. Add AutoRental JSON-LD with locations, hours and vehicle offers

Acceptance. The audited page shows rental structured data.

Developer tasks

The same findings as implementation tickets, ready to send to whoever maintains the site.

RG-001High priorityPickup locations are not listed.
Implement
List every location with address, opening hours and whether it is in-terminal or shuttle
Acceptance
The audited page shows pickup locations listed.
Re-test
Re-run the RentalsGraph audit for https://example.test/ and confirm this item is resolved.
RG-002High priorityNo JSON-LD structured data
Implement
Add JSON-LD structured data describing the business, its locations and its offer.
Acceptance
At least one application/ld+json block is present and validates in Google's Rich Results test.
Re-test
Re-run the RentalsGraph audit for https://example.test/ and confirm this item is resolved.

Part of the report: the 4 highest-priority issues of 9 and 2 developer tasks of 9. The full report lists every issue and task.

What is already working

  • The site shows its fleet and vehicle classes (found: "economy").
  • Rental terms are published on the site (found: "rental terms").
  • Deposit and insurance conditions are explained (found: "deposit").
  • Customers can start a booking on the site (found: "book now").
  • Responsive viewport meta present
  • Served over HTTPS

What improves after the fixes

64 today. The issues in this report account for 30.8 points. The rest comes from measurements that scored below 100 but produced no specific task, because they are estimated from the page rather than measured in a lab.

Also included

Your own audit also includes an AI implementation prompt you can paste into a coding assistant, and you can re-run the audit after the fixes to compare.

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