How we check a lead
SiteRevive checks each business before you see it. This page says what the words in your list mean.
What a row shows
Each row has a business name, one problem, an email and a status.
The problem is the biggest one we found:
- Not mobile: the site is hard to use on a phone.
- Slow: the site takes too long to load.
- Not secure: the site has no padlock, or it loads unsafe parts.
- Old: the site looks out of date.
- Hard to find: the site is missing what search sites look for.
- Broken pages: some pages do not work.
- No contact: the home page has no way to reach the business.
- No website: Google lists no website for the business.
A dash means we found no clear problem.
What a status means
- New: you have not reached out yet.
- Contacted: you reached out, or you marked the lead Sent.
- Replied: the owner wrote back.
- Booked: a call is set.
- Won: they said yes.
- Lost: they said no.
- No thanks: they asked you to stop. They never show up again.
- Skipped: you chose to leave it out.
The number on a lead
A lead's page shows a ring with a number from 1 to 100. It helps sort your list. A high number is not a promise of a reply or a sale.
SiteRevive keeps an email only if it finds it on the business's own website. It never guesses one.
No website
Some businesses have no website. Some list only a booking page, a social page or a directory page. You can phone them. See Phone leads. SiteRevive never makes up an email for them.
Check it yourself
Open the report on a lead's page. Read what it says. Only say what you can show.