What we found checking everything before spending your money
1. Facebook cannot yet see which visitors turn into enquiries
Facebook needs a small piece of code on your site to learn who becomes a real customer. It is not there yet, so Facebook could only go looking for people who click, and clicking is not buying. Your last spend shows exactly that: 195 clicks, $64.01, and no enquiries.
Fixing it means Facebook hunts for customers instead of clickers, which is where the money is.
2. The picture that should show when your link is shared is missing
When your advert or page appears in someone's feed, there should be a photo with it. The file it points at was never created, so it shows up blank.
A proper image gets noticeably more people to stop and click.
3. The improved version of your site is built but not yet published
We have corrections ready, including one where the form could tell someone "we got it" without actually saving them. Until we publish, visitors still see the older version. That is on us and it goes live this week.
Nobody falls through the gap between what the page promises and what it does.
4. We want to prove the new-lead email actually reaches you
Email is the only way you currently hear about a lead. We can see the alerts arriving on our side, but we have no proof one has landed with you. Question 4 settles it live, and we will add a second recipient so it never rests on one inbox.
No enquiry can arrive without somebody being told.
5. A missed phone call currently leaves no record anywhere
If somebody rings and nobody picks up, nothing writes down that they called. No name, no number, nothing to ring back. Your phone number is the main button on the site, and calls rise as fast as advert spend does.
Two steps. Ten minutes with Fallon makes missed calls countable this week. The phone assistant that actually answers them needs the number transfer started, about three weeks.