Digital Presence Audit for Kayak Rentals
This audit is for kayak and paddleboard rental businesses that live and die by the busy season. We check what a renter sees before they call you: your Google listing, your hours, your booking link, your reviews, and whether AI assistants recommend you or the shop down the road. It costs $500, one time. You get a PDF report with two scores and a ranked list of fixes, plus a link where it and any future updates live. It arrives by email. Most audits are delivered in 2–4 hours; larger or more complex businesses can take up to 24 hours.
Who this is for, and who it isn’t
Gaps the audit usually finds
Google hours going stale in the off-season
The listing still says open when the dock is closed, or closed when you’re back open. Renters drive out, or don’t bother calling.
Thin or missing presence on travel review sites
Visitors from out of town check travel review sites before they check Google. If you’re not there, or your last review is two seasons old, they pick someone who is.
Seasonal pages Google never hears about
You add a sunset rental or a new launch spot, but the list of pages your site hands Google (called a sitemap) never gets updated, so the new page sits unseen.
What running the audit looks like
You check out
$500 on Stripe. You get an email with a link that signs you in. Nothing to set up.
We look where your customers look
Your Google listing and its seasonal hours, your booking page, your rental and pricing pages, travel review sites, 40+ directories, and what ChatGPT and Perplexity say when someone asks where to rent a kayak near you.
A second check on every finding
A second AI model re-checks each finding. When two sources disagree, like an old phone number on one directory, it gets flagged for a person, not guessed at.
Your report arrives
Two scores and a ranked fix list, with the most important fix at the top. You decide what happens next.
Price, what it connects to, and limits
Price
Price: $500, one time. No contract, no subscription.
What you get: A PDF with two scores and a ranked fix list, emailed to you, plus a link where it and any future updates live.
How long: Most audits are delivered in 2–4 hours; larger or more complex businesses can take up to 24 hours. It arrives by email.
After: Do the fixes yourself, hand the list to anyone you like, or have us do them on one of our three plans, from $1,000/mo. If you subscribe within 30 days, the $500 is credited to month one.
Refunds: Not once the audit has started. If we can’t deliver the full scope, you get a full refund.
What it connects to
Nothing to install and nothing to set up. The audit reads what customers already see: your Google Business Profile, Google Search and Maps, your website, 40+ directories, review sites, your social profiles, and what ChatGPT and Perplexity say when someone asks about businesses like yours.
Limits
- Each location needs its own audit for its own listings, reviews, and search results — but shared website work isn’t billed twice. Contact us for a quote.
- The audit finds and ranks problems. It doesn’t make the changes for you. That’s what our monthly plans do, and nothing there goes live without your yes.
- We don’t promise rankings, calls, or bookings. We measure what’s there today and show you what moved next time.
- We don’t run or manage paid ads.
Questions from owners like you
When is the best time to run the audit for a kayak rental?
Four to six weeks before your busy season opens. That leaves time to fix hours, photos, and booking links before the first wave of searches. Running it at the end of a season works too, as a baseline for next year.
Does the audit check my online booking system?
It checks whether people can find and reach your booking page from Google and your site. It doesn’t log into your booking software or look at your sales.
I have more than one location. How does pricing work?
Each location needs its own audit for its own listings, reviews, and search results — but shared website work isn’t billed twice. Contact us for a quote.