The Audit · waleryspizza.com · August 2026

The best pizza in Salem has the hardest website to use

We loaded waleryspizza.com in a real browser, on a real phone, and measured everything. Every finding below is something we saw, not something we guessed.

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Website health score out of 100

FMobile
experience
FSearch
foundations
FOrdering
path
DMenu
usability
CFreshness
AReputation

What's working and what's leaking

The business is strong. The website is where the strength stops.

Working in your favor

  • People search for you by name."walerys pizza" gets 590 Google searches a month (Semrush, Aug 2026).
  • Your reputation is real.4.5 stars across 2,705 Google reviews, 228 Yelp reviews, and the #1 spot on ThreeBestRated's Salem pizza list.
  • Five Best of the Mid-Valley wins.2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2020, voted by Statesman Journal readers.
  • The domain already gets traffic.Roughly 3,100 estimated organic visits a month across 172 keywords (Semrush).
  • A menu people remember.Medicine Man, Dave's Remedy, the Jukebox. Names competitors can't copy.

Leaking customers

  • The phone number can't be tapped.Zero tel: links on the page. On a phone, your only way to order requires memorizing ten digits.
  • Phones get the desktop site, zoomed out.No viewport tag anywhere in the code. Most pizza searches happen on a phone.
  • The menu has no prices.Fifteen specialty pies listed, not one price shown. Hungry people compare; competitors show prices.
  • Google can barely read the site.No page headings, no meta description, no schema, no sitemap, no robots.txt. Layout built from six nested tables.
  • Nothing on the page is clickable.Zero links. No menu page, no map link, no ordering, nowhere to go.
  • The trophy case stops at 2020.Six years of wins since then are invisible to a first-time visitor deciding if you're still good.

The six fixes, in order

Ranked by how much business each one recovers, not by how hard it is.

1

A phone-first site with a tappable number

One tap to call from anywhere on the page, plus a sticky call bar on mobile. This alone converts the 590 monthly branded searches into orders instead of pinch-zooming.

2

An HTML menu with prices

All fifteen pies, sizes and prices as real text Google and AI assistants can read. This is why one pizzeria gets recommended by a phone assistant and another doesn't.

3

Search foundations

Headings, meta tags, Restaurant schema, sitemap, robots.txt. Forty years of reputation, finally legible to the machines that route hungry people.

4

Hours and directions that answer in one glance

Open-now status at the top, the Rosemont exit directions, and a one-tap Google Maps link.

5

Show the whole trophy case

The five wins you show, plus everything since 2020 once we confirm the recent years.

6

Online ordering, when you're ready

Every major competitor takes orders online. Phase two, on your terms, without changing how the kitchen runs.

We already built the fix

The first four fixes are done. Your rebuilt site is live in this pitch, ready to look at on your own phone.

See the new Walery's site