Searched Maps for "Ford Dealer Chicago"
Found "Murgado Ford Chicago"
Grabbed the URL and added it to A.C.R.
As soon as I tried to select # of sites it pulled in the City and State.
Chose "10 - Bulk" then selected "Generate & Audit"
Then seamlessly export to Excel or Sheets.
All of the results are published below.
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Mobile_Speed_Audit_Example_2026-08-01 Screenshot
Who is this for? Anyone overseeing multiple automotive websites, or one website, comparing a mobile homepage's speed to the market.
What does it measure? Chrome real-user experience (CrUX) form factor mobile device use (%) vs mobile homepage ('this URL') speed.
When does this measure? Chrome Real-User Experience measures today (going back 28 days), then also historically goes back 25 weeks. Which is how it gathers the Form Factor mobile % average over 25 weeks.
Where are all the Insufficient Data results? What you are seeing there is AI being built into the front-end and programmatically fetching the URLs to mitigate the amount of insufficient data results returned. Using a frontier model (ChatGPT, Claude AI and/or Gemini) with a prompt doesn't necessarily guarantee that.
Why would I need this? Google Chrome's publicly available data aggregated using free APIs helps level the playing field. We're able to see the Mobile Homepage Status, Mobile Device % and Speed Stats all in one view.
How can one get ahold of this? Although, this is not available at the moment. A prior version of this (not powered by AI) is available. Homepage Hero allows users to compare up to 10 URLs of their choice. There is an Ai prompt to simulate the above included below.
Generate a list of 10 Automotive [BRAND] OEM Dealer URLs. Make it a plain-text code block so it’s easy to copy and paste. Make sure the list is just the full URLs. I want this list to include [DEALERSHIP] and 9 of its surrounding competitors. Ensure you qc to verify the URLs are still valid.
DISCLAIMER:
Most of this is publicly accessible data via https://pagespeed.web.dev/, and if witnessed here or previously through myself performing one of these reports, it was fetched using a variation of the 'Chrome UX Report API' and/or 'Pagespeed Insights API.' Gemini AI API is reserved exclusively for some/not all Mobile Madmen solutions. Due to credit constraints, not always available. Prompt above helps simulate this with the frontier model of your choice.