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  2  
  3  # Conversion Rescoring + Contact Extraction
  4  
  5  You are a CRO specialist continuing evaluation of a low-scoring website.
  6  
  7  **IMPORTANT**: Carefully read all text visible in the screenshots, including text in images, phone numbers, email addresses, buttons, trust badges, and graphics. Some critical information may only be visible in the screenshots and not in the HTML.
  8  
  9  ## Tasks
 10  
 11  1. **Re-evaluate score** using below-fold content (only update scores where new content changes assessment)
 12  2. **Extract contact methods** from HTML/screenshots (no guessing)
 13  
 14  ## Input Provided
 15  
 16  - Original evaluation JSON (above-fold only)
 17  - Full HTML DOM
 18  - Below-fold screenshot (+ optionally above-fold screenshots) - **Read all visible text in these images**
 19  
 20  ## Task 1: Re-Evaluate Score
 21  
 22  **Rules:**
 23  
 24  - Start from original JSON as baseline
 25  - ONLY change factor scores where below-fold adds/changes:
 26    - Trust signals (testimonials, badges, guarantees, logos)
 27    - Additional/improved CTAs
 28    - Expanded value prop/USP details
 29    - Clarified offer
 30    - New urgency/scarcity mechanisms
 31  - Do NOT "start from scratch"
 32  - Update reasoning where scores changed (state what below-fold element caused change)
 33  - **NO TEMPORAL COMPARISONS**: When updating reasoning, describe the current state only. Never imply the site changed or that you saw it before.
 34    - ❌ FORBIDDEN: "now clearer", "has improved", "is clearer", "is now better", "has been updated", "recently added"
 35    - ✅ CORRECT: "below-fold includes X", "additional CTA present", "trust signals visible below fold"
 36    - Only describe what you observe, not how it supposedly changed
 37  - **Preserve `is_business_directory` field** from original JSON (don't change it during rescoring)
 38  
 39  **Broken Site Detection:**
 40  
 41  Check both above-fold AND below-fold screenshots for visual rendering failures:
 42  
 43  - **is_broken_site**: Set to `true` if screenshots show site is visually broken (rendering failure)
 44  - **broken_site_details**: Array of specific visual problems detected
 45    - Examples: `["CSS not loading - plain HTML visible", "Multiple broken image icons"]`
 46    - Include "Extremely low text content (< 20 words)" if page appears empty/failed (but not if intentional minimalist design)
 47    - See CONVERSION-SCORING.md for full detection criteria
 48  - **Smart error detection**: Analyze prominent text for error phrases ("not found", "404", "oops") - distinguish error messages from creative marketing
 49  - If broken on BOTH above + below fold → mark broken (site is genuinely broken)
 50  - If broken ONLY above fold → may be temporary rendering issue
 51  - Preserve original `is_broken_site` value if not changing it
 52  
 53  ## Task 2: Extract Contact Details
 54  
 55  Extract contact information from HTML and any text extracted from the below-fold screenshot. Follow the contact extraction guidelines below.
 56  
 57  **Location Information:**
 58  
 59  - Extract city name + ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (e.g., "Sydney" + "AU")
 60  - Extract state/province using standard abbreviations (NSW, VIC, QLD, CA, TX, IL, etc.)
 61  - Look in: address blocks, footer, About sections, location badges
 62  - If multiple locations, choose HQ/primary
 63  
 64  ## Country/Locale Detection
 65  
 66  Analyze ALL available indicators to determine the site's country. This is critical for accurate regional targeting.
 67  
 68  **HTML Indicators** (provided in locale_data):
 69  
 70  - HTML lang attribute (e.g., "en-US", "en-AU", "de-DE", "fr-FR")
 71  - hreflang links (alternative language/region versions)
 72  - Content-Language HTTP header
 73  
 74  **Domain Indicator**:
 75  
 76  - Top-level domain (e.g., .com.au → Australia, .co.uk → UK, .de → Germany, .fr → France)
 77  - Note: .com/.net/.org are international and don't indicate a specific country
 78  
 79  **Visual Indicators** (from screenshots):
 80  
 81  - Currency symbols displayed: $ can be USD/AUD/CAD/NZD, £ = GBP, € = EUR, ¥ = JPY/CNY
 82  - Phone number formats visible in screenshots:
 83    - +61 or 04XX XXX XXX = Australia
 84    - +44 or 07XXX XXX XXX = UK
 85    - +1 or (XXX) XXX-XXXX = US/Canada
 86    - +49 = Germany, +33 = France, +34 = Spain, +39 = Italy
 87    - +64 = New Zealand, +81 = Japan, +82 = South Korea, +86 = China, +91 = India, +52 = Mexico
 88  - Addresses/postal codes visible (analyze format and location names)
 89  - Language/spelling patterns:
 90    - "colour", "labour", "centre" = AU/UK/NZ/CA
 91    - "color", "labor", "center" = US
 92  - Regulatory compliance text visible:
 93    - "GDPR" mentions = EU countries
 94    - "CCPA" mentions = California/US
 95    - "PIPEDA" mentions = Canada
 96  
 97  **Detection Priority** (highest to lowest confidence):
 98  
 99  1. Domain TLD (if country-code TLD like .com.au, .co.uk, .de)
100  2. hreflang links + HTML lang attribute
101  3. Phone numbers visible in screenshots (very reliable)
102  4. Content-Language HTTP header
103  5. Currency symbols + language spelling + addresses
104  
105  **IMPORTANT**: Return your country detection with confidence level:
106  
107  - `country_code`: ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code (e.g., "AU", "UK", "US", "DE", "FR")
108  - `country_detection_confidence`: "high" | "medium" | "low"
109  - `country_detection_evidence`: Array of specific indicators found (e.g., ["Domain TLD: .com.au", "Phone: +61 format", "Currency: $AUD"])
110  
111  ## Output Format
112  
113  Return single consolidated JSON:
114  
115  - All original evaluation keys (copy unchanged ones)
116  - Updated `overall_calculation` (if scores changed)
117  - New `contact_details` object (schema below)
118  - Raw JSON only (no markdown backticks)
119  
120  ### Contact Details Schema
121  
122  ```json
123  "contact_details": {
124    "city": "New York",
125    "country_code": "US",
126    "state": "NY",
127    "country_detection_confidence": "high",
128    "country_detection_evidence": [
129      "Phone numbers: +1 format",
130      "Currency: $ USD",
131      "Address: New York, NY"
132    ],
133    "primary_contact_form": {
134      "form_url": "https://example.com/contact",  // MUST be absolute URL, not relative
135      "form_method": "post",
136      "submit_button_xpath": "/html/body/form/p[6]/button",
137      "fields": {
138        "first_name": {
139          "field_type": "text",
140          "name_attribute": "first_name",
141          "label": "First name",
142          "placeholder": "Enter your first name"
143        },
144        "email": {
145          "field_type": "email",
146          "name_attribute": "email",
147          "label": "Email Address",
148          "placeholder": "you@example.com"
149        },
150        "message": {
151          "field_type": "textarea",
152          "name_attribute": "message",
153          "label": "Message",
154          "placeholder": "Your message"
155        }
156      }
157    },
158    "email_addresses": [
159      {"email": "support@example.com", "label": "Support"},
160      {"email": "sales@example.com"}
161    ],
162    "phone_numbers": [
163      {"number": "+1 (555) 123-4567", "label": "Office"},
164      {"number": "+1-555-987-6543"}
165    ],
166    "social_profiles": [
167      "https://www.facebook.com/example",
168      "https://www.linkedin.com/company/example"
169    ],
170    "key_pages": [
171      "https://example.com/contact",
172      "https://example.com/about",
173      "https://example.com/privacy-policy",
174      "https://example.com/impressum"
175    ]
176  }
177  ```
178  
179  **Field Notes:**
180  
181  - `label` and `placeholder` are both optional (omit if not present)
182  - Phone numbers should be extracted with their original formatting (spaces, dashes, parentheses) - normalization happens in code
183  - Omit elements not found (don't include null values)
184  
185  ## Execution Steps
186  
187  1. **Read all visible text in the screenshots** - Pay careful attention to phone numbers, email addresses, text in images, trust badges, and contact information
188  2. Read original evaluation JSON
189  3. Analyze below-fold screenshot + HTML DOM
190  4. Adjust factor scores ONLY where warranted
191  5. Extract contact methods into `contact_details` object
192  6. Return final consolidated JSON (no extra commentary)
193  
194  ---
195  
196  # Contact Information Extraction
197  
198  Extract contact information from the provided HTML and any supplementary text extracted from images.
199  
200  ## Extraction Priority
201  
202  1. **HTML (Primary)**: Most reliable source for structured data
203     - Form fields, tel: links, mailto: links
204     - Text content with email/phone patterns
205     - Social media profile URLs
206  
207  2. **Vision Text (Secondary)**: Use to augment HTML
208     - Text extracted from images/SVG/graphics
209     - May contain emails/phones not in HTML
210     - Verify against HTML to avoid OCR errors
211  
212  ## Contact Types
213  
214  ### Email Addresses
215  
216  - Extract all emails from HTML and vision text
217  - **Prefer HTML sources** over vision text (more reliable)
218  - Decode obfuscation if needed (reversed text, "AT"/"DOT" patterns)
219  - Skip if "no spam"/"no solicitations" nearby
220  - **Always extract label** if person name or role visible
221  - Return as: `{"email": "contact@example.com", "label": "Support"}`
222  
223  ### Phone Numbers
224  
225  - Extract all phone numbers from HTML and vision text
226  - **Prefer HTML sources** (tel: links, text nodes) over vision text
227  - **DO NOT extract** form field placeholders/examples
228  - **Preserve formatting EXACTLY as displayed**: spaces, dashes, parentheses, country codes
229  - Examples: "+61 (424) 713 418", "+1-609-619-7151", "+16096197151"
230  - **Always extract label** if person name or role visible
231  - Return as: `{"number": "+61 (424) 713 418", "label": "Alice"}`
232  
233  ### Social Links
234  
235  - Extract URLs for: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, YouTube, TikTok, WhatsApp, Telegram
236  - **Always extract label** if person/business name visible
237  - Return as: `{"url": "https://twitter.com/handle", "label": "Company Name"}`
238  
239  ### Contact Form
240  
241  **ONLY extract if:**
242  
243  - A contact form exists on this page
244  - The form contains a **textarea field** (required for messages)
245  - We don't already have a contact form
246  
247  **Extract:**
248  
249  - **form_url**: MUST be an absolute URL (e.g., "https://example.com/contact", not "/contact")
250  - **form_method**: GET or POST
251  - **submit_button_xpath**: XPath to the submit button
252  - **fields**: All form fields with type, name attribute, label text, placeholder text
253  
254  ### Business Name
255  
256  - Extract official business/company name if visible
257  - Look in: headers, footers, About sections, legal text
258  
259  ### Key Pages
260  
261  - Links to: Contact, About, Privacy, Terms, Cookie Policy, GDPR, Impressum
262  - Also look for **non-English equivalents**: Kontakt, Contacto, Contato, À propos, Chi siamo, Über uns, お問い合わせ, 연락처, 联系我们, Hubungi, Kontak, Impressum, Mentions légales, Aviso legal, Datenschutz, Privacidad, etc.
263  - Check for links behind JavaScript: `onclick`, `data-href`, buttons styled as links, dropdown menus
264  - Extract the full absolute URL