Ship Car Pros

Ship Car Pros' referral matching depends on two critical systems that are currently broken: your quote submission form and your analytics pipeline. Without a working form, your website is essentially a landing page directing traffic to your phone line—and without analytics, you have no visibility into whether that phone line is actually converting or where customers are dropping off. Start by restoring the 404 resource that powers your quote form; this is your primary conversion mechanism and must work flawlessly. Once customers can submit vehicle specs and transport logistics again, your referral engine can function. Second, resolve the analytics infrastructure issues—the CORS errors and network failures preventing Umami from reporting. These aren't just nice-to-have metrics; they're your window into customer behavior, referral performance, and whether your marketing promise of 'quotes as early as tomorrow' is actually resonating. The CORS policy block also suggests your Netlify hosting may be misconfigured, which could cascade into other failures you haven't discovered yet. Third, audit your WordPress core file configuration (the emoji 404) since it indicates your hosting environment isn't properly aligned with your CMS. Finally, trim your page title to ~55 characters and ensure it leads with your primary value proposition—something like 'Car Shipping Louisiana to North Dakota | Fast Quotes'—so it displays completely in search results and captures high-intent searchers. Prioritize the form and analytics recovery first; they unlock everything else.