Competitive Intelligence
Most owners know their competitors from the street. Google returns a different list: sometimes a business two districts away, one you've never heard of, appears above you at every point.
What it's for
Not by assumption, but by which businesses actually returned above you in the searches.
Review count, rating, photo count, category — all in one table.
You see which competitor dominates which side of the map.
How it works
During the scan, the businesses returned at each grid point are recorded.
Only businesses that genuinely appeared above you make the list.
Competitor business profiles are fetched in one pass and turned into a comparison table.
What you get
Who it's for
"These three businesses outrank you at every point" lands harder than a generic proposal.
Who it's for
In fields like law, dentistry or real estate, who dominates which area shifts constantly.
FAQ
All businesses that actually appeared above you in the scan. The number isn't fixed; it varies with how crowded the area is.
Profile data is fetched at scan time and dated alongside the result. Every finding in the report carries its measurement date.
It reports measurable differences: review count, photos, rating, category. It doesn't invent explanations for what can't be measured — that's the job of Rank Gap Analysis, and even there only measured differences are used.
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