Profile & Site Health
Most audit tools print a generic checklist. Memin's audit is rule-based: every finding originates in a specific field and a specific measurement, and when that measurement was taken is written down.
What it's for
The data behind the finding, its measurement date and its confidence level sit next to it.
A field that couldn't be measured isn't marked "missing"; it's marked "not measured". Those are different things.
Two separate scores: how complete your profile is, and how visible you are on the map.
How it works
Category, description, hours, photos, reviews, address and phone are read.
Each field is evaluated by its own rule. The rules are deterministic: same data, same finding.
Fields whose effect can be measured go to the top; cosmetic gaps go to the bottom.
What you get
Who it's for
Establishing what's missing, with evidence, in week one sets up the whole engagement.
Who it's for
Most missing fields are filled once and never need attention again.
FAQ
No. The audit works from your profile's publicly visible data. Operations that require account access are a separate matter and not part of the system described here.
The data for that field didn't come back from the provider. The field may be empty, or it may be unreachable; calling it "missing" without knowing which would produce a false finding.
After you change something on the profile. The only field that changes on its own is reviews; monthly is enough for those.
Works together with
Creating an account gives you starting credits; run your first scan and see the result for yourself.
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