Visibility Measurement
A forty-nine row ranking table opens nobody's eyes. Put the same data on a map and you don't need to explain that the east side is red — it's visible.
What it's for
Colour reads faster than a number. It lands in one slide in a meeting.
Your own location and the businesses outranking you are pinned on the same map.
Click a cell and you see exactly who appeared above you at that point.
How it works
Each grid point takes the colour of your rank there. No separate step is needed.
Top 3 green, mid positions amber, lower positions and points where you don't appear red.
Each point holds the list of businesses returned for that search and your position in it.
What you get
Who it's for
The shortest way to explain the situation to a non-technical business owner.
Who it's for
The map tells you which neighbourhood deserves the ad budget.
FAQ
That you don't appear near the top for a search made from that point. The cause isn't always the same: distance, category match, or a stronger competitor in that area.
No. The heatmap is a visualisation of a scan that already ran; it doesn't perform new measurements.
You can open scans for the same business and keyword and compare them. For the comparison to mean anything, the grid and radius must match.
Works together with
Creating an account gives you starting credits; run your first scan and see the result for yourself.
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