Visibility Measurement
Business owners type their own industry language; customers search for something else. "Dentist" and "implant cost" return different results. Which one you scan determines what your measurement means.
What it's for
Starting from your business category, it suggests the different ways people search for the same thing.
Location-stuffed queries break a grid scan; the grid already varies the location itself.
Scanning the same keyword repeatedly is the only way to measure change over time.
How it works
The Google category and service description of the business you selected is the starting point.
Service names, problem names and everyday phrasing are considered together.
The keyword you pick drops into the scan form; no copy and paste.
What you get
Who it's for
A fast way to work out what to measure in an industry you don't know yet.
Who it's for
You can rank differently for each service; you see where you're weak on each one separately.
FAQ
A grid scan already searches from a different location at every point. Adding a city to the keyword would cancel out the location effect you're trying to measure.
Suggestions are based on category and service description. Volume estimates can mislead in local search, so we leave the measurement to the actual scan result.
Start with the main keyword of your highest-revenue service. Tracking that one consistently tells you more than scanning ten keywords once.
Works together with
Creating an account gives you starting credits; run your first scan and see the result for yourself.
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