Found on the map
Your listings are complete, consistent and tracked. You know where each location appears on the map, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
Local visibility
Your Google listings are complete and current, the reviews of all your locations are analysed in bulk and each gets a careful reply within hours, in the customer’s language, and you see where each location ranks against its neighbours.
Your listings are complete, consistent and tracked. You know where each location appears on the map, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
Each new review is spotted, a reply is drafted in your tone and you approve it in one click, or it goes out on its own for positive reviews.
Negative reviews are sorted by topic. You see what keeps coming back, location by location.
The ratings and review volumes of your local competitors are tracked alongside yours.
We record the state of each listing and its reviews.
Listings are completed and the tone of replies is set with you.
Reviews and rankings are monitored continuously.
Every month, the state of each location and what keeps coming back in reviews.
Tens of thousands of searches, rankings and AI answers read automatically, for every country, city, language and topic of your services and products.
Several AI models group this data by intent, spot opportunities and filter out noise. What a team would take weeks to read is sorted in a few hours.
A specialist reads the result, settles the priorities and sets the strategy with you. AI prepares, people decide.
Pages, campaigns, replies and reports come out of automated pipelines, checked by sample before publication, then measured every week to adjust course.
They are drafted by an AI in your tone, then approved by you. Only replies to positive reviews can go out on their own, if you wish.
We report them to Google with the evidence that supports it. The decision to remove them belongs to Google.
Yes, as a manager, an access you remove whenever you like. The listings stay in your name.
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