Score and its trend
The change since your last audit and a mini history of your score.
Your profile scored 0–100, every gap ranked by the points it adds.
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This screen is live. Open a check, rescan, download the PDF: it works here exactly as it does in the dashboard.
As you scroll, one part of the report steps forward and the rest steps back.
Profile, reputation, map & search and content, each scored on its own. You see the change since your last audit and how many issues are critical.
Every tile is a real card from the report. Open it, play with it.
The change since your last audit and a mini history of your score.
Who ranks where in your area, in which keyword, and whether they're ahead of you.
The short answers to what people ask before their first audit.
Still have a question? Write to usIt reviews your Google Business Profile and online presence to find what helps or hurts your visibility, then lists fixes ranked by their expected impact on your score.
Yes. The score is calculated automatically and deterministically from your real profile data, so re-running it on an unchanged profile returns the same number.
29 weighted checks across four areas: profile (verification, categories, description, phone, hours, services, cover and logo, social links, name), reputation (rating and its recent trend, review count and pace, reply rate, unanswered negative reviews), map & search (grid-scan visibility, the searches that found you, views trend, citations, website) and content (photos, videos, posting rhythm, rejected posts, offers). A check with no data yet is left out of the score.
Yes, a 29-point local SEO checklist that fills itself in: each item is checked against your real profile, reviews, map scans and citations, marked critical, attention or good, and ranked by the points fixing it adds.
No. Each finding is written in plain language with a clear next step and a link to the module that fixes it.
Yes. The audit opens as a printable report you can save as PDF, with your own report branding if you set one.
Weekly while you're actively improving the profile, monthly for maintenance. Each run scores your profile as it stands at that moment.
Primary category, consistent name and address, a profile checklist.
This is not a schedule of things to do but a present-or-missing list. Run it end to end in thirty minutes and mark the gaps.
ReadNAP consistency is not housekeeping, it is a trust problem. But fixing every directory is also a waste: which ones actually count?
ReadProfile maintenance is a routine, not a campaign. But not every job is weekly — doing some of them weekly causes damage.
ReadA citation is a mention of your business details somewhere else. Setting a count target breaks this work; which source counts is the real question.
ReadConnect your profile and get your score and fix list from your own data.
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