Check My Online Presence
Find your business below and we'll grade how it actually shows up — listings, reviews, local rankings and your own site — then email the scorecard over. Free, and it takes about a minute to ask for.
Start with your business name
Pick your business from the list so the report attaches to the right listing, add an email address, and the scorecard is generated and sent over.
- Free, no card and nothing to install
- Graded on listings, reviews, local search and your site
- In your inbox in a couple of minutes
Four things that decide whether you get found
Local visibility is not one setting you turn on. It is four things that either agree with each other or quietly work against each other — and the scorecard grades you on each, against the businesses you compete with.
Listings
Whether your name, address, phone and hours agree everywhere they appear.
Google, Apple and Bing all pull from a web of directories and data aggregators. When one of them carries an old suite number or a disconnected phone line, the search engines lose confidence that they know who you are — and confidence is what ranking in the local pack is built on. Inconsistent listings are the most common reason a business sits below competitors it should outrank.
How we fix listingsReviews
Volume, rating, recency, and how many go unanswered.
Owners fixate on the star average. It matters least of the four. A steady flow of recent reviews signals an active business, and replying to them — the bad ones especially — is read as a trust signal by search engines and by every customer who scrolls your profile before calling. A 4.9 with nothing since last year performs worse than a 4.5 that is clearly alive.
How we build reviewsLocal search
Where you actually appear for the searches that bring in work.
Rankings are not one number. They shift by neighborhood, by device, and by exactly how the search is phrased — and what you see when you search your own business is skewed by your location and history. The scorecard checks the terms that carry buying intent, and names the competitors sitting above you on them.
How we move rankingsWebsite
Load speed, behavior on a phone, and whether anyone can act.
Most local traffic arrives on a phone, on a network that is not your office wifi. If the page takes five seconds, a good share of that traffic is gone before it renders — and the visits you paid for are the ones you lose. The report looks at speed, mobile layout, and whether calling or booking takes one obvious tap.
How we fix sitesWhat to do with the score
A grade on its own is not worth much. What makes the report useful is the comparison: it puts your numbers next to businesses competing for the same customers, which turns “our reviews are fine” into something you can actually check.
Start with whichever section scores worst, not whichever looks easiest. Listings and reviews are usually the fastest to move and the cheapest to fix — often weeks, not quarters. Rankings follow them rather than leading, so a listings problem left alone caps everything you spend on search afterwards.
And take the website section seriously even if the design is recent. Speed and mobile behavior are separate from how a site looks, and they decide how much of the traffic you already pay for ever reaches a phone call.
Questions people ask first
Nothing. There is no trial, no card, and no obligation to talk to anyone afterwards. The report is yours whether or not you ever reply to us.
Usually a few minutes. The report is generated after you submit and sent to the email address you give — so use one you can actually open.
Your business name. Start typing and pick yours from the list — that connects the report to the right Google listing. You do not need logins, access to your website, or anything from your current agency.
No. Everything measured is already public — your listings, your reviews, your rankings and your website as any customer would find them. Nothing is connected and nothing is changed.
Only if you want one. The report stands on its own. If you would rather have someone read it with you and say what to fix first, that conversation is free too, and you can ask for it from the report.
Run the report on your main location first — most of what it finds will apply across the group. For a multi-location rollup, get in touch and we will put one together properly.
Talk to us about multi-locationNo. The scorecard is automated and instant. The assessment is a strategist going through your marketing by hand and telling you what they would do — slower, and more specific to you.
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