Map the category
Search a defined radius and see the businesses together on the map.
Prospect by category, city, and visible opportunity.
Map the businesses in a market, compare their public profiles, and build lists around the services your agency provides.
A PRACTICAL WORKFLOWFrom a market
From a market
to a shortlist.
Investigate the opportunity
Review ratings, websites, and business information against your service offering.
Revisit the territory
Return to searches by category and location as your market research develops.
SEARCH IDEASChoose a niche.
Choose a niche.
Explore the possibilities.
Search by business category and location, then review each profile and website to assess the opportunity. These are research ideas, not automated qualification filters.
Low-review businesses in competitive areasMulti-location companies in a new marketCategories with inconsistent business profilesWHAT TO LOOK FORBring your expertise.
Bring your expertise.
Ask better questions.
Explore businesses together in a defined area, then use their public profiles as the starting point for your own SEO assessment.
Turn local market research into a focused audit.
Profile information
Review the listed category, location, website, and contact information for context about the business.
Reputation context
Read ratings and review counts alongside nearby businesses. These figures do not establish search rankings or prove an SEO problem.
Website and service area
Check the website for relevant services and locations before deciding whether a deeper audit is useful.
WHAT YOU TAKE AWAY
A researched territory and a set of accounts to assess with your own SEO tools and expertise.
Find your next client.
Start with your market.
Map the businesses in a market, compare their public profiles, and build lists around the services your agency provides.
Join the waitlist