Where you actually show up on the map.
Google shows a different map to someone two miles away. This checks your position from a grid of points across the city, one keyword at a time, so you see the whole picture instead of the one you get from your own desk.
Start with your zip code and the name on your listing.
The zip centres the map. The name is how we find you on Google, so use it exactly as it reads on your Business Profile.
If it will not find you, call (602) 527-2827 and we will run the check for you.
Which one is you?
These are the listings Google returned near that zip. Pick yours and we will centre the map on it.
What would someone type to find you?
One phrase, the way a customer would say it. We search it from 9 points spread across 3 miles around and record where you land in each one.
This takes up to about thirty seconds. Each of the 9 points is a separate search and they run one after another, so leave this tab open. If Google slows down part way we show you the points we already have rather than nothing.
You can still start without the free check. and we will run the first check as soon as you are set up.
The free check is not running right now, either because today's free checks are all used or because Google did not answer. Below is a real one, run on our own listing for "web design phoenix" 16 hours ago, so you can see exactly what arrives.
Yours is the same thing centred on your address, for your phrase, and it runs on the day you sign up.
No free map this time. Your first one is built on the day you sign up, and after that it runs on the schedule your plan sets.
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Each circle is one search, taken from that spot on the map. North is up. Green means you made the local pack from there. A cross means Google did not show you at all.
Google stopped answering part way through, so this map is a few points short. A paid check retries and finishes the grid.
Nothing found on this grid is a reading too, and a common one. It means the phrase is worth work rather than that the check failed.
Our own listing, for "web design phoenix".
49 points, each one a real search taken from that spot. North is up. Green means we made the local pack from there, a cross means we were not shown at all. Yours is built the same way, centred on your address.
Every square is a cross, which is the honest state of that phrase for us right now. We publish the real one rather than a flattering one: a tracker that only ever comes back green is not measuring anything.
Watch it every month.
One check is a snapshot. What tells you whether anything is working is the same grid, same phrase, month after month. Pick how much you want watched.
, $ a month.
Your mobile is how you sign in later. There is no password to remember.
Already with us? Sign in and your plan is managed there. Otherwise call (602) 527-2827 and we will finish it with you.
Confirm and pay.
- Plan
- , $ a month
- Business
- Watching
This plan covers phrases, so these stop being checked when it starts: . Go back and take one off the list if that is not what you want, or choose the larger plan.
Nothing has been charged. Try again, or call (602) 527-2827 and we will take it from here.
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Payment received. Your first map is being built.
It runs in the background, one search per point, and lands in your account when it is done. After that it repeats on the schedule your plan sets, and you do not have to come back here to make it happen.
Your bank is still confirming it.
Nothing else is needed from you. Your account is made, and the first map is built as soon as the payment clears.
That payment did not go through.
Nothing has been charged. Your account is made, so nothing is lost. Call (602) 527-2827 and we will finish it with you.
Your account lives at portal.d1g.it. If it asks you to sign in, use the mobile number you just gave us. There is no password to remember.
- We put a grid over your city A square of points around your address. Every point is a real search, sent from that exact coordinate.
- We ask Google what a customer there would see The same local results, in the same order, from the Places API. No guessing, no averaging somebody else's data.
- You get the map, not a number One position tells you almost nothing. A grid shows how far your reach actually goes, and where it stops.
- It runs again on schedule Same grid, same phrase, so month to month is a real comparison. The report lands in your account.
Tracking tells you where you stand. If you want the position moved, that is the SEO work, and it is a separate conversation.
Five keywords, checked every month.
- 5 miles across, 49 points a check
- Monthly, automatically
- Competitors named on every point
Ten keywords, checked every week.
- 5 miles across, 49 points a check
- Weekly, automatically
- Competitors named on every point
Twenty keywords, checked every week.
- 5 miles across, 49 points a check
- Weekly, automatically
- Competitors named on every point
Billed monthly. Cancel from your account and it stops at the end of the month you paid for.
Arizona only
We centre the grid from a zip code we hold, and we only hold Arizona. If you trade elsewhere, say so and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.
You need a Google listing
This measures the map, so there has to be something on it. No Business Profile yet is a different job, and a cheaper one.
It measures, it does not move
A tracker will not lift you into the pack any more than a thermometer warms a room. It tells you whether the work is landing.
Rankings move on their own
Two checks a week apart differ without anybody doing anything. That is why the grid runs on a schedule instead of once.
See where you actually stand.
The check is free and takes about a minute. If the map comes back empty, that is worth knowing too, and we will tell you what it would take to change it.