Know what your local competitors did this week.
Your Google reviews next to theirs, the ads they started, their prices and offers, what customers praise and complain about, and three things to fix this week.
Every Monday, what changed around you.
One email a week: who got new reviews, whose rating dropped, who started ads, who cut prices. Anywhere Google Maps knows your street.
Clinics, dentists, salons
The practice down the road got 30 new five-star reviews and started a teeth-whitening offer on Instagram. You see it on Monday, with a reply ready for your last unhappy review.
Restaurants, cafés, bakeries
Who is busy, what guests complain about at each place (waiting, prices, service), and who started a lunch deal. Your rating next to theirs, every week.
Gyms, studios, shops
New trial offers and sales the day they start, prices next to yours, their ads that keep running (the ones that pay), and how many reviews they collect.
Google reviews, done right.
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