Use your first scan to see how your business is showing up across your service area for a specific keyword.

This gives you a starting point. Once the scan is complete, you can review your average score, check the last scan settings, and open the grid for each keyword.

In this guide, you will learn how to:

Make sure:

At the top of the scan page, you will find the main setup bar. This is where you choose the business, scan area, and keywords before running the scan.

Select the business you want to scan.

Make sure you are using the correct location before moving on. If the wrong business is selected, the results will not be useful.

Grid size controls how many points the system checks across the map.

A larger grid gives you a broader view of your visibility across the area. A smaller grid gives you a tighter view of a more specific area.

Miles controls how wide the scan area will be.

Choose a range that matches the real market you want to measure. If the range is too small or too large, the results may not reflect the area that actually matters to your business.

Enter the keywords you want to track.

Keep them closely related to the services you actually want to measure.

Examples:

Start with your main keywords first. It is better to begin with a focused list than to add too many terms at once.

Before running the scan, choose how often you want it to run.

Options may include:

Choose Run Once if you only want to check your visibility right now.

Choose a recurring schedule if you want to track changes over time.

Next, choose when the scan should start.

You can either:

Use Scan Immediately if you want the scan to begin right away.

Use a scheduled time if you want it to run later or repeat automatically.

Once everything looks right, click:

Use Schedule if you want the scan to run later or on a recurring schedule.

Use Scan if you want to run it now.

Your first scan will begin once you confirm the setup.

After the scan is complete, the page updates to show your results.

You will see a table with the business, keyword, and scan details.

Common columns include:

Shows the business that was scanned.

Shows the keyword tied to that scan.

Shows the average score for that keyword across the full grid.

This gives you a quick summary of how the business is performing across the selected area.

Shows details such as:

This helps you confirm exactly how the result was generated.

You can use the filters above the results table to narrow what you see.

Common filters include:

These are useful if you are managing multiple businesses, keywords, or scans.

To open the full grid for a keyword, click View.

This shows the detailed map grid tied to that scan so you can review how the business is ranking across different points in the area.

If you want more than the average score, this is where you go.

Use the three dots menu on the right side of a row to update that scan.

This is useful when:

Always confirm the correct business is selected before running a scan.

Start with the main terms first. Keep the first scan focused.

Make sure the scan area matches the market you actually want to measure.

Always check the scan size and mile range so you understand what result you are reviewing.

The average score is useful, but the full grid gives you the real detail.

To run your first scan:

After the scan runs:

That is it. Your first scan is complete.