See how easy you are to find, and fix it without leaving the page
The SEO & GEO page now opens with a visibility score out of 100, built from a live check of your published site plus your Google listing, reviews, domain and blog. Every card opens a pop-up where you set that thing up on the spot. Free on every plan.
The AI Search tab used to be mostly "coming soon": prompt tracking, citations and a heatmap that had no data behind them. We took those out and rebuilt the page around one question: how easy are you to find on Google and in AI answers, and what's the next thing to do about it?
A score you can trust
Your visibility score is out of 100, and every point comes from something real:
- Half is your site. We load your published site the way Google and AI crawlers do (robots.txt, llms.txt, your sitemap, the raw page, your business schema) and score what they actually see. You can re-scan any time.
- Half is your presence. Whether your Google Business Profile is connected, how many reviews you have, your own domain, and whether you're publishing on your blog.
Anything we can't see from here, like a Yelp listing or Search Console, you tick off yourself. Under Automatically handled you'll see each site check with a green, amber or red dot, so nothing is marked done that isn't.
Set it up right there
Each of the four cards opens a pop-up, so you never lose your place:
- Get listed: connect your Google Business Profile, with links to Bing Places, Apple Business Connect, Yelp, Facebook and Nextdoor.
- Publish keywords: add the searches you want to show up for and turn on a weekly blog post about them.
- Collect reviews: copy your Google review link to send to happy customers, and track your first and tenth review.
- Show up in AI: see what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI can read on your site, and write the FAQs they quote.
The suggestions list is sorted by how many points each step is worth, so the next best step is always first.
Connect your Google listing
Open your business on Google Maps, tap Share, and paste the link. We check it really leads to a business listing (not a search or a map view) and show it as connected, with a Re-check button whenever you want to confirm it. Your review link fills itself in from it.
Signing in with Google directly is built and will switch on once Google approves our access to its Business Profile API.
— InMinutes Team