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SEO & Technical Health

See where every community ranks, and get the site fixes done.

A weekly ranking report on computer, phone and Maps, plus a monthly punch list with the page, the fix and who owns it.

Weekly keyword rankings for one community: how many searches are in the top 10 on Google on a computer, on a phone and in Maps, then each search with its type, position, change since last week and a 12-week trend.
Every search, every week, on a computer, a phone and Maps. Open it in the live demo → Sample data.
After the report

Fixes you can see moving

The punch list

Every fix shows who has it, and since when

Each community shows the content and site fixes in progress, who owns each one and since when. The monthly site check covers speed, broken links, phone layout and Google indexing, and goes to your web vendor.

What is happening for one community: two content fixes in progress, a FAQ block for the floor plans page and a neighborhood page, each owned by Jamesday with the date work started.
Fixes in progress, each with an owner and a start date. Open it in the live demo → Sample data.
Traffic

See where visitors actually came from

Organic search, paid ads, direct and AI assistants, day by day, so you can see whether the fixes brought more people to the site.

Where website visitors came from, day by day, split into direct, organic search, paid ads and AI assistants.
Open it in the live demo → Sample data.
Included from $350 per property a month.(Enterprise $300)

The monthly punch list and SEO fixes ship in Monitor. Keyword gaps and finished content start on Grow at $500 (Enterprise $425).

Full pricing →
Next step

Pick how you want to start.

Straight answers

Questions about SEO and site health

Who makes the changes on our website?+

Your web vendor or in-house team. Each line on the punch list names the page, the change and the reason, so whoever publishes can act on it the same week. We make page title, description and copy changes ourselves each month. If you have no vendor, your website platform's support desk can usually work from the list.

Which searches do you track?+

The ones renters actually type: your community name, your area, floor plans (“2 bedroom near...”), amenities, "near" a big employer or transit stop, move-in specials and “best apartments in”. Each is checked weekly on Google on a computer, on a phone and in Maps. How the ranking report works.