Google Maps rank tracking

Pinperf: track where your businesses rank on Google Maps

Other tools hand you a grid of anonymous points. Here you place the locations that matter yourself — a junction, a neighbourhood, a client's address — and you give them a name. Your measurements finally speak the same language you do.

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The Pinperf interface: ranking history for the keyword “car leasing” and a map of the named locations tracked around Lyon.

The problem

A grid of points does not tell you where you are losing

A geo-grid measures where it is laid down, not where your customers search. It covers empty areas, misses others, and returns an average of colours that nobody can read back a month later.

Avantages

  • Every measurement point sits at a precise address, where the search actually happens
  • Chaque emplacement porte un nom : Ecully, Part-Dieu, agence du client
  • One curve per location and per keyword, comparable from one month to the next
  • No measurement spent on areas without customers

Inconvénients

  • Points are imposed by the mesh of the grid, not by your market
  • Results read as coordinates or cells, to be decoded at every measurement
  • The grid average hides the gap between two neighbouring districts
  • A colour map that has to be explained to the client in every report

Pinperf compared with grid-based tools

PinperfGrid-based tools
Measurement pointsYou place each point wherever you want, down to the street addressImposed by a regular mesh around the listing
Reading the resultsEvery point carries the name you gave itCoordinates or grid cells, to be decoded
Tracking over timeOne curve per named location and per keywordA grid average, which hides the gaps
Areas without customersNo measurement at all: you only track what mattersThe grid covers the empty space too
What you show the clientA place name they recogniseA colour map that needs explaining

Why Pinperf

Built for people who report to someone

Locations you name yourself

You point on the map, you name it, you track it. The name you choose is the one that appears in the charts, on the map, and in what you show your client.

Several listings, several clients

Agencies, consultants, freelancers: tracked businesses sit side by side, each with its own keywords and its own locations.

Readable without a manual

A ranking curve, a map of markers, the change since the last measurement. Nothing to interpret, nothing to convert.

Frequently asked questions

A grid tool measures your ranking on a regular mesh around the listing, making no distinction between a shopping street and a field. Pinperf lets you choose each measurement point and name it: you track the places your customers actually come from, and you recognise them from one measurement to the next.
You place them on the map, exactly where you want them, and give them the name you already use: a neighbourhood, a town, a branch, a competitor.
Yes. Each business has its own keywords and its own locations, and is viewed separately.
At the pace you choose, keyword by keyword: from monthly to daily. A weekly tracking uses 4 credits a month, a daily one 18 — the full scale is on the pricing page. History stays available over the period of your choice.
You create an account, add a business, its keywords and its first locations. The trial is free and with no commitment.

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