// Agent category
Local leads, analytics tags, AI visibility, positioning, and reporting
Inspect the website and listing signals that support marketing decisions, then turn audit evidence into clearer stakeholder reports. These tools cover Google Places lead searches, tag presence, crawl-based AI-search readiness, first-party positioning, executive summaries, agency reports, and scheduled comparisons. Platform visibility, tag firing, campaign performance, and competitor conclusions still require the relevant external data.
7 agents
Search available place listings by business type and location
Find selected analytics, advertising, and verification patterns in captured crawl data
Review crawl-visible content and technical signals across eight internal rule groups
Review first-party messaging, proof, and positioning-readiness signals
Summarize crawl-based review scores, flags, and follow-up areas
Build branded, client-ready website audit reports
Create a current crawl baseline labeled for the reporting month
It can detect references to analytics, tag managers, advertising pixels, and other known marketing scripts in crawled pages, including GA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, LinkedIn Insight, TikTok Pixel, HubSpot, and Hotjar. Use platform debuggers and live events to confirm that a tag fires and sends the intended data.
It is a WebEnture heuristic based on crawl-visible signals such as content structure, crawler directives, structured data, brand and author information, and quotable detail. It does not query ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Claude, or Gemini and does not measure actual citations or referral traffic.
The category includes an executive summary, a configurable agency report, and a monthly comparison report. Branding, PDF export, scheduling, storage, and white-label availability depend on the report and plan.