What Recenzi answers
The questions you’ve been answering in your head.
Every multi-location operator has theories about what works — on their profiles and on their ad spend. Recenzi turns the theories into evidence, by correlating every organic and paid signal across every location and telling you what the data actually says.
At each location, which is winning — your organic profile or your paid ads?
Recenzi puts Business Profile impressions, calls, and clicks right next to your Local Services Ads spend and cost-per-lead, location by location. Sometimes your profile is carrying a market for free. Sometimes you’re paying for leads a good post would have earned. We show you which.
How much of your Local Services Ads spend is junk you should be disputing?
Every LSA lead runs through one inbox, scored for intent and flagged when it’s a wrong number, out of area, or spam. Recenzi surfaces the disputable ones and tracks each through Google’s review — money back off your ad bill instead of buried in a console you never open.
Do the locations with the most reviews actually get the most customers?
Recenzi correlates review volume to tap-to-call, direction requests, and website clicks across your portfolio. Sometimes the answer is yes. Sometimes it’s “only above 4.6 stars.” Sometimes geography swamps everything. We tell you which.
Does posting move impressions — or does it just feel productive?
We score lift by post intent, day of week, format, and image presence — with a confidence interval so you’re not staring at noise. If your 47 “tip Tuesday” posts did nothing, we’ll say so.
Which staff member is actually driving repeat business?
We extract every staff name mentioned in your reviews, score them by your rubric, and — with optional CRM tie-in — connect those mentions back to real, booked customers and revenue. Your spreadsheet, but auditable.
Which of your locations is quietly slipping — on organic or on paid?
Corporate gets a bottom-10 view with the specific dimension each location is failing on: post cadence, response SLA, review drift, an expired Google Guarantee license, or an ad account bleeding budget on low-intent leads. So the conversation stops being about the franchise average and starts being about the locations dragging it down.