Ask your Google My Business data with Catchr MCP

Explore business impressions separately for Google Search and Google Maps, with desktop and mobile metrics for each. Use those breakdowns to explain where a client's profile receives visibility.

Each impression metric counts multiple impressions by a unique user within a single day as one. Keep the breakdowns visible rather than presenting their sum as a deduplicated audience.

Search terms impressions and estimated search terms impressions offer another view of search activity. Label estimates separately because their definition includes the threshold.

Compare phone number clicks, website clicks and directions requests to understand how people act on a listing. Use store codes to distinguish locations within a client account.

Where returned for the selected business, include bookings, food orders and food menu clicks. Keep each action clearly named: the Phone calls metric measures phone number clicks, and Website visits measures website clicks. Neither establishes what happened after the click.

Use Average Rating Review to compare the average star rating of all reviews for each location on a scale from 1 to 5. Pair it with store code, locality and postal code to make locations easy to identify in a client review.

Check listing details such as address lines and additional categories when preparing a location audit. These details provide context for follow-up work; an average rating alone does not explain why customers rated a business that way.