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Google Business Profile is a free tool by Google that allows businesses to manage their online presence, including business information, reviews, and photos. As an integration with Databox, it enables businesses to track and analyze their Google Business Profile data, gain insights into customer engagement, monitor reviews, and measure the impact of their online listings on overall performance.
Google Business Profile is a free tool that lets you manage your business profile. Monitor and reply to customer reviews left on Google; engage customers via calling and messaging, and discover how and where people are searching for you.
Using Databox, you can track your most important Google Business Profile KPIs alongside metrics from other tools and monitor it on any device: computer, mobile, Apple Watch, TV display, and Slack. By building reporting dashboards with data from Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Google Ads, and Google Business Profile, you can more easily monitor and maximize your business’s value from Google.
Backlinks is a metric that refers to the number of external websites linking to a particular webpage. It is used to measure the authority and credibility of a website, and is a key factor in determining its search engine ranking.
The Domain Rating metric, or DR, is Ahrefs' proprietary score of a website's authority and backlink profile. It predicts how influential a website is for search engine rankings by considering the quality and quantity of backlinks pointing to the website. DR ranges from 0 to 100, with higher numbers representing stronger domains.
Referring domains is the number of unique websites linking to a website or URL. It's a key metric in SEO that indicates the credibility and authority of a site, as well as its potential to rank higher in search results.
Positions metric shows the average ranking of a website for a given keyword in the top 100 search results of Google.
The URL rating is a metric that reflects the strength of a webpage's backlink profile on a 0-100 scale. It measures the page's ability to rank in search results based on the quantity and quality of its backlinks.
The Dofollow metric refers to links on a website that allow search engine crawlers to follow and pass link authority from one site to another. These links can contribute to higher search engine rankings for the linked page.
The Nofollow metric is a link attribute that tells search engines not to follow or pass any SEO value to a linked webpage, thus restricting its ranking ability.
The Text metric in Ahrefs refers to the amount of unique text found on a webpage. This can help determine the depth and quality of content on a page and is useful for analyzing content strategies and competitor research.
The Redirect metric in Ahrefs indicates the number of links pointing to a particular URL that have been redirected to another URL. This provides useful information to monitor and fix broken links on a website.
The .edu backlinks metric in Ahrefs refers to the number of backlinks to a website that are coming from websites with .edu domain extensions. These types of links are generally considered to be high-quality and authoritative, as .edu domains are often used by educational institutions and government organizations.
The Image metric in Ahrefs measures the number of unique images found on a given webpage or website and provides insights into image optimization opportunities for better search engine visibility.
Ahrefs Rank is a link popularity metric that ranks websites based on the number and quality of backlinks pointing to them. It is based on a logarithmic scale from 0 to 10 and aims to approximate a website's organic search traffic potential.
The .gov backlinks metric in Ahrefs shows the number of backlinks pointing to a website from government domains. It is useful for assessing the site's authority and trustworthiness.
Positions Top 10 is a metric in Ahrefs that shows the number of keywords a website ranks in the top 10 search results.
Domain rating is an Ahrefs metric that calculates the strength of a website's backlink profile on a scale of 0-100. The backlink referring page metric shows the number of unique pages that are linking to a website, which is a key factor in determining its authority and credibility.
Ahrefs Rank by Page URL is a measure of a webpage's overall popularity and authority, based on the quantity and quality of backlinks pointing to it compared to other pages on the internet.
The Referring domains by Anchor phrase metric in Ahrefs shows the number of unique domains that are linking to a website using a specific anchor phrase, which allows users to evaluate the effectiveness of their backlink strategy and identify areas for improvement.
Traffic is a metric that provides an estimate of the monthly organic search traffic received by a website and helps gauge the potential organic search visibility of a website compared to its competitors.
Positions Top 3 is a metric that shows the number of keywords for which a website ranks in the top 3 positions of Google search results. It is an important indicator of a website's organic search visibility and traffic potential from high-intent users.
The Traffic Top 3 metric in Ahrefs shows the top three organic search results that receive the most traffic for a given keyword or phrase. It helps to identify high traffic potential keywords for SEO efforts.
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If no data is being synced for some Google My Business metrics in Databox, it is likely that the incorrect Google My Business location is connected in Databox. The owner (or user) of the Google My Business account needs to check the Location ID from Google My Business and then verify that the same Location ID was used to connect the Google My Business Data Source in Databox.
Google Support information on where to find the Location ID: https://support.google.com/business/thread/32088228?hl=en
The Google My Business API is not returning any values via API for metrics ‘Searches by Keyword’ and ‘Searches’ when they are below the threshold value of 15 for any Keyword dimension. In Google My Business User Interface, such values will be displayed as ‘<15’, which means the value is below the given threshold. Databox will not show any values in such scenarios due to the API limitation.
If the Google My Business Account is of Account Type PERSONAL, only Locations that are directly owned by the Account are returned via the API. For other Account Types the API will provide all accessible locations from the Account, either directly or indirectly. Relevant Google documentation is available here.
In such cases, Databox suggests, if possible, to change the Google My Business account type to any other than ‘Personal’ in order to see more locations. No other workarounds are possible currently.
Yes. If the Google My Business account is used as a group business account to manage different locations for one brand, each location must be added as a separate Data Source connection in Databox. More info is available here.
Google My Business data is not available for the ‘Today’ and ‘Yesterday’ Date Ranges. If these Date Ranges are selected or if the time periods of today and/or yesterday are included in the set Date Range for Google My Business metrics, data will not be available for the most recent two days.
Additionally, due to Google My Business API limitation on data update delays, sometimes data in Databox might be updated with a delay of up to 7 days. When this occurs, a drop in metric values will be visible on charts in Databox.
More information on data syncing delays for Google My Business metrics in Databox is available here.