Hartley & Co
Average rank · Bristol
631
Grid-based rankings
Grid-based rankings pin the practice on a map for each keyword, with average rank and share of voice. Street by street, not one flattering search from reception.
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+Accountancy practices across the UK
Share of voice
Rank
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Map grid
A search at your own desk is the kindest square on the map. It is also only one square.
They are not a better practice. Their listing is finished and their reviews are answered.
An average hides the office that never rings. Each town needs its own grid.
Each pin is a search from that point. Green is where you are easy to find. Red is where someone else is. Switch the keyword and the shape changes.
The numbers
Above the map: how many points were checked, the average rank, and how often you appear at all. A pretty pin next to your own door can still sit under a poor average.

One keyword
Accountant near me is not the same grid as payroll or tax accountant. Track the work you want the phone to ring for, not a single search from reception.

Another town
The same style of grid, a different place. A network does not get one blended rank. Twelve offices sit on the £349 subscription. Managed, if we run an office, is still £249 there, on top.

On a phone
Partners look at this between meetings. The mobile map is the same reading, not a simplified vanity score.

The list
The grid only helps if the keywords are the ones clients type. Accountant plus the town, accountant near me, and the services. The names on a live grid are competitors.

Accountant near me is not one position. It changes by street, and a single screenshot from reception hides that.
You can be first outside your own door and invisible three miles away, where the businesses are. The map shows both. A single rank does not.
Accountant near me, accountant plus the town, and the work you want the phone to ring for: tax accountant, limited company accountant, payroll, bookkeeper.
Often the listing, the reviews, or the distance. The grid makes that visible before anyone debates it. It does not prove they are better accountants.
No. Google sets the rank. The tracker shows where you stand, and whether the work on the listing is tightening the grid.
Also in the Platform
Maps changes by street. You can be first outside your own office and invisible three miles away, where the businesses are. A geo-grid shows that. A single number hides it.
Start with accountant near me, accountant plus the town, tax accountant, and the services you want the phone to ring for: limited company accountant, payroll, bookkeeper. Track what you want to be hired for.
Yes. The same keywords, each office’s grid. That is how you see that one town is the problem and another is not.
Twenty minutes. We look at your listing and the searches around your office. You leave with a clear fee.
From the practice
Example comments for the layout. Not client testimonials yet.
“We could see the gaps in the listing the same afternoon. Posts and review replies no longer sit in someone else’s inbox.”
“The map shows where we rank around the office. That is more useful than one number in an agency deck.”
“I actually read the fortnightly note. Before this, I had no idea what was being posted in the firm’s name.”