Market Gravity establishes a visibility baseline after onboarding, then compares quarterly audit findings with earlier reviews. You receive a dashboard, printable report, and review meeting to understand what was observed and where to focus next.
Start with a documented baseline.
Your initial visibility audit is completed within three business days after onboarding. It records how your business appears in the search and AI checks performed, giving future reviews a starting point.
Review what appeared and how it was described.
The review looks at the business’s presence in the checks performed and how its expertise is represented. Findings can reveal missing topics, unclear descriptions, or hidden expertise that deserves more useful content. Learn what visibility means across search and AI.
Each report makes the questions, platforms, dates, and comparison limits clear. A change in the way a check is performed is identified rather than presented as a like-for-like improvement.
Use the quarterly review to decide what comes next.
Your dashboard and printable report support a conversation about the findings. Which areas need clearer explanations? What overlooked expertise should be brought forward? What should the next round of content address? See how findings feed the next cycle.
Keep visibility and business outcomes distinct.
More relevant inquiries and stronger opportunities are the business goal. Visibility findings alone do not prove that a particular article caused a sale.
Your team tracks inquiries, referral feedback, and new business. When a prospect names an article or explains how they found you, that information adds useful context. We do not claim attribution that the evidence cannot support.
Understand the limits of the evidence.
Search and AI results change. A review samples specific checks at particular times; it is not a complete record of all buyer activity. Market Gravity does not guarantee rankings, AI recommendations, inquiries, or revenue.
Questions about results
When is the first audit delivered?
Within three business days after onboarding. It establishes a baseline for quarterly comparisons.
What do we receive each quarter?
A repeated visibility audit, dashboard, printable report, and review meeting.
Do you track sales for us?
Your team tracks and reports inquiries and business outcomes. Those observations can be discussed alongside visibility findings, without assuming causation.
How long does improvement take?
There is no guaranteed timeline. Starting visibility, content publication, competition, and platform behavior can all affect what appears in later checks.
Are these client case-study results?
No. This page explains the measurement approach and deliverables. Published client results would need separate, substantiated evidence and permission.