/ 01 — By size
At scale the problem is consistency: the same standard applied everywhere, and reporting that rolls up without a spreadsheet.
/ 03
One location with a weak review profile is a management problem. Two hundred locations each measured differently is a data problem, and data problems don't get fixed in quarterly meetings. Echorank applies one definition of visibility, one trust score, and one alert threshold across every location, brand, and market you track — so a score of 62 in Dallas means the same thing as a score of 62 in Manchester.
The standard is set once, centrally. What changes by location is only what should: the local competitors, the local prompts, the local answers.
/ 04
Roll-up is built in, not exported. Region leads see their locations, head office sees the whole estate, and both are looking at the same numbers at the same time. No monthly collation, no version-conflicted spreadsheet, no "whose figure is right." When an AI assistant stops recommending one of your locations, the alert reaches the person who owns that location — and the drop shows up in the aggregate view the moment it happens.
/ 05 — AT SCALE
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