Growth Audit runs a structured check across your profile and review data and returns a Dropwebs diagnostic score. Every point is traceable to a check you can read, and the formula is printed on the page.
You have seen the tools: a dial spins, it lands on 62, and no part of the interface tells you where 62 came from or what moving it would require. Worse, the number is usually implied to be a Google ranking score, which it is not, because Google has never published one.
A score you cannot reproduce is a score you cannot act on.
Hidden weighting means the vendor can move your number whenever they like.
Presenting a private score as a Google ranking is misleading to you and to your clients.
Without evidence, you cannot tell a real problem from a padded finding.
What Dropwebs does: Growth Audit runs structured checks on profile completeness, review health, and response habits using data synced from your Google Business Profile.
The score
The audit returns a Dropwebs diagnostic score with the weighting laid out beside it. It is labelled on the page as a Dropwebs score and not a Google ranking score, because that distinction is the whole point. Run the same data twice and you get the same number.
The checks
Profile completeness, review volume, rating distribution, response coverage and recency each contribute. Every check shows its status, the data that produced it, why it matters, and what to do about it. Nothing scores against you without telling you what it saw.
Priorities
A list of twenty problems is a list nobody works through. The audit ranks findings by priority so the top of the page is the short version: fix these first, and here is why they came out ahead of the rest.
Select a location and run the audit.
Review critical and high-priority items first.
Fix issues in Google or in Review Manager.
Re-run the audit to track improvement.
Same inputs, same score. No drift, no vendor magic.
Every finding carries evidence, so it survives being questioned.
Re-run after changes and see which checks flipped.
Labelled a diagnostic score, never a Google ranking.
Open the location and run Growth Audit.
Start with NEEDS ATTENTION items marked high priority.
Use Profile Optimizer for profile gaps and Review Manager for unanswered reviews.
Re-run after changes. Unavailable checks stay unavailable - we never invent evidence.
This is a Dropwebs diagnostic score. Google does not publish a ranking score and Dropwebs does not model one.
The audit reads only your connected profile and review data. It cannot see search impressions or competitor internals.
A high score means your profile hygiene is good. It is not a prediction of traffic or revenue.
What it does, what it will not do, and where the data comes from.
No. Google does not give Dropwebs a ranking score. Ours is an operational health metric.
Weighted completeness, response rate, average rating, volume, and recency. See Accuracy Rules for the formula.
No. It is a Dropwebs diagnostic score, and the page says so directly. Google has never published a public ranking score for Business Profiles. Anyone showing you one has invented it.
New reviews change review-based checks: volume, rating distribution and response coverage all move as customers post. The formula does not change, the inputs do.
Free plan, no card. Connect Google and this tool has real data to work with in about a minute.
Workspace steps and real screens. This is a how-to, not a second overview of the tool.
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