Who it is for
For owners and multi-location teams who want to connect profile activity with calls, directions, website visits, and other customer actions.
Google Business Profile reports
See what your Google Business Profile brings in
SlashPost turns Google performance data into clear trends, comparisons, and location-level results you can inspect week to week or month to month.
The problem it fixes
Publishing without a clear result view turns local marketing into guesswork. Raw totals also hide whether performance is improving, which location changed, and which posts earned attention.
What you get
The recurring work, handled in one place
Customer actions in one view
Track calls, directions, website clicks, messages, bookings, and the combined actions customers take.
Trends with a real comparison
View daily, weekly, or monthly history alongside the equivalent previous period.
Location and post detail
Compare locations and see which published posts received tracked link clicks.
How it works
From setup to steady progress
01
Connect Google
SlashPost securely collects the available performance metrics for each connected location.
02
Choose a range
Review a useful date window with daily, weekly, or monthly grouping based on its length.
03
Follow the movement
Compare against the prior period, switch metrics, and open the posts behind tracked clicks.
Proof you can inspect
Metrics tied to real ways customers find and contact you
- Search and Maps profile views on desktop and mobile
- Calls, directions, website clicks, messages, and bookings
- Published post counts and tracked link clicks
Questions
About Google Business Profile reports
SlashPost reports available profile views, website clicks, calls, direction requests, messages, bookings, published posts, and tracked post-link clicks.
Yes. KPI cards compare the selected range with the same-length period immediately before it when enough historical data is available.
Yes. Use account totals for the whole portfolio and the location breakdown to compare individual businesses.
Yes. Tracked post links feed a top-post view, and you can open the corresponding post from the performance report.
Google's reporting data is not real-time. SlashPost shows the latest date Google has supplied so you can distinguish a reporting delay from a zero-result day.