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AnswerPins
Written by Kevin Kemp. Both recordings are the app at app.answerpins.com, left as recorded. The screens are HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Laravel, and Blade. The ranks come from DataForSEO. The listing edits go through Google Business Profile.
Channels Grids and pages Grid code Blade code Business Profile code Page builder code
Channels
The customer view and the admin view of the same account. Channels scores Google Maps, organic search, the Business Profile, AI Overview, ChatGPT, and Gemini. Under that, the Maps result opens into the searches that produced it, and the execute step shows the category Google has on the listing. The admin list is the other side: every business, the plan, and a way into that customer’s dashboard.
Grids, searches, and the page builder
The longer walk through the same app. A pin grid is a Google Maps search at each point around the town, with the local pack beside the map. Searches lists the keyword, the Maps rank, and the organic rank. The page builder shows which service-and-town pages are live, and llms.txt is sent to the WordPress site from that screen. Services and towns are what the weekly check tracks.
Where the screens come from
- Local rank grids run on a clock through DataForSEO.
- Blade draws the grid and the listing.
- Google Business Profile is the listing the execute step edits.
- The page builder and llms.txt publish from the pages already tracked.
- WHMCS is the account behind the admin customer list.