You're Only Visible in 49% of Boise
Competitors are capturing customers across the region through stronger local visibility.
Where You Stand Right Now
We analyzed 81 search locations across Boise. Your business shows up in only 63 of them. That works out to a 49% visibility rate, which means roughly 22% of potential customers never see you.
In dollars, that gap is costing you about $4,320 in monthly revenue and roughly 18 missed opportunities every month.
- ▸49% visibility rate across the metro
- ▸22% of potential customers missed
- ▸~$4,320 in monthly revenue lost
- ▸~18 missed opportunities per month
Who's Beating You
When someone in Downtown Boise searches for "gym near me," they're finding Planet Fitness instead of you. That's roughly 12 potential members a month, or about $172,800 in lost lifetime value every year.
Here's how you currently stack up against the competition across the grid.
- ▸Planet Fitness: 67%
- ▸Gold's Gym: 58%
- ▸Orange Theory: 53%
- ▸Your business: 49%
- ▸Anytime Fitness: 41%
Your Biggest Opportunities
Not every zone is a loss. Some are wide open. The Eagle/State St corridor is a high-opportunity zone with about 18 daily searches and weak competition.
Your most urgent weakness is the Downtown core, where you rank #7 and are losing to three competitors.
- ▸High opportunity: Eagle/State St corridor (18 daily searches, weak competition)
- ▸Critical weakness: Downtown core (ranked #7, losing to 3 competitors)
Your 30-Day Action Plan
The fastest wins come from attacking the zones where demand is high and competition is soft.
- ▸Target the Eagle/State St corridor
- ▸Optimize for 83616 zip code searches
- ▸Create location-specific landing pages for underperforming zones
Your 90-Day and 6-Month Goals
Once the quick wins land, the plan turns toward market leadership and locking in the gains.
- ▸Establish market leadership in your category
- ▸Convert dead zones into competitive zones
- ▸Achieve 65%+ overall visibility across the grid
Ready to dominate your map?
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