Four months in. Here is everything, counted and dated.

Both numbers come straight from your Google profile, May 26 through September 28. Counted by Google, not by us.

One honest note before the numbers. The call count on this page is only the calls Google counted from the call button on your profile. Calls that came from someone typing your number off the website are not in it.

Every month, on the record.

You asked us a good question recently: how do you get more commercial clients. This whole page is the answer, in order. The short version is that on the map, in your own backyard, you already win. Off the map, you are still hard to find. Everything below shows you which is which.

Every month, something got built. This table is the receipt. What we did, and what your profile did. Check any row against your own job board.

May is a short row on purpose. The work started on the 26th, so that row covers six days, not a month. We do not stretch it into a full month to make the trend look better.

September is short too, for the same reason. It covers the first 28 days, and Google is still counting the last two or three of them. Read it as a pace, not a total.

Your Google front door, measured.

Your Google Business Profile is the front door. When a property manager searches for commercial cameras in Austin, this is what they see before they see your website.

That front door is in good shape. 131 reviews, 5.0 stars, and every single one has a reply on it. That is rare. Most companies your size have a handful of reviews and half of them sit there unanswered. Yours is the strongest asset in this report, and it is doing real work.

* May covers the 6 days from the 26th, when the work went live. It is a short month, so it sits lower than a full one.

September so far (first 28 days): 14 calls, 1,220 profile views. Full month lands in your next check-in.

These are only the calls Google counted from the call button on your Google profile.

The searches that find you.

This is what Google showed people, and how often they clicked.

Two things to watch. Impressions climbed hard and stayed high, which means Google is now confident enough to show you. Clicks are flat at around 45 to 50 a month, which means people see you and keep scrolling. That gap is not a ranking problem anymore. It is a page problem, and it is the thing the plan at the end fixes.

Beyond your name, new demand.

Google will only tell us the exact words for some of the searches. It hides the rest to protect people's privacy. So of your 173 clicks, Google names 79 and stays quiet on 94.

Of the 79 it names, 52 were people typing your name. 27 were not. That second number is the one to watch. Those are people who did not know you existed that morning, typed something like commercial security cameras, and found you anyway. It is small right now, but it is growing: about 28 percent of named clicks in the first month, about 39 percent in the last one. Growing it is the whole job.

Your keywords, on the clock.

These are 100 commercial search terms we track every week. Not the map. Just the plain Google results.

11 of them rank now, up from 8 last month. 89 do not. The two sitting at spot one are people typing your name, which does not count for much.

That sounds bad and it is not, because of what moved. Mobile security camera trailer austin went from spot 20 to spot 8 without a single new page being written. That is the foundation work paying off. It also tells you what happens when a real page goes up behind one of these terms.

The tracker compares where terms started against where they sit today. From next month, this section carries a month by month line for every term that ranks.

Your map pack, pin by pin.

This is the view most agencies never show you. Each pin is a real spot on the map. The number on it is where you rank when somebody searches from right there.

This is where you win. On mobile surveillance trailer you rank first at 32 of 39 points. Now the honest part: the September 1 check eased back from August on 7 of 8 maps. August was the best check we have seen. Against June, 7 of the 8 are within a tenth of a spot of where they started.

Two spots to keep an eye on. Access control is your weakest map at 3.3, and it has swung every month, so it has not settled. And on construction site security cameras you rank first almost everywhere you appear, but you do not appear at all on 9 of the 39 pins. Both got a new page on September 24, after this check. The October 30 check is the first one that can show whether they helped.

Where AI recommends you.

People now ask ChatGPT the way they used to ask a neighbor. We track 15 real questions across five AI platforms.

You come back on 9 of them. Four of those 9 are head-to-head questions that name you next to ADT, and you win all four. Before we started, AI mentioned you 793 times across those platforms. Since we started it has mentioned you 3,672 times.

Now the honest part. Four of the 6 questions you do not show up on are the same shape. They are how does this work questions. How does live video monitoring work for a business. How do cameras tie into an alarm system you already have. AI answers those by quoting a page that explains it. You do not have those pages yet, so it quotes somebody else.

One more honest note. The tone of how AI describes you slipped a little, from 68 to 64 out of 100. That is a small move and we are not going to dress it up. We are watching it.

Google AI Mode is the AI layer inside Google search itself. These five platforms are where a property manager increasingly asks who to call before they ever open a search results page.

Counted, not guessed.

You do not have call tracking on the website yet, so we do not guess. We count two things Google reports directly: calls from your profile and clicks to your site. Both are real. Neither is estimated.

What that means is simple. If somebody read your website and then typed your number into their phone, we cannot see it. That call still happened. It is just not in here, and we would rather tell you that than pad the number.

We can see the call. We cannot yet see whether it became a walkthrough or an install, because that lives in your job records, not in Google.

The foundation under all of it.

Before this work, your site had problems that made Google trust it less. A fresh crawl this month found 328 of them across 50 pages, and 246 are fixed.

The foundation scores 90 out of 100. That is the good news and it is why the map moved.

Content scores 29 and authority scores 14. Those two are the honest bottleneck, and they are not a surprise. Foundation first, then content, then authority. That is the order that lasts. Step one is done. The new pages in September are step two.

Authority at 14 means almost no other websites link to yours. For a company built on referrals and repeat work, that is normal. It also means every real relationship you already have is a link you have never been credited for.

The work, month by month

1. June: 259 fixes deployed of 341 found, across all 40 pages · Page titles and descriptions rewritten commercial on 39 pages · Structured data added so Google and AI can read what each page is
2. July: Deployed fixes holding at 259 of 341 · Search Console connected and verified, indexing active
3. August: Deployed fixes holding at 259 of 341 found, across 40 pages · Technical pillar 89 of 100. Content 30 and Authority 13 are the open ones · Pillar scores are from the full site crawl of May 31. A fresh crawl is queued
4. September: Fresh full-site crawl completed: 328 issues found across 50 pages, 246 fixes live · Technical pillar 90 of 100. Content 29 and Authority 14 are the open ones · Four new service pages added September 24, which is why the page count grew

The plan, page by page.

Four things, in order, and every one of them points back to a number above.

One note on why these are all pages and not blog posts. A blog post gets read once and slides down the feed. A service page is a permanent address for one search, it earns links, it feeds the map, and it is the thing AI quotes when somebody asks who to call. Your site has 50 pages against 100 tracked search terms. Every page on this list is built to be a door into the business that stays open. All of it is yours, and it stays yours.

The data behind every number.

Every number here traces to a source we pulled on a date we logged. Nothing is opinion.

Where a source could not tell us something, we said so instead of showing you a zero. The AI baseline is a real measurement taken before the work started, not a guess pointed backward.