vol 1 · weekly brief

your customers'
reviews, read for you.

One page, every Monday. The three complaints customers keep making about you, the three things rivals get praised for that you don't, and three things to do this week — drawn from every public review your block has collected.

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subject: your block, last 12 wks
austin / orthodontist
+1.0 0-1.0W1W4W7W10NOWmedianrivalsyoustarting to slip — week 7

your stars say 4.3 · your reviews say the wait is getting worse.

“the wait is getting worse”“Dr. Patel is patient with kids”“front desk was different every visit”“they take 6pm slots”“nobody returned my voicemail”“mi mamá pudo hacer las citas sin m픓squeezed me in same day when a wire broke”“thirty minutes past my 9am, again”“the wait is getting worse”“Dr. Patel is patient with kids”“front desk was different every visit”“they take 6pm slots”“nobody returned my voicemail”“mi mamá pudo hacer las citas sin m픓squeezed me in same day when a wire broke”“thirty minutes past my 9am, again”
this is what arrives, every monday

One page. No dashboards with eleven tabs.

weekly brief

Bright Smile Orthodontics · Austin, TX

Week of Mon, May 19
paid
Your stars
4.3
category median 4.4
Review count
412
+144 vs median
Sentiment (text)
0.41
median 0.58 · below

What your customers say (praise)

  • Dr. Patel is patient with kids
    she explained the retainer twice without making him feel dumb
  • Clean, modern office
    doesn't feel like a dentist's office at all
  • Easy payment plans
    they let us split it over 18 months which we needed

What they keep complaining about

  • Wait times getting worse
    thirty minutes past my 9am appointment, again
  • Front desk turnover
    a different person every visit and none of them know my file
  • Hard to reach by phone
    I left two voicemails to reschedule and nobody called back

Where rivals beat you

  • evening hoursHill Country Orthodonticsthey take 6pm slots so I don't miss work
  • same-day adjustmentsWestlake Smilesthey squeezed me in same-day when a wire broke
  • Spanish-speaking staffMueller Orthodonticsmi mamá pudo hacer las citas sin mí

Who's moving

place30-day deltatrend
Hill Country Orthodontics+38 reviews in 30 days · sentiment up 0.12
Westlake Smiles+24 reviews in 30 days · sentiment up 0.07
Old Town Braces−6 reviews · sentiment down 0.18

Do this week

  1. 01Post evening-hours availability on Tuesdays and Thursdays for the next 30 days — three of your five nearest rivals are now praised for evening slots; you aren't mentioned for them once.
  2. 02Audit the front-desk schedule: 4 of the last 12 complaints name turnover specifically. A single named person at the front for the next month is the cheapest fix.
  3. 03Reply publicly to the three most-recent 1- and 2-star reviews about wait times. Specific, time-stamped responses are what flips a complaint thread.
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how it works

Five steps, every Monday. No dashboard with eleven tabs.

01

Find your listing.

Tell us your category and city, or paste your Google Maps URL. We lock it as the subject.

02

Map the rivals.

We pick the top ~20 competitors near you by review count × rating. You can pin or exclude after the first brief.

03

Read every review.

Yours and theirs. Recent first. A capped sample so the brief reflects now, not 2019.

04

Synthesize the page.

Themes you're praised and complained about, the gaps where rivals beat you, who's moving on velocity.

05

Three things to do this week.

Ranked by likely impact and grounded in the gaps. Email + dashboard. Forever, until you cancel.

the wedge

Every other tool sells you the number.

Star ratings and review counts are commodities — anyone can scrape them. What nobody packages is the review text, because reading ten thousand reviews used to be nobody's job. It is exactly an agent's job now.

The value is in the synthesis, not the scrape. We read everything you and your rivals collected this month and hand you the page that matters.

What this is not.

  • · Not a dashboard. You won't log in seven days a week.
  • · Not a star tracker. The number doesn't tell you what to do.
  • · Not a review-reply tool. You decide what to say; we tell you what to say it about.
  • · Not a one-time audit. Trends compound. The diff is the product.
the cadence

The brief is one page because the owner has a business to run.

Sun 11:59 PM

Agents read every recent review for you and your top ~20 rivals.

Mon 7:00 AM

A fresh brief lands in your inbox and on your private dashboard.

Mon–Sat

Nothing. Run your business.

faq

Things people ask before they sign up.

Where do the reviews come from?+

Google Maps. local.intel is built on top of google-maps.0p.studio, the studio's own review feed — same reviews you'd see on a place's listing, read in bulk.

How is this different from a star tracker?+

Star trackers sell you the number. We read the text. A 4.3 with rising complaints about wait times is a different business than a stable 4.3 — only the words tell you which.

How many competitors are tracked?+

Up to ~20 per location, ranked by review count × rating within a sensible radius. You can pin or exclude specific rivals after the first brief.

When does the brief arrive?+

Mondays, by email, with a dashboard copy you can revisit. The first brief shows up within minutes of sign-up.

Do you ever delete my historical briefs?+

Never on payment failure. Past-due lights stay on. Briefs only stop when you cancel; everything stays accessible when you do.

Can I white-label?+

Yes — Agency tier includes your logo, your brand name, no 0p marks on the briefs you send to clients.

Is this for chains?+

Up to ten locations on Agency. Past that, talk to us — multi-brand and franchise rollouts have their own shape and we'll set you up properly.

What about an API?+

Yes. Every subscription exposes a small MCP endpoint and a REST brief endpoint so agents and ops tools can pull the latest brief programmatically.

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