How Wensi Measures GEO: Manual Checks and Third-party Monitoring

The name of a monitoring tool cannot replace a clear methodology. Standard uses publication and indexing records for weekly feedback and monthly summaries. Premium combines indexing evidence with screenshots from multiple phones. Flagship and KA Custom can use manual checks or third-party monitoring, recording samples, times and metrics.

1. Retain Original Evidence from Manual Checks

Record the exact question, platform, time, device and complete answer screenshot. Check appearances, positions and product descriptions. Agree repeat-testing frequency and classification rules beforehand, rather than keeping only favorable results.

2. Select Third-party Systems by Project

Flagship and KA Custom can use Geowise or other third-party systems, or manual checks on multiple phones. Coverage, sampling and metrics depend on actual capabilities and the agreement. Premium uses indexing records and manual screenshots; third-party systems are not a basic included benefit.

3. Standard Uses Feedback to Improve Content

Standard retains publication, indexing and query records. Weekly feedback combines these with content guidance and agreed media placements to check execution and indexing. Monthly summaries and advice help clients verify article links, publishing and review records, and plan the next content priorities.

4. Agree Managed-service Targets Together

Premium can include contracted appearance targets, manual data reports and three-month acceptance. Flagship can add Top 3 coverage and priority product appearances. KA Custom can also include priority keywords, specialist reports and custom reviews. Values reflect the baseline, duration and contract.

5. A Practical Example

At kickoff, agree a log covering questions, platforms, times, appearances, positions and original evidence. If using a third-party system, check exported fields and calculations. Keep the two record types comparable so differences can be explained.