Get found on Google — the Grow page

What happens automatically — nothing to set up

The SEO Score — fix what holds you back

Your website is checked page by page — titles, descriptions, headings, photos, products, broken links and more. The score is out of 100:

• 80–100 Strong — you're doing the important things right.
• 50–79 Getting there — a few fixes waiting; most websites start here.
• 0–49 Needs work — the fixes below the score will move you fast.

Search titles & descriptions — every address in one list

This tab lists every public address of your website — pages, products, category pages, blog posts — with the title and description Google reads there. Each one is marked Yours (you wrote it), From the design (a design page's own search words) or Default (your website fills it in until you do), whether a share picture shows when the link is shared, and whether you hid the page from Google. Filter by Pages, Products, Categories or Blog posts; Edit on a row opens the screen that owns it — Page Settings in the editor, the product, the Categories page, the post. On a phone the list stacks one card per address.

The list reads the same words your pages are published from, so it shows your saved changes at once — and Google sees them after the next Update Website (design pages) or within a minute (products, categories, posts). Very big catalogues list the first few hundred products and say how many more there are. Where to write each one: Your title, description and share picture.

The Google tab — your real rankings

Once the Google connection is live for your website (it switches on automatically), this tab shows Google's own data: which searches showed your website, your position for each one, how many people saw you and how many tapped. Watch it weekly — when you're on page 2 for a search, one good fix can move you to page 1.

Optionally, you can also see this data in your own Google account: the tab has a small guide for adding your website to Google Search Console with your Gmail.

Google Business Profile — the #1 free local win

For a local business, Google Maps and the map box in search results bring more customers than anything else — and it's completely free:

Paste your profile link in the Get Found tab — it marks the step done in your score.

Share Links — know which sharing works

On the Share Links tab, make a short link for anything you're about to share — a WhatsApp blast, an Instagram bio, a printed poster. Give it a name, pick where you'll share it, and share the short link instead of your plain address.

• Every visitor who comes through the link is counted — and so are their orders.
• Each link has a one-tap QR (for posters) and a Share on WhatsApp button.
• Compare links after a week: if the WhatsApp-group link brought 40 visitors and 3 orders while the poster brought 2, you know where your next hour of effort goes.

Promoters — pay people for the visitors they bring

On the Promoters tab, add anyone willing to share your website — a friend, your staff, a regular customer. Each person gets their own link, and you choose what to pay: ₹X per 100 visitors, a % of each sale, or both.

• Only real visitors count — one per person per day; bots, repeat taps and your own devices are excluded. The card shows counted visitors next to raw taps so nothing is hidden.
• The card always shows exactly what you owe each person. You pay them yourself — UPI or cash — and tap Mark paid to record it. We never touch this money.
• Add a person with four things — name, phone, ₹ per 100 visitors and an optional % per sale. Leave either at 0 to skip that kind of pay.
• Sale commissions use the influencer program underneath — the Influencers page has the advanced controls (coupons, tiers, payout history), and that's also where you Deactivate someone you want to stop counting.

Where visitors & sales come from

The Overview tab shows every source — Google, WhatsApp, Instagram, direct — with visitors, how many came back, time spent, and orders and sales for each. This is the table that tells you where to put your effort: if WhatsApp brings the sales, share more there; if Google visitors buy more per visit, keep improving your score.

Free Google Shopping listings and Microsoft’s ads now get their own rows, so paid and free traffic never sit in one lump: Google (free search), Google Shopping (free) (the free listings — see Sell on Google & Bing), Google Ads, Bing and Microsoft Ads (Bing). Nothing to switch on — the rows appear as soon as visitors arrive that way.

If some online orders couldn't be matched to a visit (an old order, or a phone that blocks tracking), a line under the table says so plainly instead of quietly splitting them across sources.

The Guide tab — your first 100 visitors, step by step

The Guide tab is a checklist that walks you through everything above in the right order — publish, Google Business Profile, sharing, reviews, your first post, your own domain, your first promoter. Steps marked auto tick themselves the moment the work is done; tick the rest yourself. The progress bar keeps you honest.

Google AdSense — verify your site and show ads

Open Settings → Business Info, scroll to the SEO & Google Search card and paste your publisher ID (it starts with ca-pub-; AdSense shows it under Account → Settings → Account information). Publish once. Your website now carries the verification tag on every page and an ads.txt file at your domain — the two proofs Google looks for — and loads the ads script after each page has finished loading so nothing slows down. Go back to AdSense and press Verify; Google then reviews the site in its own time. Two things AdSense insists on: your own domain (the free subdomain address you got at sign-up is not accepted) and real content — a few pages of your own writing before you apply. Want the verification but no ads yet? Turn Auto ads off in the same card.

The customer showcase

Live websites built here are listed on our public showcase page — a real link to your website that search engines follow, plus visitors who browse it. It's on by default; if you'd rather not be listed, tap Turn off on the “Listed in the customer showcase” card in Get Found. (Websites run for you by an agency aren't listed, so that card won't appear.)