Proof there's money on the table

NeedMeter shows the local search demand for any business's services, so the first thing a prospect hears from your rep is good news about their own market.

What it shows

How many people nearby are looking for what they sell.

Enter a business and its market. NeedMeter pulls real monthly search volume for the keywords that matter to that business.

  • Estimated monthly searches in the business's own area, not just the state
  • Volume for each relevant keyword, so you can point to the exact services people want
  • The seasonal trend, so you know when demand peaks and when to pitch
  • Keyword suggestions based on the business, with a shuffle for fresh ideas
  • English and Spanish keyword research
  • A clean PDF to leave behind, or a tracked link that shows you when they open it
Sample NeedMeter report for a fictional HVAC company
Sample NeedMeter report with real search data for a fictional business, Riverbend Heating & Air in Peoria, IL.

How reps use it

An opener that's about them, not you.

The formula: the business, plus one specific thing NeedMeter found, plus a short question that invites a yes. Under 30 seconds.

How it works

  1. Step 01

    Pick the business and its market

    Type the cities or ZIP codes your station covers.

  2. Step 02

    Choose the keywords

    NeedMeter suggests the searches that matter to that business. Keep them, remove them, or shuffle for more, in English or Spanish.

  3. Step 03

    Get the report

    Monthly local searches, volume for each keyword and the seasonal trend, as a PDF or a tracked link.

Questions about NeedMeter

Where does the data come from?
Google's own search volume data, the same keyword data advertisers use in Google Ads, for the ZIP codes in the area you choose.
How local is it?
As local as the cities or ZIP codes you enter. NeedMeter counts every ZIP code in each city, so the report covers the business's real trade area, not the whole state.
What if the numbers are small?
A few hundred searches a month is still real demand. The keyword breakdown and seasonal trend show which services people want and when, and that's what the pitch is built on.
How do I use the seasonal trend?
Pitch ahead of the peak. If searches for furnace repair climb in October, a September schedule puts the business on the air before the demand arrives.

See what your reps could walk in with tomorrow

A 20-minute demo on your own market: we'll run the tools on a business you're calling on this week.