The whole first page, recorded
Not just your position — every result, so you can see who else is occupying your own brand search.
Reputation monitoring
Find out what the first page of your own name says
Somebody searches your brand before they buy. We check what comes back every week — including the results that are not yours — and tell you when it changes.
- Weeklybrand-page readings
- Anybrand or person
- 58languages, end to end
What it is
Almost every purchase now includes somebody typing your name into a search box. What comes back is your real front door — your own site, your listings, your reviews, and anything else that has managed to rank for you.
Reputation monitoring watches that page. Every week we run the searches for your brand and record what ranked, so a new result you did not expect — a review site, a complaint thread, a competitor's comparison page — is something you learn about rather than something a customer mentions.
What you get
The page as a searcher sees it, kept week by week.
New results flagged
Something that was not there last week is the thing worth your attention, and it is what you are told about.
Lost ground flagged too
A profile or listing of yours that has slipped off page one is a silent loss, and it is the one people notice last.
Several brand terms
Your company, your product names, your founder — whichever searches actually carry your reputation.
Kept as history
So you can show what a campaign or a piece of PR actually changed.
Works for a person too
The same monitoring applied to a name rather than a company, which is what executives and consultants usually want.
How it works
Name your brand terms
The searches that carry your reputation — usually your company name and a handful of product or people names.
We run them weekly
The full first page is captured and stored for each term.
You hear about changes
New results and lost positions are what surface. A page that has not moved does not need an email.
What it costs
One monthly price for your account.
Reputation Monitoring
₹१,१३३.९९/month
Add-ons are bought per site from your dashboard and appear on your normal invoice — no separate account, no second bill and no minimum term. Prices exclude tax, which is worked out from your billing country at checkout.
Why it is cheaper than the tools that do only this
Standalone reputation tools are priced as a crisis product, because that is when people buy them. We are not in that business: this is search data we already collect for other reasons, applied to your brand terms instead of your commercial ones.
That is the pattern across all of these add-ons. The infrastructure exists because we host you; pointing it at another question costs us very little, so it does not have to cost you very much.
Questions
How many brand terms can I watch?
Enough to cover a normal brand — your company, your products, your key people. If you have an unusual number, competitor intelligence adds domain capacity and the two work together.
Will you remove a bad result for me?
No, and be wary of anyone who says they will. What we do is tell you it is there, and how it moves, so you can respond with content and PR that outranks it.
Does this monitor social media?
It monitors search results, which is where a purchase decision usually starts. Social listening is a different product and we do not pretend to do it.
Do I have to host with you to buy this?
No. Reputation monitoring works on any domain, wherever it is hosted. You need a Zinn Digital® account, which is free to create, and you add the domain you want watched.
Can I cancel whenever I want?
Yes. It is billed monthly with no minimum term, and cancelling stops the next charge. The history we have already collected for you stays readable for as long as your account is open.
What happens if my account is suspended or unpaid?
Checks stop while the account is not in good standing, and start again by themselves once it is — you do not have to ask. Everything already collected stays visible in the meantime, with its real age shown, so you are never looking at stale data that is pretending to be current.
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Read your own front door
Create a free account, add your brand terms and see what page one says this week.
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