A short list of what to do next, for every location.
Not another dashboard of numbers to interpret. A weekly list for each profile, ordered by what matters most, written so anyone on the team can pick it up and do the work.
The short answer
Smart Tasks turns each profile audit into a short to-do list, in priority order. Every location gets its own, refreshed weekly and written in ordinary words rather than SEO shorthand. It exists because the audit already knows which checks failed on each profile, and turning that into an ordered list is a step nobody should have to do by hand.
Why a task list instead of a score?
A score tells you how you are doing. It does not tell you what to do, and those are two different problems.
Most owners already suspect their profile could be better. What stops them is not knowing which of the twenty possible improvements to do first.
Smart Tasks answers that. A short list, in order, for this location, this week. Clear it and a fresh one arrives the following week.
The audit, sorted into areas.
The audit checks each profile across areas like business information, links, hours and attributes, media, services, social profiles and verification.
Anything already complete is marked as fine. Whatever is still missing or wrong becomes the task list.
Highest impact first, not easiest first.
The list is short and it is in order. The task at the top is the one expected to change visibility most for that location.
A missing primary category counts for more than a missing photo, so the category is what you see first.
Because every branch is missing something different.
Every location gets its own list, because the airport branch is missing services while downtown is missing photos.
A single shared list would hand both of them the same jobs and be wrong for both.
Written for whoever is doing the fixing.
Tasks say what to add and where, in words anyone on the team understands.
That matters because the person who has ten minutes to update a profile is often not the person who knows the SEO words for what is wrong.
Clear the list and get the next one.
The list is rebuilt every week. A profile you finished in March will not stay marked as done once its opening hours are out of date and its photos are years old.
Hours, attributes and photos are the three things that quietly go out of date, so they come back on the list even after you have cleared them once.
The smart tasks toolkit
A list per profile
Built from that location's own audit.
Prioritized order
Categories and business details before photos.
No SEO jargon
A front desk manager can clear it without help.
Weekly refresh
Cleared lists come back with what is next.
Grouped by area
Information, hours, media, services, verification.
Feeds the bulk tools
When several locations need the same thing, fix them together.
How to work it
- Connect your profiles. The audit runs on each one.
- Open a location. Its task list is waiting, already in order.
- Work down the list. Start at the top and stop when the time runs out.
- Fix repeats together. When many locations need the same thing.
- Come back next week. The list is rebuilt from a fresh audit.
Included in the one plan
- Smart Tasks and all 41 other tools
- A task list for every connected location
- All 42 tools included at every plan size
- Weekly refresh included
- Three day free trial, no credit card needed
Questions people ask
How are the tasks chosen?
By expected effect on local visibility. A missing primary category outranks a missing photo, because the category decides which searches you appear in at all, while a photo only affects how you look once you are there.
How many tasks will I get?
A short list rather than everything at once. A neglected profile has more to do than a well kept one, and clearing the list makes room for the next set.
Do all my locations get the same tasks?
No. A location with plenty of photos but no service list gets a services task, while one with services and no photos gets the opposite. Two branches share a task only when they share the gap.
What if a task does not apply to us?
Skip it. The list is a recommendation, and a business that takes no bookings has no reason to add an appointment link.
Do I need to know local SEO to use it?
No. The audit does the diagnosis and you do the editing. Each task names the thing to add and where it lives on the profile, so it is ordinary profile work rather than SEO work.
What happens when I finish the list?
A new list arrives the following week. On a profile you keep on top of that is often one or two items, and a location with nothing outstanding shows as clear rather than inventing work.
Your team should never have to guess which fix comes first.
Every location, with its next few jobs already chosen and put in order. From $5.33 per location each month, three day trial.