Location Configs are the secret to efficient multi-market tracking. Instead of creating separate schedules for each region, you can add multiple location configs to a single schedule — all running at the same frequency.
A Location Config is a specific tracking setup within a schedule that defines:
Country — Where to simulate the search (e.g., United States)
Location — Optional specific city/region (e.g., New York, NY)
Language — What language to use (e.g., English, Spanish)
AI Platforms — Which platforms to query (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI)
Prompts — The questions to track
Track Different MarketsExample: A hotel chain tracking visibility in 3 cities:
Schedule: "Weekly US Cities"
── Location Config: New York (10 prompts)
── Location Config: Los Angeles (10 prompts)
└── Location Config: Miami (10 prompts)
Total: 30 credits per weekly run
Compare LanguagesExample: A SaaS company tracking English and Spanish visibility:
Schedule: "Weekly Multi-Language"
── Location Config: US - English (15 prompts)
└── Location Config: US - Spanish (15 prompts)
Total: 30 credits per weekly run
Test Regional VariationsExample: National vs local search results:
Schedule: "Weekly Pizza Shop"
── Location Config: United States (national) - 10 prompts
└── Location Config: Chicago, IL (local) - 10 prompts
Total: 20 credits per weekly run
Your first location config is created automatically when you create a schedule from an existing report. It copies all settings and prompts.
Go to Reports → Scheduled Reports
Click on a schedule to expand it
Click "Add Location Config"
Fill in the details:
Field | Required | Description |
Name | Yes | Identifies this config (e.g., "US - West Coast") |
Country | Yes | The country for AI search context |
Location | No | Specific city/region (leave empty for national) |
Language | Yes | Language for prompts and responses |
AI Platforms | Yes | At least one platform required |
If you have Google Search Console connected:
Select your country in the config
Click "Get suggestions for [Country]"
You'll see two types of queries:
Trending — Queries with growing impressions
High Opportunity — Queries with high impressions
Click to select queries → they become prompts
Create the config first (it will be paused if empty)
Click the config to open its detail page
Add prompts from there
Note: Location configs with no prompts are automatically paused and won't run until you add prompts.
On the Scheduled Reports page:
Find your schedule
Click the "X location configs" link to expand
See all configs listed with their status
Hover over any config to see action buttons:
Button | Action |
| Pause or Resume the config |
| Duplicate config (great for similar markets) |
| Edit settings |
| Delete config |
Pause — Config won't run but keeps all settings and history
Delete — Permanently removes config and its prompts
Tip: Pause configs for seasonal markets instead of deleting them.
Click any config to see its full detail page:
Overview Card — Location, language, platforms, prompts count
Latest Results — Most recent run data
Prompts List — All prompts with their rankings
Actions — Edit prompts, run now, settings
From the config detail page, you can:
Add new prompts
Delete existing prompts
See each prompt's historical performance
Credits are calculated per location config:
Example:
Location Config | Prompts | Status | Credits |
New York | 10 | Active | 10 |
Los Angeles | 10 | Active | 10 |
Chicago | 5 | Paused | 0 |
Total per run: 20 credits (Chicago is paused, so not counted)
Group by Frequency NeedPut locations that need the same tracking frequency in one schedule:
Good:
"Daily High-Priority" → NYC, London (both need daily)
"Weekly Standard" → All other markets
Not ideal:
One schedule with NYC (needs daily) and small markets (need monthly)
Consistent Prompts Across ConfigsIf comparing markets, use the same prompts in each config. This gives you apples-to-apples comparison.
Clear NamingUse descriptive names:
"US - West Coast - English"
"Spain - Madrid - Spanish"
"Config 1"
"Test"
Watch for Non-Standard LocationsIf you see a
warning badge on a config, the location might not be recognized:
Click settings to fix it — we'll suggest a standardized location.
Track visibility near each fulfillment center:
Los Angeles (West Coast)
Dallas (Central)
New Jersey (East Coast)
Track each service area:
"HVAC repair in Phoenix"
"HVAC repair in Tucson"
"HVAC repair in Scottsdale"
Track your global presence:
United States (English)
United Kingdom (English)
Germany (German)
France (French)
Track both languages in the same market:
Miami, FL (English)
Miami, FL (Spanish)
Your config has no prompts. Add prompts or it won't run.
The location might not be recognized. Edit the config and select from the suggestions.
Check if:
The config is active (not paused)
The parent schedule is active
You have enough credits
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