Position for every term you're targeting.
Current rank, last month's rank, and the baseline from the day we started. Dated screenshots.
Tracking & reporting
Most marketing reports are built so you can't tell whether anything happened. Impressions up 40%. Engagement up 12%. Compared to what? Meaning what?
Here's the test that matters: pull out your phone, type the term into TikTok search, and see whether you're there.
Our reporting is built around that. If the report says you're third for "AC not cooling Phoenix," you can check it in ten seconds. If we're wrong, you'll know immediately — which is exactly the accountability a report should carry.
Monthly report
Current rank, last month's rank, and the baseline from the day we started. Dated screenshots.
Which terms moved, which didn't, and what we think is behind it. Including the ones that went the wrong direction — those get explained too.
Every video, which cluster it targeted, how it performed in search.
Views that came from search rather than the recommended feed, and how many of your videos are showing on your city's location page — tracked month over month.
Targets and reasoning.
Between reports
Where a search term lands — spoken audio, caption, or on-screen text — changes whether TikTok reads the video as an answer to that search.
A working mix of local, category-specific, and branded tags. Trending tags get you views from people two states away who will never contact you.
Watch time, completion rate, saves, shares. Hooks and video length get adjusted based on exactly where viewers drop off.
Some search terms want a person talking. Some want thirty seconds of the actual repair with text on screen. We find out which by testing.
Local customers ask questions there they'd never type into a search bar, and those questions turn into next month's content.
Cooling terms rise in April and collapse in October. Heating does the reverse. Roofing spikes after storms.
Questions
Why SearchAcre
A video that gets 40,000 views from people across the country is worth less to you than one that gets 900 views from people in your metro who searched a problem you solve. Those are two different jobs, and most of what gets called "TikTok marketing" is the first one. We build for the second.
The same phrase can perform differently depending on where it appears — spoken in the audio, written in the caption, or displayed as on-screen text. TikTok can interpret all three, but it may weigh them differently depending on the query. We test the best placement for each keyword cluster instead of repeating the phrase everywhere.
"AC not cooling" and "AC installation cost" are the same customer at two different moments, and they need different videos. One wants a fast diagnostic. The other wants numbers and a reason to trust you. Trend-chasing content answers neither.
Search position takes consistent output, month after month — that's the part most accounts can't sustain. We tell you the number of videos before you sign, and it doesn't quietly shrink in month three.
Every ranking claim in your report includes the exact search term and a dated screenshot, so you can verify what was visible at the time and check the current result on your own phone. That's deliberate. If a report can't be checked, its claims are hard to trust.
Pricing
The market read is free. Three terms, your profile, and whether your category is still open in your metro. Three to five business days, no meeting required.
Everything else is quoted. Ongoing work starts at $2,000 per month and begins the day your first videos go live, not before. The audit and the setup are one-time and quoted with your market read.
What moves the monthly figure
Next step
Before you spend anything, see where your business stands in TikTok search today and what your market looks like.
No meeting required to receive your market read.
Three to five business days.