How this score is calculated
We publish the weights. That makes the score gameable, and it is meant to: moving these five means claiming your portal profiles, collecting real reviews and actually posting, which is what the report advises anyway.
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The five signals
They sum to 100. The weights are derived from what Belgium actually exposes publicly, not inherited from a market whose portal publishes more.
- 35FindabilityYour own website and your profiles on Immoweb, Zimmo, Immovlan, Immoscoop and Realo.
- 30ReputationHow many public reviews you have, weighted by your average rating.
- 20ReachYour public followers across every channel.
- 10Posting rhythmHow many weeks you posted in, on your most active channel.
- 5VideoThe share of your recent posts that are video.
Three states, not two
The difference between "there is nothing there" and "we could not look" is the whole difference between a finding and an outage of ours.
- measured measured, and counted.
- absent we looked and found nothing. Scores zero and counts: a buyer being unable to find you is the finding, not missing data.
- unavailable we could not check. Excluded, and its weight redistributed. Penalising you for our outage would make the number unreproducible.
What we refuse to do
- Below 50% coverage we publish no number at all. A score assembled from a third of the model is not a worse score, it is a different quantity.
- No rank below five peers. "#1 of 2" reads as a market position and is not one. The peer set is who we have graded, not who exists.
- AI visibility is a separate number, not a sixth signal. We never name you in the question we put to a model, we ask cold and check afterwards whether you were named.
- The same evidence always scores the same number. No randomness, no clock, no model judging your content.
- You can always ask to be removed, even if you never requested a report.