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Electronics > Household Electronics > Small Appliances > Irons · 6 actions, ranked by modelled impact

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Ordered by how much each one is likely to move the score. Tick them off as you go — progress is saved in this browser.

Reach

PR & partnershipsHigh effortReach 0.2%

You are named in 0.2% of answers that mention any brand; bosch manages 41.5%. Reach carries the largest weight, and an answer that never names you cannot be won on any other dimension.

What to do
  1. 1Open the answers that skip you and group them by topic — the pattern is usually a few topic clusters, not a uniform shortfall.
  2. 2For the largest clusters, check which domains the models did cite. Those sources, not your own site, are what put brands into answers.
  3. 3Prioritise getting accurate product information onto those specific domains: category guides, comparison sites, retailer listings, and reference pages.
  4. 4Re-run this report after four weeks and compare reach — it is the fastest-moving of the three dimensions.
See the evidence →

Prominence

ContentMedium effortProminence 0.463
ContentMedium effortAt rank 2 47

Quality

TechnicalMedium effortQuality 0.600

Coverage

Product marketingMedium efforttopics 3

Engines

PR & partnershipsLow effortRank gap 3.2

Content

Start hereacts on presence
Strong fitacts on position
Strong fitacts on position

Each point estimate is the published scoring formula recalculated with one dimension moved to the target named under that action, holding the others constant. They do not add up: the score multiplies its dimensions, and several actions reach the same dimension by different routes. Headroom above is the exact gap to the ceiling. Owners and effort are suggestions, not measurements.