Why are rankings not showing in the report?

The keyword may be too broad, the target page may not match the search intent, or the page may not be strong enough yet for that market.

Why is my speed score lower than expected?

Large images, heavy third-party scripts, unused JavaScript, and layout shifts are the most common causes on local business sites.

Confirm the widget ID, the embed placement, and whether your site CSP or frontend framework is blocking the widget script from loading.

Make sure the keyword matches a real service you offer and a real location you serve.
Try adding a city: service + city is often clearer than broad terms.
Confirm the target page exists and talks about that service (not just a generic homepage).

Check whether the page title and H1 actually describe the service and location people search for.
Make sure the page is linked from the homepage, docs hub, or another relevant hub page.
Add supporting proof: FAQs, service-area mentions, screenshots, or process detail.

This usually signals a relevance or trust problem, not a technical outage.

See: weekly reports for what to prioritize.

Confirm the canonical URL did not change accidentally.
Check whether new copy diluted the page topic or introduced competing keywords.
Look for broken internal links or removed headings before assuming rankings collapsed.

Most short-term drops come from intent drift or measurement timing, not permanent damage.

Confirm you pasted the snippet exactly where you want it to render.
Make sure the widget id is correct.
If your site has a strict Content Security Policy, allow loading https://ryncloud.com/widget/.

Verify the connected review sources or uploaded review files are the latest version.
Check that the widget ID matches the business you intended to display.
If you changed platforms, resubmit the source list so the widget does not keep showing stale sources.

The widget is only as complete as the review source data tied to that widget ID.

Try again with a simpler homepage URL (no parameters).
Use 3 specific keywords (service + city) rather than broad terms.
If your site blocks bots, allowlist common crawlers or temporarily remove bot protection.

If you are not sure where the issue lives, work this sequence in order so you do not waste time fixing the wrong layer.