Godotoro shows a brand what happens in its paid-search space and where its codes have gone.
Godotoro is a set of tools for affiliate and partnership managers, paid-search managers and the agencies that work with them. The free checker comes first: type a store's address and see who bid on its voucher searches this week, which ads show its address, and which coupon extensions and voucher sites list its codes.
Three sources, each read as it stands.
We search google.co.uk from UK addresses, on desktop, for each brand's discount code, voucher code and promo code searches and its bare name, and record every ad as it showed.
We read Google's own Ads Transparency Center for each brand's address in the United Kingdom: which advertisers it lists, whether Google has verified them, how many ads and when they showed.
We read what 15 coupon extensions and voucher sites list for each store, from their own listings.
Three things we don't do, whoever asks.
A click costs the advertiser money. We record who ran an ad and how it read, without clicking it.
We keep codes in full so we can count each one once and match a brand's own. Every page shows only the first letters and the length.
We describe what was observed: who, where, when and how it read. What that means under a brand's own terms is for the brand to decide.
Kept apart from every other business.
Godotoro runs on its own database, servers, email and accounts. It shares none of them with any other business.
What a brand gives us, its keywords, terms, codes and alerts, stays with that brand. No other business can read it.
We don't use data that an affiliate network or any other business holds for its own purposes. A brand's terms come from the brand.
Every voucher site, cashback site and retailer is shown, counted and filed the same way, whoever runs it.