Someone looking for a plumber in Monticello used to type it into Google and scroll. A lot of them don't scroll anymore. They ask ChatGPT, or they read the AI answer sitting above Google's results and stop there. Those answers get assembled from whatever the web already says about you: your website, your Google Business Profile, your reviews, directory listings, local news. Thin or out-of-date picture? The machine fills the gap with whoever looks clearer. Usually a competitor.
This audit finds out exactly where you stand. Fill in the form below. A person here runs your business and your trade through the AI tools the way a customer would, writes up what came back in plain English, and sends it over. Usually within three business days.
No card, no trial, no catch. Showing a business owner something real beats pitching them, and this is the fastest way to do it. If the report says you're already in decent shape, that's what it will say.
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It's a written report on what AI search tools say about your business. The same tools your customers now use: ChatGPT, Google's AI answers, Perplexity, Copilot. The report shows what comes back when someone asks about your business by name, who gets recommended instead when they ask for your trade in your town, and what's missing from the public picture of you that causes it.
Yes. No card, no trial, no obligation. It takes a person here about an hour to run and write up, and it has turned out to be a better introduction than any sales pitch. If your business already shows up well, the report says that.
Usually within three business days of the form landing. Busy weeks can push it to five. It comes by email, to the address you give us.
No. Most people who request one aren't. The report is yours to keep and to hand to whoever handles your website, whether that's us or not.
Your business name, your town, and what someone would type into a search box to find you. A website address and a couple of competitor names help, but they're optional. No access to anything.
Because a growing share of searches end in an answer instead of a list of links. Google now puts an AI summary above the results on most searches, and plenty of people ask a chatbot directly. If that answer names three businesses and yours isn't one of them, you never got the chance to compete for the click.
You'll get the report by email with an offer to walk you through it if you want. Say no and that's the end of it. Phone is optional on the form for a reason.
