The method

How local AI search visibility works

A customer can ask an AI assistant for a local service and get a short answer with business names. We measure what appears in specific searches and show you the evidence.

Start with the questions customers actually ask

A plumber might be found through “Who repairs water heaters in Abilene, Texas?” or “Which Abilene plumbers handle emergency leaks?” We choose questions that match the services a business really offers and specify the city or service area. A company should never lose points for a service it does not provide.

Record the answer, not just a rank

For each check, a report can record the exact question, the AI tool, the date, businesses named, and cited sources when available. We distinguish a business named in an answer from a link that merely appears among sources. We only describe a “top three” placement when an answer actually presents an ordered list.

The free report is a dated snapshot. Answers can change with the wording, location, tool, and time. A single result cannot promise what every customer will see.

Look for fixable gaps

We review how clearly your website describes your services and service area, whether business details agree across your site and public listings, and whether customers can find evidence of your work. Then we give you three specific recommendations you can use or assign to your website provider.

What you receive: a free report completed within 24 hours of receiving your business details, with observed results and three suggested improvements. The $49 monthly plan repeats agreed checks and tracks changes.

Why repeat the same questions?

One search gives context; repeated checks show whether the recorded answers have changed. A monthly report should use the same agreed questions where possible, keep a record of the date and tools used, and explain any change to the method. It is a way to monitor visibility, not a guarantee that an AI company will recommend your business.