Free check

The answer

When a customer asks ChatGPT, Google or Perplexity who to call, the answer is a short list of names, and yours belongs on it.

Be the nameyour town hears

The question

Someone in your town asks where to book a facial, who should list the house, or who fixes a leaking roof.

The assistant answers with three or four names and a reason for each. A business that is not named does not get a second look, because there is no second page to scroll to.

What the month works on

  • Pages That Say It

    Every page says plainly what you do, and where.

    An assistant recommends what it can quote. Each service gets its own plain paragraph, with its price where you are willing to say it.

  • Listings That Agree

    Your name, hours and address match everywhere.

    When two listings disagree about where you are, an assistant trusts neither. We find every place that names you and make them say the same thing.

  • Questions Answered

    The questions customers ask get answers on your site.

    The ten questions from your free check, and the ones that follow, each get a clear answer in your own words on your own pages.

  • Links That Hold

    No old address of yours opens on an error.

    Every link to your site is read each month, so a page renamed in passing never quietly costs you the answers it used to win.

The line on the first

On the first of each month you read one line.

Which assistants named you, for which questions, and what changed since last month, with the date on it. There is no meeting to book. Call if you like; most owners never need to.

From $1,000 a month, starting after the audit or the move.

What we will not promise

Nobody controls what an assistant says.

We will not promise a ranking, and any firm that does is guessing. What we control is what an assistant finds when it looks for a business like yours: pages that say what you do, listings that agree, answers in your own words. The month’s line shows what that is worth, one month at a time.

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Ask what your customers ask

Ten questions go to ChatGPT, Google and Perplexity, the way a customer in your town would put them. You see which names come back, today.