Clear information
The business says what it does, who it helps, where it works, and what a good-fit customer should know.
How AI chooses
When someone asks for a local business, AI has to build a shortlist it can explain. It favours businesses that are specific, consistent, useful and backed by visible proof.
Start with the six signals that help customers and AI understand whether your business fits the job.
Quick self-check
Tick the signals a new customer could verify without calling you.
Your likely starting point
A proper check will show which basic signals are missing, unclear or difficult to connect.
Run a proper visibility checkThis is a guide, not an AI ranking score. The real check tests live questions and visible evidence.
The business says what it does, who it helps, where it works, and what a good-fit customer should know.
Names, locations, services, reviews, profiles and website content tell the same story.
Pages answer real customer questions with useful details about services and fit.
Reviews, credentials, process, examples, guarantees and policies are easy to find and understand.
The website makes it obvious which towns, suburbs and regions the business actually serves.
Clear headings, FAQs, page titles and links help AI understand how the information fits together.
How AI chooses
AI tools look for clear information, consistent details, useful content, customer evidence, local relevance, and visible proof. The easier your business is to understand and compare, the more confidently AI can include it.
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We will check how your business appears when people ask AI for recommendations in your category and location.
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