Is your business showing up when customers ask AI?

An AI Visibility Score measures how easily AI search engines like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Bing Copilot can find, understand and cite your business. It is scored from 0 to 100 across five factors: whether the AI recognises you as a real entity, how complete your structured data is, how machine-readable your key facts are, how often you get named for the questions your customers ask, and your visibility on each individual platform. A low score does not mean your website looks bad to people. It means the machines answering your customers cannot safely quote you, so a competitor gets named instead. The free Snapshot returns your score plus the top three gaps holding it down, in plain English, on a single page.

Share of Local Voice, or SoLV, is the percentage of your service area where your business shows up in the top three of the Google Maps pack. It is the number most trades have never measured, because when you search your own business name you always see yourself at the top. A heat map scans the Maps pack point by point across a grid covering your whole area, then reports the share of those points where you rank top three. Above 90 percent means you own the area. Under 40 percent means you are leaking jobs to whoever does show up. The gap between your rank at your own front door and your rank three suburbs over is exactly where your leads are quietly going to competitors, and SoLV is the one figure that makes that leak visible.

Traditional SEO works to rank your website in the ten blue links on a Google results page. That still matters, but two things now sit in front of those links. First, AI answers: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity increasingly reply to your customer directly, naming one or two businesses and showing no website at all. Second, the local Maps pack, which is ranked on proximity and profile signals, not classic page SEO. This service focuses on those two surfaces. It makes your business citable in AI answers through schema, entity signals and machine-readable content, and it maps your true coverage across the local pack so you can see where you are invisible. Normal SEO gets you into the list. This gets you named in the answer.

Yes, the AI Visibility Snapshot is genuinely free, with no call and no card. It is run by an autonomous audit engine, so it costs almost nothing to produce and there is no reason to gate it. You enter your website and email, an AI agent scores how findable and citable you are across the major AI search engines, and a one-page report with your score and your top three gaps lands in your inbox within minutes. There is no obligation after that. Most local sites score low, and if yours does, you can choose to fix the gaps yourself using the report, or engage me to do it. The Snapshot exists to show you where you stand, not to trap you in a funnel.

Yes. I work with home and outdoor trades across Australia, with most clients so far in Brisbane and Southeast Queensland, and others in Sydney, Melbourne, the Gold Coast and Perth. The work is remote and the deliverables are the same wherever you are: a heat map of your Google Maps coverage across your service area, an AI visibility audit across the major answer engines, and the fixes implemented. I am based in Davao in the Philippines and run everything online, which is part of why the pricing is a fraction of a local agency retainer. Typical clients are established trades that rank well right around their depot but thin out across the suburbs they actually service, real enough to have a website and reviews, with obvious blind spots once you map them.

The free AI Visibility Snapshot lands in your inbox within minutes of submitting your website, because it is fully automated. A paid heat map read is usually delivered within one to two business days, since each grid scan runs across your service area and then gets a plain-English read written on top. The Get Found Audit and Fix-It Blueprint take two to four business days, depending on how many pages and platforms are involved. Done-for-you implementation is scoped per project once the audit shows exactly what needs building. If you are on Always-On tracking, your maps and AI visibility are re-scanned monthly so you can watch your footprint expand after each round of fixes, rather than guessing whether the work moved the needle.