AI Visibility Audit: What AI Assistants Say About Your Business
I ask the major AI assistants the questions your buyers ask, record what they say about you and your competitors with the date, and turn the gaps into a fix list.
Scope at a glance
Who it suits: Businesses that want to know whether AI assistants mention them at all, and whether what they say is right.
Included
- Your buyers’ questions put to ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers, with each answer saved and dated
- Where you are named, where a competitor is named instead, and anything stated about you that is wrong
- A check of the facts the assistants read: your site’s entity data, structured data and listings
- A fix list in order of impact, which you can do yourself or hand to me
Not included
- A promise that any assistant will name you afterwards
- The fixes themselves (quoted separately, usually as GEO work)
To quote, I need: Your domain, what you sell and where, and the questions you would want an assistant to answer with your name.
Get a quote →More buyers now ask an AI assistant who to hire instead of scrolling search results. The assistant gives one answer, and the businesses it names get the call. If it names a competitor, describes you wrongly, or says it has never heard of you, you will not see that in your analytics. You simply never hear from that buyer.
The AI visibility audit shows you what those answers say today. It is the baseline check I run at the start of every GEO engagement, offered on its own for businesses that want to know where they stand before deciding anything else. Remote-first from Fort Worth and across the DFW metro.
What I check
- The questions buyers ask: a set of questions written with you, such as “who does your service in your city” and “is your business any good”, the way real customers phrase them.
- What each assistant says: the answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers, saved word for word with the date.
- Who gets named: whether you appear, which competitors appear instead, and which sources the assistants point to.
- What they get wrong: wrong services, wrong area, old details, or confusion with a business that has a similar name.
- What they read: your site’s entity details and structured data, and whether your name, services and area match across your listings.
What you get
A report you can read in one sitting: the questions, the dated answers, a summary of where you stand, and a fix list ordered by likely impact. Each fix says what to change and where, so you can do it yourself, give it to whoever runs your site, or have me do it. Run the same questions again a few months later and you have a fair before-and-after comparison.
What I promise, and what I don’t
I promise an honest record of what the assistants said, when, and to which question, with nothing cherry-picked. I will not promise that any assistant will name you afterwards, because nobody controls that, and anyone who guarantees AI placement is guessing. I also keep the report free of tricks: no prompt manipulation and no fake reviews or listings, because those get a business flagged, not recommended.
If you want to know what AI assistants tell your customers about you, send me your domain and what you sell, and I will come back the same day with a fit assessment and either a quote or a referral.
Common questions
How is this different from the free site audit?
The free audit is automated: it reads your site and checks whether it is easy for search engines and AI assistants to read. The AI visibility audit looks from the other side. I ask the assistants themselves the questions your buyers ask and record what they actually say about you and your competitors.
Will the answers be the same if I ask tomorrow?
Not always. AI answers change between runs, between accounts and over time. That is why every answer in the report is saved with its date and the exact question asked, and why the useful result is the pattern across many questions rather than any single answer.
Can you make ChatGPT recommend my business?
No one can promise that. No one controls what a model says. What the audit gives you is a clear picture of where you stand and which fixes are most likely to help: correcting wrong facts, making your details consistent everywhere, and publishing pages that answer the questions buyers ask.
Have a project like this?
Tell me the environment, the timeline, and your constraints. I reply the same business day with a fit assessment and either a quote or a referral.