When customers ask AI who to call, do they get your name?
People ask Perplexity and OpenAI for local recommendations all the time. Most businesses have no idea what those answers say about them. We read them so you don't have to guess.
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Customers stopped asking Google first.
Small discovery panel, honest numbers. Tone is the part we worked on.
of customers in our small discovery panel said they trust an AI recommendation at least sometimes.
business owners we spoke to admitted they had never asked an AI what it says about them.
discovery conversations. Tiny panel. Honest sampling, no big claims.
What your report actually looks like.
Fictional practice, real shape. Every audit you run has a score, the quoted answers, and three prioritized fixes. Sized for an owner who already runs the business.
Sample data for illustration. The numbers below are from a fictional practice. A real audit emails you a link you can re-run any time.
Sample report
Dental practice
- Engines surveyed
- 2
- Mentioned in
- 1 of 2
- Competitors ahead
- 3
What each AI engine says
“Riverside Dental appeared once in passing, listed without a description. The clearer recommendations were Lake Austin Family Dental and Bouldin Creek Dental.”
“When I asked about dentists near downtown Austin, three practices came up most often: Lake Austin Family Dental, Bouldin Creek Dental, and Hill Country Dental Arts. Riverside Dental did not surface.”
Who the engines recommend instead
Your prioritized action plan
Sorted by impactClaim or optimize your Google Business Profile
Your GBP is missing core fields (name, address, phone, hours, categories). OpenAI missed the business — fill those in first.
High impactAdd LocalBusiness structured data to your homepage
AI engines frequently ground answers in schema.org entities; a missing LocalBusiness block reduces your chance of being cited.
High impactFix NAP inconsistencies across the major directories
Name, address, or phone spelling drifts across the directories AI crawls. Engines down-weight listings whose signals disagree, so unify them before scaling content.
High impactLaunch a steady review-velocity program
Review volume is low; OpenAI cited review velocity as a factor when picking which businesses to recommend. A weekly cadence over the next quarter lifts the floor.
High impactPublish FAQ content targeting common AI queries in your category
Engines quote sources with structured FAQ blocks when answering dental practice questions. Mirroring that shape on the homepage and core service pages lifts citation odds.
Medium impactEarn explicit mentions in OpenAI
OpenAI did not surface the business in its answers. A targeted landing page, an inviting FAQ, and a steady review cadence are how each engine rewrites its answer set.
Medium impact
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