How does AI see your business?
AI assistants recommend businesses they can clearly understand and trust. Answer ten quick questions to see where you stand and what to fix first. Nothing is stored.
Coming soon: we’ll ask the major AI assistants how they describe your business and show you the gaps. Until then, this self-check covers what they look for.
How to use it
- Answer each question honestly. If you’re not sure, choose “Not sure”.
- See your score and the gaps that matter most.
- Work through the fixes, or ask us to handle them.
Related answers
- How do I show up in ChatGPT and other AI answers?Make your business easy for AI tools to read and trust. State your services, area, hours and contact details plainly on your own site, keep those facts identical on your Google profile and listings, earn steady reviews, and don't block AI search crawlers. Nobody can guarantee a mention, and anyone who promises one is guessing.
- What is an llms.txt file, and do I need one?An llms.txt file is a short Markdown file at the root of a website that names the business, sums it up and links its most useful pages for AI tools. It's an informal proposal, not an official standard, and Google says its AI features don't need one. It's optional: helpful pages and accurate listings matter far more.
- What is schema markup, and does my business site need it?Schema markup is code on a web page that labels facts like your business name, address, phone, hours and services, so search engines read them without guessing. Visitors never see it. Google says its AI features need no special schema. Most business sites benefit, if the markup describes only what is on the page and stays accurate.
Want us to handle this for you?
We can fix what the tools find, or look after it every month. Call or send a note.