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Build the questions your customers ask AI

Pick your trade and type your town. We will write six customer-style questions you can paste into ChatGPT and Google's Gemini, and give you a simple tally to tick each time your business is named.

Free, no sign-up. What you type or tick stays in your browser: we do not see it or store it.

Your questions

Customer-style questions with a tally of whether you were named
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“Who is a good plumber in [your town]?”
“Can you recommend a plumber near [your town] for a leaking boiler?”
“Which plumbers in [your town] have the best reviews for a new bathroom?”
“I need help with an emergency leak tonight in [your town]. Who should I contact?”
“Who are the most trusted plumbers near [your town], and why?”
“What should I look for when choosing a plumber in [your town], and who would you suggest?”

Named in 0 of 12 asks so far (a rough self-check, not a measurement)

Rather we asked for you? Send your trade, town and these questions to the free check. You check them and add your details first; nothing is sent until you press send.

Want to understand the answers? Read why ChatGPT might leave you out.

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How to use the questions properly

Ask each question in a fresh chat, so earlier messages do not steer the answer. If you are logged in, the assistant may use what it knows about you, so a private or logged-out window gives a fairer picture of what a stranger sees.

Ask each question more than once, ideally on different days. AI answers vary from one ask to the next, so one answer proves very little. Tick a box only if your business is clearly named in that answer.

The tally is a rough self-check, not a measurement. It counts how many of your asks named you; it does not tell you why, or what a different customer would see. If you are named rarely, look at who is named instead and compare their Google profile and website with yours.

Edit the questions to match how your own customers talk. The best questions are the ones you have actually heard on the phone.

Want to see what AI really says?

A self-check only gets you so far. Our free check asks ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini the kind of questions your customers ask, and emails you, in plain English, whether you were named and who was named instead.

Step 1 of 4: Your trade

What’s your trade?

One tap. We use it to write the questions your customers would ask.

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What you get

  • A handful of real customer-style questions about your trade and area, put to ChatGPT and Google's Gemini.
  • A plain-English summary by email: were you named, and who was named instead.
  • An honest view on whether a full audit is worth it for you. Sometimes it is not, and we will say so.

Questions

Why do I get different answers each time?

AI assistants generate each answer fresh and may search the web differently each time. That is normal, and it is why you should ask several times before drawing conclusions.

Should I include my business name in the question?

No. Customers asking for a recommendation do not know your name yet. Ask the way they would, with the trade, the job and the town.

Can you do this for me?

Yes. Our free check asks ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini customer-style questions about businesses like yours and emails you the results in plain English.