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10 things AI looks for before it recommends a business.
When someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Google who to hire, these are the signals that decide whether your name comes up. Check off how many your business has today.
1
A page for every service and area
One clear page per main service and city you serve, with plain answers AI can quote.
2
Structured data on your site
Behind-the-scenes code (LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ, Review) that tells AI exactly who you are and what you do.
3
AI tools can read your site
Your site doesn’t block AI crawlers like GPTBot or PerplexityBot, and key text loads without heavy scripts.
4
Proof pages
Project galleries and case studies that name the service and the location.
5
Clear facts about you
Years in business, licenses, service area and awards, written in plain text, not hidden in images.
6
Answers to buyer questions
FAQ and pricing content covering what people actually ask AI: cost, timeline, process.
7
A complete Google Business Profile
All categories, services, photos and regular posts. Google AI and Gemini lean on it heavily.
8
Reviews that name the service
Reviews where customers mention what you did and where, not just “great service”.
9
Listed where AI looks
Directories, “best of” lists and industry sites that AI cites when it recommends your competitors.
10
Consistent business info
The same name, address and phone number on every listing across the web.
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