Ask ChatGPT for what you do.
Whose name comes back?

Probably not yours. We ask ChatGPT the questions your buyers actually type, thirty times over, and count every name it gives instead.

I ran it on my own agency first. It said zero.

Thirty answers to “Who are the best SEO agencies for home service businesses?” and nine questions like it. Here are the five names it gave most often, and the row that makes me look bad.

That is the number I got, so that is the number I published. If a scan of your business comes back flattering, you will know it was not written to flatter you.

What actually happens

Three steps, and only the first one is yours.

1. You fill in the form below

   Seven fields. It takes about a minute, and it is the only thing you have to do.

2. We ask ChatGPT ten buying questions, three times each

   Real questions someone looking for you would type, not brand searches for your own name. Three times each, because the answer moves between runs and asking once tells you almost nothing.

3. You get a report that opens like this

   How many of the thirty answers named you, everyone it named instead, one answer quoted word for word, and the exact ten questions so you can put them to ChatGPT yourself. Here is the top of my own:

   ChatGPT did not name Infintech Designs once.

   Not in any of the 30 answers it gave to 10 buying questions, every one of them naming home service businesses.

   • A zero is not a never. 30 answers cannot prove absence. You could still be named as often as 10 times in 100 and produce a zero here by chance.
   • It is a floor, not a verdict. We counted an answer only when it said “Infintech Designs”. The real number is this one or higher, never lower.
   • It is a count, not a percentage. 30 answers is enough to count what happened and not enough to turn into a reliable rate.

Three things this will not tell you

Every one is something a tool could easily claim. None is something thirty answers can actually support.

• A visibility score out of 100. There is no such number. You get counts with their denominators attached, because that is what was measured.
• A percentage. Thirty answers is enough to count what happened and not enough to turn into a reliable rate. You get “4 of 30”, not “13.3%”.
• That you never appear. A zero across thirty answers is not a never, and we will not write it as one. Your report says exactly how confident that zero lets anyone be.

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