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Ask ChatGPT about your business before your customers do
Two questions you paste into ChatGPT and five quick Google checks, with no developer and no changes to your site. At the end there's a list of what to do this week.
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Three of the checks in the guide
Each one takes about a minute, and each one tells you what to do with the result.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT recommends you when someone asks for your service in your town.
In a private window, type "I need a [your service] in [your town]. Who would you recommend, and why?" without your business name. Ask twice and write down who comes up.
Google
Google knows your site, and the result says what you do and where.
Type site: into Google followed by your address. If nothing comes up, that's the first thing to sort out.
Your site
Within ten seconds on your site, a stranger can see who runs the business and how to reach you.
Open your site as a customer who's never heard of you and look for a name and photo, a phone number, a service area and what customers say.
The rest of the checks, and what to do with what you find, are in the PDF.
What's inside
First you ask ChatGPT, then you check Google, and last comes what to do this week without a developer.
The five Google checks
Does Google know your site?
What people see when they search your name
How fast the site loads on a phone
Is your site blocking ChatGPT?
Would you trust yourself?
What to do this week, yourself
Fill in your Google business profile
Ask five happy customers for a review
Make sure your name, phone number and address match everywhere
Answer five questions customers ask you on the phone, on your website
Rewrite the first sentence on your home page
Who it's for
Business owners who hear from fewer customers than they used to, by phone or through the website, and aren't sure whether the site is why.
- Clinics and offices people search for by town, like a dental practice or an accountant.
- Tradespeople who come to the customer's home, like a plumber or an electrician.
- Shops and restaurants, and anything else with a door onto a street.
- Digital businesses whose customers all come from the internet, like an online shop or a digital course.
- Anyone whose site was built a few years ago and hasn't been touched since.
Questions about the guide
Is the guide really free?
Yes. You give us your email address, agree to our emails, and we send you the PDF. After that you get occasional tips on getting found. Reply "unsubscribe" to any of them to stop.
Do I need to be technical?
No. The checks are asking ChatGPT, searching Google and looking. Anything that needs work inside your site is spelled out, so you know what to pass to whoever built it.
How is this different from the full report?
The guide checks how you look from the outside and what you can do this week without a developer. The full report is a deep dive: a team of AI agents, each an expert in one area, digs into your site, finds out what's really going on and why, and writes out each fix in order of importance.
How long does it really take?
The questions and checks take about 10 minutes. The list of what to do this week, like filling in your Google profile and asking for reviews, is an evening's work, and you'll see the effect over a few weeks.
Is there a Hebrew version?
Yes. The Hebrew edition was written in Hebrew, with examples from Israeli sites. Switch the site language to Hebrew to request it.
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