When customers ask ChatGPT who to call, are you on the shortlist?
Your free AI Shortlist Report shows where you stand, who gets recommended instead, and what it takes to move you to the top. I ask ChatGPT, Google and Perplexity the way your customers do and read every answer myself. Your report in two working days.
Scaife Protection canceled $3,500 a month in Yelp ads once every caller said they'd found him on ChatGPT.
"Who should I call for a backyard patio near me?"
Northside Yard Co. builds stone patios and outdoor kitchens, and is known for its work on older north-side homes. Riverbend Landscaping also offers landscaping services.
That's all it knows about you. Your patio work isn't in there.
What you get
Where you stand, and the plan to the top
Where you stand when customers nearby ask ChatGPT, Google and Perplexity who to call.
Who it recommends instead, and why: what they say about them that it can't say about you.
A clear plan to move you to the top: what to change, in what order, and who should handle it.
Next time someone nearby asks ChatGPT for a business like yours, it says your name, and why you're the one to call.
It's already happening
Omar canceled his $3,500-a-month Yelp ads. Everyone calling Scaife Protection said they'd found him on ChatGPT.
Omar, owner of Scaife Protection, a security company, as he told me. The content I built is what ChatGPT recommends. Scaife's results are its own; every business is different.
Who reads it
I'm Tim. I've spent my career helping owners get the work they already know matters out of their heads and into something that runs: websites, then search, then the tools that run a business.
Now the question has moved. Your customers aren't only searching. They're asking. So I read the answers the way your customer would, and tell you plainly what I see.
Tim HeeterI run every check myself.
Fair questions
Before you send it
Does this matter yet? Google still sends most of my calls.
For most owners, yes, Google still sends the most. But the same pages Google reads are what ChatGPT and Google's AI answers pull from. If AI describes you in one plain line, it's usually because that's all your site and profiles give it. The check shows you both.
What does it cost?
Nothing. The check is free, and you keep the results.
What happens after?
You get your results page. If you want help with the fixes, you can book a Visit with me: 30 minutes to walk through them. That's a sales conversation and I'll say so: I'll tell you what I'd do and what it costs, and you decide.
Why only five a week?
Because I read every answer myself. When a week is full, your request is first in line the next week, and I'll tell you when to expect it.
How would I know if AI is sending me customers?
Mostly you won't see it as website clicks. People read the AI's answer, hear your name, then search for you or just call. That's why I watch two things: how often you show up in Google's AI answers, and how many people search for you by name. For Scaife, both climbed together.
Can't I just ask ChatGPT myself?
You can, and you should. But what you see on your phone, with your history, isn't what a stranger in your town sees. I ask the way a new customer would, across three tools, and write down what's off.
See what your customers see, before they call someone else
Free, read by a person, and back to you within two working days. Five a week.