Are AI engines recommending you — or your competitors?
Buyers now shortlist firms in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok before they ever talk to sales. Pick the sample closest to your business and we'll email you the full diagnostic — the same artifact a real engagement produces.
Each sample shows where a firm is absent from the buyer questions that matter — and which competitor is winning the citation instead. Four artifacts per sample: a 2-page Executive Tear-Sheet (forwardable to a CEO/partner), the full long-form Diagnostic (~60 pages), one cycle of Visibility Intelligence (~15 pages), and the 5-tab workbook. Every page is stamped Sample · fictional · illustrative.
01Pick your vertical
Commercial pest control · IPM
When restaurant operators and multi-unit FMs ask ChatGPT "best commercial pest control vendor," your competitors are on the list. You're not.
Crestline Pest Control
Southern California commercial pest-control & integrated pest management. ~$8M revenue, multi-unit hospitality + property-management clients, four service areas.
- 75 buyer queries the operations director, third-party program buyer, and property manager actually ask AI
- 14-page build queue with named competitor URLs holding the territory today
- Geographic surface across LA / OC / Inland Empire / San Diego
Professional services · boutique law
When GCs ask ChatGPT "best California PAGA defense firm," boutique competitors appear. You should be on that list.
Riverstone & Hale, LLP
California employment + business-immigration boutique. 60 attorneys, four offices (LA / SF / SD / Sacramento), mid-market employer client base.
- 75 buyer queries from GCs, HR directors, and referring corporate partners — PAGA, AB-5, Cal-WARN, §16600 specifically
- Combined employment + immigration positioning that boutique firms rarely articulate
- Build queue includes flat-fee and standing-counsel pricing differentiation
Financial services · wealth advisory
When business owners ask ChatGPT about a pre-liquidity advisor, a different RIA gets named. Your QSBS specialization isn't surfacing.
Northbridge Advisory
California fee-only RIA. $1.4B AUM, three offices (Pasadena / Newport Beach / San Mateo), business-owner + multigenerational-HNW + plan-sponsor clients.
- 75 buyer queries from business owners (pre-liquidity), HNW prospects, family-office directors, and 401(k) plan sponsors
- 1202 QSBS, exit-planning, and ERISA 3(38) specialization framing
- Published-fee-schedule positioning differentiates against wirehouse alternatives
B2B SaaS · integration platform
When HR ops directors ask AI "best HR integration platform," Conduit shows up. The vendor with the better catalog doesn't.
Lumen Stack
B2B SaaS integration platform for HR / payroll / benefits ecosystem. Series B, $18M ARR, 140+ maintained integrations, multi-tier partner program.
- 75 buyer queries from HR ops directors, RevOps partners, IT security buyers, and HR-tech vendor CMOs
- SOC 2 / HIPAA / BYOK security positioning vs. monitoring-dashboard alternatives
- Build queue includes engineering-blog and trust-center content the technical buyer reads
Specialty insurance · wholesale brokerage
When a retail agent asks AI "best California cyber specialty wholesaler," your direct carrier relationships should put you at the top of the list.
Bastion Risk Partners
California specialty wholesale insurance brokerage. Cyber, E&O, D&O, EPLI, professional liability. Three offices (LA / SF / Phoenix), 200+ direct carrier relationships.
- 75 buyer queries from retail agents, risk managers, captive consultants, and GCs reviewing placements
- Named-broker continuity + claims-advocacy positioning differentiates from scaled wholesalers
- Quote-turnaround SLAs and commission-structure transparency on the build queue
Send me the sample
Where should we email the four artifacts? You'll get a 2-page Executive Tear-Sheet (forwardable), the full Diagnostic PDF, the Visibility Intelligence cycle, and the workbook.
02How the report is structured
Every diagnostic follows the same four-part arc — evidence first, interpretation second, the plan third, the reference material last.
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Part I
Discovery
The primary finding, the executive summary, and the methodology — what we asked, of which engines, and how it was scored.
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Part II
Diagnosis
The per-engine matrix, the competitor citation landscape, the trust-signal gap, and URL-level scoring across Content, Retrieval, and Trust.
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Part III
Strategy
Scoped work orders ranked by expected lift against effort, a sequenced 30-day roadmap, and the monthly Visibility Intelligence delta that makes movement measurable.
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Part IV
Reference
Buyer-archetype profiles, competitor cards, the trust taxonomy, and the full buyer-question grid — the working appendix behind the findings.
Ready for your own results?
Pick a vertical sample above to see the artifact shape. When you're ready for the same measurement scoped to your company, your competitors, and your buyers' questions, order a Diagnostic — and the monthly Visibility Intelligence keeps you in front of the citation territory you build into.