3 inputs set the local review
Location list first: it sets which business details and customer questions we check. Send your locations, priority services and website. We use them to tie findings to the places you serve.
| What | Count or window | What you send |
|---|---|---|
| Location review | Each location you name | Addresses and service areas |
| Business facts | 3 core inputs | Hours, contact routes and services |
| Customer questions | Agreed question set | Common enquiries, if available |
| Map and site sources | Selected public pages | Profile links and website URL |
| Assistant checks | Selected assistants | Priority locations and services |
A local business GEO audit records what people can see. It flags conflicts and missing details across maps, websites and public sources. Selected checks can include ChatGPT, Perplexity and Copilot.
The GEO audit sets the baseline. AI search visibility covers the broader service area. This review uses public business information, not private customer records.
How do we check local discovery in 5 passes?
5 passes turn your locations and priority services into an actionable review. First, we agree which locations, questions and platforms to check.
- Location list: confirm addresses, service areas and services at each place.
- Source check: review your website and the public business pages you identify.
- Question check: test agreed questions about service fit, booking and availability.
- Fact check: record unclear, missing or conflicting details for your team.
- Action plan: sort recommendations by customer need, owner and practical effort.
For a clinic, we can organize questions around appointment types and booking routes. For a restaurant, the focus can include menus, hours and reservations.
For a service business, we check service areas, work offered and enquiry paths. We keep branch facts separate from business-wide information. That prevents one location from inheriting another location’s details.
Our technical AEO review can check whether important site information is accessible. If business identity or relationships need clearer organization, see entity work.
6 fixes we sort before publishing
6 common fix categories help your team focus on useful, verifiable local information. We record each source and proposed action. You get more than an unprioritized list of edits.
- Location details: align names, addresses, hours and contact routes.
- Service descriptions: state what each location does and does not offer.
- Coverage areas: make the areas served clear on relevant pages.
- Customer questions: give common questions a direct, useful answer.
- Branch pages: distinguish each location’s address, services and booking path.
- Public claims: flag details that need a factual owner or supporting source.
For clinics, ask a qualified contact to confirm specialized information before publication. Restaurants should confirm current menus and service options. Service businesses should check area boundaries and accepted work. We note where owner confirmation is needed. That keeps recommendations grounded in facts.
When new pages are needed, content for AI answers can turn confirmed facts into clear customer-facing copy. We can also review entity and knowledge graph work when business descriptions vary between sources.
What do map results and assistants show differently?
Maps and assistants can present different parts of your local information. Our comparison keeps each source, question and observation visible. You can see exactly what each check covered.
| Surface | What we check | Useful input |
|---|---|---|
| Maps | Location details and public business information | Profile links and branch facts |
| Website | Service, location and booking information | Site URL and approved facts |
| ChatGPT | Responses to agreed local questions | Priority service and location |
| Perplexity or Copilot | Responses to agreed local questions | Platforms relevant to your audience |
A map check can flag location information that needs correction. An assistant check shows how it answers a defined customer question. We also note which sources appear, when shown. DigitalMedia1 logs the question and observation. Then we link each issue to a possible source or page update.
For ongoing checks, see AI visibility monitoring. Map providers decide which businesses and details appear. Assistants control their answers and source selection. Those choices can change between checks. We cannot promise a particular mention, citation or position.
Your send-us checklist and next move
5 inputs help us set a useful local review. Send what you have. Mark any details that need confirmation before publication.
- Locations: addresses, branch pages and areas served.
- Services: priority offers for each location.
- Website: the main URL and relevant local pages.
- Public sources: map or business profile links you want checked.
- Customer questions: common enquiries from calls, bookings or sales.
At DigitalMedia1, the kickoff checklist separates confirmed facts from open questions. We return a source log with observations, recommended changes and suggested owners.
If you need implementation support, tell us which pages or business details your team can update. We’ll state what we can prepare. Your team approves changes before publication.
Send us your location list, website and priority services. You’ll receive a written quote within 2 working days. We’ll confirm the review window and platform checks before you approve the work.
How it works
- 1. Send locations and servicesShare your locations, service areas, priority services and website. Name the assistants or map experiences you want checked, if you have a preference.
- 2. Confirm public factsProvide current hours, booking routes and location details. Your contact confirms which information is accurate and ready to publish.
- 3. Check sources and questionsWe review the public pages you identify. We log observations for agreed local customer questions.
- 4. Sort fixes and ownersYou get recommendations for unclear details, missing answers and branch pages. Each has suggested next actions.
- 5. Review the reportWe walk through the source log. Then we agree what to update or recheck next.
Frequently asked questions
What should I send for a local AI visibility review?
3 starting inputs are your location list, priority services and website URL. Add profile links, service areas and common customer questions if you have them. We’ll also need a contact to confirm business facts, such as hours and booking routes. That keeps the review focused on information your business can verify.
Can you check ChatGPT visibility for a clinic?
1 agreed set of local questions gives us a practical way to check ChatGPT responses for a clinic. We can review questions about services, locations and booking. Then we log visible sources or unclear facts. We use public business information and do not need private patient records for this work.
Can the review cover more than one location?
Each location you provide can be reviewed as a separate set of business facts. Send branch addresses, services and pages. Flag any details shared across all locations. We’ll keep location-specific observations distinct. Your team can see which recommendations apply to a branch and which apply to the whole business.
Do you check Perplexity and Copilot too?
3 assistant options we can discuss are ChatGPT, Perplexity and Copilot. We select checks around your audience and agreed review. Then we record the platform and question for each observation. A result on one assistant is not treated as evidence of what another assistant will show.
How is the cost for a local review worked out?
3 factors shape the quote: locations, platforms and support type. Support can mean recommendations or implementation. You get a fixed written quote within 2 working days, before you pay. Send the location list and pages you want reviewed. That helps us define the work clearly.
Can you promise an assistant will recommend my business?
1 report can show the questions checked, observations logged and fixes completed. Map providers and assistants decide which businesses, details and sources they show. Those selections can change. We commit to the agreed review and report, not to a specific mention, citation or position.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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