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Find out if you show up when people ask for your service
We ask the questions your customer would ask, across the four systems where the decision now gets made. You get the screenshots, the date, and the exact reason you are or aren't in the answer.
Delivered in 5 business days. You don't have to give us access to any account.
The most frequently mentioned are Competitor A and Competitor C.
Four systems, six questions, everything screenshotted
You don't get an invented score out of a hundred. You get what each system actually answered, on the day it answered it, with the image next to it.
ChatGPT
Where most people are already asking. It browses the web for local recommendations, so what your site says carries real weight here.
Google (AI and map)
The generated summary above the results and the block of three listings with stars. Two different things, measured separately.
Gemini
Built into search and into Android phones. It crosses map data with web content, so a mismatch between the two shows up fast.
Perplexity
The one that cites sources with links most openly. If your site says nothing quotable, it shows here first and most obviously.
Directories that name you
Listings and aggregators. Very often an AI cites you from one of those instead of your own site, using data you never updated.
Your two competitors
The same six questions run against two competitors you choose. Without the comparison, knowing you're absent doesn't tell you what to do.
The six question types
We adapt them to your trade and your area, but they always cover these six angles, because this is how people actually ask:
- The direct one. “Which are the best [your service] in [your area]?”
- The problem one. “I have [the problem you solve], who should I call?”
- The price one. “How much does [your service] cost in the Dominican Republic?”
- The urgent one. “I need [your service] today, who is available?”
- The doubtful one. “How do I choose a good [your trade]? Who should I avoid?”
- The name one. “What do you know about [your business]?” — the answer sometimes surprises.
Why we ask more than once. These systems don't return a fixed list. The same question asked twice can give different answers. So we repeat each one and report how many of those times you appeared, not whether you appeared “once”.
And in which language. If your customers research from abroad, we run the questions in English, because that is the search that decides whether they find you. If you serve both audiences, we run both and report them separately: it is common to appear in one and be invisible in the other.
One answer, two separate systems
Most competing reports blend these two layers into a single number. We report them apart, because they are fixed in different ways and they cost different things.
The map card
The listings with stars. They come from your Google Business Profile. If you fail here, the fix is usually fast and cheap: categories, services, photos and reviews.
The written answer
The paragraph where the system explains who it would recommend. It comes from what it can read on your site. If you fail here, content has to be written, and that takes weeks.
Being in one does not put you in the other. That single finding is what makes the audit worth doing before spending on anything else.
An eight-section document, not an email with opinions
A PDF with the screenshots inside, plus a thirty-minute call to walk through it with you. This is what it contains, in this order:
One-page summary
Where you show up, where you don't, and the three things holding you back the most. If you only read one page, read this one.
Results table by question
The six questions crossed against the four systems. One cell per combination: you appeared, you didn't, or you appeared with incorrect information.
The screenshots
Every answer exactly as it came out, with date and time. It is the part most owners read first, and the part that annoys them most.
Google profile diagnosis
Primary and secondary categories, services loaded, attributes, photos, review volume and recency, hours. With what is marked wrong.
Website diagnosis
Whether your text is readable to these systems, whether you state clearly what you do and where, whether you answer questions, and whether you have structured data. If you have no site, it says so and what that is costing you.
Comparison against two competitors
What they have that you don't. It is almost never money: usually a well-chosen category, or a page answering a question you never answered.
Plan ordered by impact
A ranked list of fixes, each with its estimated effort and who can do it: you, your nephew, or someone you pay. The free items come first.
Baseline for re-measuring
The exact questions and conditions, so a month from now it can be repeated identically. Without this there is no honest way to say anything improved.
The free items come first, on purpose. In most cases we have measured, the highest-impact fixes sit in the Google Business Profile, which costs nothing and takes under an hour. If that is your case, the plan will say so even though it means you don't hire us for anything else.
US$400, five days, paid once
No retainer, no minimum term, and no obligation to hire anything afterwards. The report is yours and you can take it to another provider if you want.
Visibility audit
- 4 systems measured with screenshot and date
- 6 questions adapted to your trade and area
- Run in English, Spanish, or both
- Compared against 2 competitors
- Google profile and website diagnosis
- Plan ordered by impact
- 30-minute call to walk through it
Day 1
You tell us the business name, what you do, your area, and who you want to be compared against. Fifteen minutes over WhatsApp.
Days 2 to 4
We measure. Questions across all four systems, each repeated, screenshots saved, and a review of your profile and your site.
Day 5
The report lands and we book the call. You decide whether to do the fixes yourself, with us, or with whoever you prefer.
Prices are in US dollars, which is how this work is quoted here. What you are buying is a Dominican company at Dominican rates, not what an agency abroad charges for the same measurement.
This measurement is what makes the guarantee possible
The audit itself carries no results guarantee, and attaching one would be dishonest: it is a measurement, not an improvement. What it does is put the baseline on record.
With that baseline, the fix you hire afterwards can be guaranteed: if 90 days later the interactions on your Google profile have not gone up, we refund the monitoring fees for that period. Without having measured first, that promise cannot be held up, which is why almost nobody in this market offers it. How the guarantee works.
Before you ask
What if the audit says I already show up fine?
We tell you, and we don't sell you anything else. It has happened. The report is still worth having as a baseline: six months from now you will want to know whether you held your position or a competitor pushed you out.
Why do AI answers change every time I ask?
Because these systems don't return a fixed list the way Google does. The answer is generated each time and varies with how the question is worded. That is why we ask each question several times, in different wordings, and report how many of those times you appeared. A single result tells you nothing.
Does the audit include fixing what you find?
No. The audit measures and hands you the prioritized plan. Fixing is contracted separately, and a good part of it you can do yourself with the report in hand, especially the Google profile work.
Do I have to give you access to anything?
Not for the audit. Everything we measure is public: it is exactly what any customer asking for your service would see. We only need your business name, what you do, and the area you serve.
Can you run it in English if my customers are abroad?
Yes, and for most of our English-speaking clients that is the only version that matters. Someone researching a clinic or a rental from Boston asks in English. We run the questions in the language your customer actually uses, and if you serve both, we run both and report them separately.
Can you guarantee I will show up after the fixes?
Nobody controls those systems, and anyone guaranteeing you a position is lying. What we do guarantee is measurable movement: if 90 days after the fixes the interactions on your Google profile have not risen against this baseline, we refund the monitoring fees for that period. A ranking is nobody's to promise; an interaction is a person who did something.
Start by knowing where you stand
Send us your business name and what you do. We'll tell you on the spot whether the audit makes sense for your case or whether you don't need it.
Get the auditOr email info@localposi.com if you would rather have it in writing — proposals, scope and invoicing all go through there.