The $79 audit, page by page
A delivery preview: the cover, one result page, the prioritised fix list, and the talk track you would use on the call. Nothing on this page is a client result — the figures come from a public market-level sample of our own pipeline, and every number is labelled with what it is.
Sample, not a client report. The result page below is a Phoenix, AZ dental market sample recorded 2026-10-10 on Google Gemini: 3 buyer questions × 3 runs = 9 grounded answers. No specific business was scanned. A paid $79 audit covers one business location, 15 buyer questions × 10 runs each, with a 95% confidence interval and every cited source listed per question.
The fix list below is the real deliverable text. The talk track is a preview of how to present the report on a call, written for this page. Placeholders in square brackets are filled from your client's location, not invented here.
1. Cover — your brand, not ours
PREPARED BY
[Your Agency]
AI VISIBILITY AUDIT
[Client business]
[City, ST]
Engine: Google Gemini · model version recorded per run
Report date: [date] · 15 questions × 10 runs
What the cover states, and why
- Your agency name and logo, with no FoundNow branding anywhere in the PDF.
- The exact engine and model version behind every number.
- The sampling date, so the report is a dated record rather than a claim.
- The scope line: one location, 15 questions, 10 runs each.
The audit does not promise a ranking, a traffic number, or a revenue outcome. It records what the sampled answers said on the day it ran.
2. Result page — a real sample, labelled
grounded answers sampled (3 questions × 3 runs)
answers cited a maps or directory source
distinct domains cited across those answers
Per-question breakdown, as it appears in the report:
- “best dentist near me” — 3 samples; 3 cited a local maps/directory source; cited: downtownphoenixdental.com, ncfdentistry.com, doctorsnetwork.com, reddit.com, creativedentalspecialists.com
- “emergency dentist open now” — 3 samples; 0 cited a local maps/directory source; cited: phoenixvalleydental.com, emergencydentalofphoenix.com, emergencydentistsnow.com, sonorandentalarts.com, dentaloncentral.com
- “how much does a dental cleaning cost without insurance” — 3 samples; 0 cited a local maps/directory source; cited: thekidsdentalofficeofphoenix.com, pristinedentalaz.com, thegleamery.com, arcdentalhealth.com, edgw.us
Market-level sample, Phoenix AZ dental, recorded 2026-10-10 on Google Gemini. No specific business was scanned, so this is not a mention rate for any one practice. A paid audit replaces this block with your client's own 15 questions, 10 runs each, a 95% confidence interval on every rate, and the full cited-source list per question.
3. Prioritised fix list — the Fix Armory
Each item is written so an agency can hand it to a client or do it in an hour. Priority follows what the sampled answers actually cited: if the answer leaned on maps and directory sources, the profile layer comes first.
Google Business Profile completeness
Claim the profile at business.google.com. Fill primary and secondary categories, service area, regular and holiday hours, phone, and set the website field to [client domain]. Add photos of the real location.
NAP consistency across directories
Compare name, address and phone across Google, Yelp, Bing, Apple, Facebook and the two biggest [industry] directories. Fix every mismatch to one canonical form. Scored item by item: name, address, phone.
Yelp listing completeness
Claim the Yelp page, match the business name exactly, fill categories, hours and phone, and add the service list. Keep it identical to the Google profile.
Bing Places and Apple Business Connect
Claim both listings and re-enter the same categories, hours and phone. Bing-powered assistants and Apple Maps answers read these directly.
The full audit also ships ready-to-paste assets: LocalBusiness JSON-LD with the fields we do not know left as explicit placeholders, FAQ copy, a service-page block, and an llms.txt file marked as a low-evidence tactic. We never fill in a NAP, a price or a review count we did not verify.
4. Talk track — what you say on the call
Open with the answer, not the method
“When someone in [city] asks an assistant for [the buyer question], here is the answer they got on [date]. Here are the sources it pulled from. Your site was not one of them.”
Show who was cited instead
“These are the domains the answers cited: [list]. That list is the competition for this question, and most of it is profile and directory data — not content.”
Close on the first fix, not the whole list
“The first item is your Google Business Profile: categories, hours, service area, and a consistent name, address and phone across the directories. That is the layer these answers read. We can start there and re-run the same questions next month to see whether the distribution moved.”
These are prompts for your call, not performance claims. No line promises a ranking, a citation, a traffic number or revenue, because the sample cannot support one.
5. Take the preview with you
The same four pages as a PDF, so you can read it the way a client would.
Download the 4-page preview (PDF)
Sample figures: public market-level sample recorded 2026-10-10 on Google Gemini, reproduced from our own pipeline. Fix list: the real Fix Armory text with placeholders. Talk track: written for this preview, no client quotes and no outcome claims.