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More and more people ask ChatGPT "who's a good plumber near me?" instead of scrolling through Google. If your business is hard to understand online, these tools can't recommend you.
5 things that help
1) A complete Google Business Profile with hours, services and photos
2) The same name, address and phone number everywhere online
3) A page for each service, written in plain words
4) An FAQ that answers the questions customers really ask
5) Recent reviews from real customers
None of this needs a big budget. Which one is missing for your business?
Number 2 is the one most local businesses miss, and it is the one the models cross-check before they recommend anyone. One more I would add: a dated last-updated line on the service pages, the engines weigh freshness hard. Have you seen a client actually show up in a ChatGPT answer after fixing these?
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If you sell B2B software, you've heard it: "you need to show up in ChatGPT."
And the fix going around is to write more blog posts.
But for a lot of companies, that's not the real problem.
The real problem: ChatGPT can't read their website.
The site looks fine to you.
But some websites only show their words after the page loads in a browser.
ChatGPT doesn't wait for that. It sees an almost empty page.
I found a B2B AI company whose homepage has about 1,500 words in a browser.
Turn JavaScript off, and the page is completely blank.
AI tools get the title and a one-line description. That's it.
It's built with a tool that can do this right. It just isn't set up that way.
And buyers are using it.
In one survey of 1,169 business buyers, nearly 3 in 10 said they now start with AI tools more often than Google.
Here's the fix 👇
#1 - Test it. Open your homepage, right-click, "View page source", and search for your headline. If it's not there, ChatGPT can't see it either.
#2 - If it's missing, rebuild the marketing pages so the words are in the page from the start.
#3 - Get other sites talking about you. Reviews, lists, Reddit, LinkedIn. AI answers lean on them a lot.
Bottom line: more blog posts won't help if ChatGPT can't read your homepage.
We build websites ChatGPT can actually read.
Reply with your link and I'll tell you what it sees.
