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Can local customers find your business? Here's what to do first.

Answer one question and get your Local Visibility Roadmap right away, with a copy sent to your inbox: where you stand on Google, Maps and AI tools like ChatGPT, plus the three moves that matter most for you.

One question. No cost, no jargon.

I'm Andrea. I've run my own small business for more than twenty years, and I got my own business verified on Google the hard way, so you don't have to.

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Which of these sounds most like you right now?

I'm not sure I'm on Google Maps, or I've never claimed my listing I'm on Google Maps, but customers don't find me when they search Most customers come from Instagram or word of mouth, and I don't have a real website I show up on Google, but not when someone asks ChatGPT

Your Local Visibility Roadmap

YOUR NEXT 3 MOVES

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A copy is on its way to your inbox.

Want me to look at your business? The Local Visibility Snapshot checks your listings, your website and what AI tools say about you, then names the three fixes that matter most.

Why this is worth one question

People used to search, scroll and click. Now more of them ask an AI tool who to hire. In BrightLocal's 2026 consumer survey, AI use for local recommendations rose from 6% to 45% in a year.

Here's the part most owners miss: the listings you may never have claimed are what those tools read. In BrightLocal's 2026 study of 1.9 million citations, Google Business Profiles were the top source AI cited for local businesses, at 28.63%, and ChatGPT cited Yelp in 80% of its local answers.

Most small businesses haven't started. BrightLocal's 2025 survey found only 35% have a Google Business Profile. Claiming yours is free, and it's the first move on most of these roadmaps.

Sources: Local Consumer Review Survey, AI citation study, SMB Marketing Report 2025.

Questions, answered

Yes. Your roadmap costs nothing. I ask for your email so I can send you a copy to come back to.

Less than a minute. One question, then your name and email.

No. One of the four paths is for businesses that run on Instagram and word of mouth.

Google requires in-person contact with customers during your stated hours, so online-only shops don't qualify for a Business Profile. Your website is where to focus.

No. You'll get your roadmap and two short follow-ups over about a week, then my regular notes, which you can leave anytime with one click. I never share or sell your email.

Especially for you. Everything here is in plain language, and every move starts with something you can do from your phone.