Hey friends,

If a buyer asks AI who to hire in your category, do you know which companies it recommends?

Before you decide what to change on your site, it helps to see the answers buyers could be getting.

We built a free AI Visibility Report at Single Grain to give you a starting point. Enter your website and it checks ChatGPT, Google AI Overview and Google AI Mode.

It checks 9 AI answers to buyer questions to show who gets recommended, then runs 15 checks on your homepage from a first-time visitor’s perspective.

How I’d use the report

Start with the recommendations. Look for your company and the competitors your buyers actually consider.

If another company shows up and you don’t, you have a specific gap to investigate instead of a vague goal to “do more AEO.”

Pay attention to the question, too. An answer about your category is useful ONLY if it relates to what you sell and where you sell it.

A mention in an irrelevant answer won’t tell you much.

Then review your homepage. Can a new visitor quickly understand who you help, what you do and why they should trust you?

Use the homepage review to choose one improvement you can make, rather than turning the score into a long list of projects.

Treat the results as a starting snapshot. 9 answers won’t cover every way a buyer could ask about your business, and being mentioned doesn’t tell you whether that visibility produces qualified leads.

Happy reporting,

Eric Siu

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