Am I Invisible? Step 1 of 12 - Your Details 8% It's the worst feeling to be building a business and feel like the market doesn't see you or hear you. There was a time you could just be in the phone book. Then you needed a website. Then you needed to be found on Google. Then social... ...Each time, the firms that adapted early got found and the ones that waited got harder to find. The ones that didn't act at all disappeared. Now AI is threatening to further filter who finds your firm. This quick and easy 10-question diagnostic reveals what may be blocking you in your local market. Upon completion you'll receive an instant general grade. Our team will then review your market presence in more detail and give you a deeper analysis within 2-3 business days. We deliver that more detailed analysis in a complimentary live review. We'll walk you through your report in detail, zero cost, zero pitch, zero pressure. Before we begin: We're asking for your first name and email now, not at the end. This is intentional.Every other tool like this hooks you into completing a survey and then demands your email to reveal your score. We think that's manipulative. So we're asking upfront. In exchange we commit to two things: we'll email you your preliminary results and analysis, and we'll periodically share genuinely useful insights about what's happening in your market. That's it. First Name(Required)Business Email(Required) WebsiteOnly if your website is on a different domain than your email address.Firm Type(Required)Select oneInsurance agencyAccounting or bookkeeping firmFinancial planning, advisory, wealth management firmBusiness ZIP Code(Required)We use this to identify the firms competing with you in your immediate area. What kind of content is on your website right now?(Required)How your content is built decides whether AI tools cite your firm or skip past it. Mostly template content supplied by a vendor A few original posts, but nothing regular Regular blog posts written in-house or by a freelancer Long, in-depth articles (1,800+ words) built for local search and AI citation I honestly haven't looked closely at what's there Has your firm ever shown up as a source inside an AI answer?(Required)AI tools are now where prospects form their first impression of who the local expert is. I'm not sure what that means No, I don't think so Maybe — I've never actually checked Yes, we're cited regularly How closely is your content tied to your local market?(Required)Local signals decide whether search and AI treat you as the local authority or just another listing. We name our city in the header and on the contact page We have a few pages for specific locations Our content mentions local context, but isn't built around it Every page is built around our market, with local schema and structure I'm not sure how our content handles this Who owns the content on your website?(Required)Owned content keeps working for years. Rented content disappears the moment you stop paying. Our vendor — we'd lose it if we left I'm honestly not sure how our agreement works We own it, but a generic service wrote it We own all of it permanently, no matter who wrote it How often does your firm publish new, original content?(Required)Steady publishing builds authority that compounds. Occasional publishing builds nothing. Rarely or never A few times a year, when we find time Monthly, but usually short or generic Several times a month — in-depth and specific to our market Has your content ever pushed a competitor out of a top local result?(Required)Pushing competitors off the page is measurable — and it holds. No, and I wouldn't know how to check I look at Google sometimes, but don't track positions I track rankings, but haven't moved past competitors Yes, and we can point to where it happened Is your content built to meet Google's standards for financial topics?(Required)Google holds money topics — what it calls YMYL, "Your Money or Your Life" — to a higher bar. Generic content reads as low trust. I haven't heard of those standards We're careful, but there's no set process Compliance reviews it, but it wasn't built that way from the start Every page is built to those standards, compliance-ready from day one How deeply does your site cover your main subjects?(Required)AI decides who to cite based on depth of coverage, not keywords. The basics — services and contact details Some educational content, but fairly surface-level We cover most topics, but not deeply enough to be the go-to source We cover our subjects thoroughly, in a planned set of connected articles I don't know how our coverage compares Could a competitor near you buy the same content strategy?(Required)A strategy anyone can buy protects no one — including you. Yes — most firms here use the same vendor content Ours is original, but easy enough to copy It's original, but not locked to our area No — our market is locked and closed to local competitors If you stopped marketing today, what would your firm keep?(Required)Three things are usually rented, not owned — the site design itself, the blog content on it, and the separate SEO you pay for. Losing all three is a different outcome from losing one. Nothing — the design, the content, and the SEO all belong to someone else Our domain name — we'd be rebuilding everything else from scratch The site design, but the content and the SEO work would stop The design, the content, and the SEO built into it — all permanently ours I'm not sure what would actually remain Where does your firm stand on growth right now?(Required)Growth means different things to different people. For some it's a bad word because they are ready to retire. For others because they keep spending but not getting the results they want. We're not looking to grow right now We want to grow, but don't know where to start We want to grow, and we're actively investing in it We're already investing, but the results aren't there
