More homeowners now ask ChatGPT-style assistants "who's the best plumber near me?" instead of scrolling Google. Those tools read your website a certain way. Most small-shop sites aren't set up for it, so the answer names the big shops with thousands of reviews.
Ron asks OpenAI's search model who the best shop for your trade in your city is, and sends you the full answer: who it named, and what it cited.
Ron writes the code AI tools and search engines read about a local business:
Ron installs it if you share access (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy), or sends copy-and-paste steps your web person can follow in 10 minutes. Two weeks later, Ron asks again and sends you the before and after.
No. Nobody can promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Reviews and how long you've been around matter too. This fixes the part that's on your own website, which is the part you control.
Tell Ron within 14 days and you get a full refund.
It's the model OpenAI sells to developers with web search turned on. ChatGPT runs on related models, but answers can differ, so Ron reports exactly what was asked and of which model.
Then this isn't the right fit. Ron builds complete sites for local service businesses: see how that works.
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