Industries
AI visibility, by what your buyers ask
The method is the same everywhere: ask the questions buyers ask, repeat them, read the sources behind the answers. What changes by sector is which questions matter commercially and which sources decide them — and those two things decide where the work goes.
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Clinics and healthcare
Patients ask symptom-first and price-second, and assistants are visibly careful with health questions. Which sources they lean on instead is the whole game.
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Law firms
Nobody asks for a solicitor in general — they ask about a situation. The firms named are the ones described by practice area on sources outside their own site.
What a sector changes
Three things change, one does not
- Which questions carry money. For a clinic it is availability and price; for a law firm it is the matter type; for a restaurant it is the occasion. The question set is written per sector, and it decides everything downstream.
- Which sources answer them. Legal directories matter in one sector and do not exist in another. The citation list from the first measurement tells you, rather than a template telling you.
- How cautious the assistants are. Health, legal and financial topics get hedged answers that name nobody. That ceiling is real, it is measurable, and it is better known before a budget than after one.
- What does not change: the method. Same questions repeated, same answers kept verbatim, same reporting per assistant, published in full on how it works.
Not listed
Most of our work is for businesses with no sector page here — trades, agencies, B2B services, anything with a shortlist at the end of the question. The general version is local business, and the service itself is described on AI search optimization services. If you want to know whether your category is one assistants answer at all, the free check answers that in about thirty minutes.
Find out what your market is told
Whatever the sector, the first step is the same: ask the questions your buyers ask and see who gets named. The free check does that for one business and emails you the answers, usually within thirty minutes.