Customers now ask ChatGPT, Google AI, Bing Copilot, and Claude “who should I call?” — and go with the names those tools give them. Neon Results checks whether you’re one of those names, shows you why or why not, and fixes what’s in your control. Any trade, any local business. Launching in Las Vegas.
No placement guarantees — ever. Anyone who guarantees AI placement isn’t telling you the truth.
What a report covers, at a glance
Illustration of what an audit report contains. Every audit is run fresh for your business, with dated results you can re-check yourself.
Six areas decide whether AI tools can find you, understand you, and trust what they read about you. The audit works through all six and puts the fixes in priority order.
Your name, address, phone, and hours, compared across Google, Yelp, the BBB, Angi, Apple Maps, Bing, and your own site. When the facts disagree, AI tools have less reason to trust any of them.
Your primary category tells the platforms what you do. Filed under the wrong one, you get shown to the wrong customers — or not shown at all.
The questions a customer would actually ask, put to the major AI tools, with every answer recorded and dated.
AI tools pull from your site. Pages that answer the money questions — services, prices, areas, hours — give them something accurate to say.
Reviews are part of what AI draws on when it describes your business, and what customers read before they call.
Directories, trade associations, suppliers, and local publications feed the answers too. Wrong facts there undercut the right facts everywhere else.
When someone asks an AI tool for a recommendation, it builds the answer from what it can read about you. There is no secret list and no paid placement — the tools work from your public footprint:
A review describing the job and the town, backed by a service page with clear hours and coverage, gives the answer something specific and accurate to say. Contradictions — three phone numbers, two addresses, hours that disagree — give it a reason to name a competitor whose facts are clean. That gap is fixable, and fixing it is the work.
Three steps. You can stop after any of them — the audit and its fix list are yours to keep either way.
Tell us your business and where you work. We run the fixed question set across the AI tools, check every version of your facts in circulation, and deliver a written report in 3–5 days — with a short walkthrough call if you want one.
Every fix in priority order, with the reason behind it, and the gap between you and the businesses getting named instead. Follow the plan yourself, or hand it to us.
The Foundations Sprint does the fix work for you. After that, optional monthly monitoring re-runs the same questions so you can watch whether your mentions move — measured, never promised.
AI answers vary from run to run and person to person. Honest measurement allows for that instead of pretending it away.
We won’t promise those either. What we do is show you what the tools say today, fix what’s in your control, and re-check on a schedule so the results are visible.
Straightforward, on purpose. The audit is a fixed price, the fix is a fixed scope quoted after your audit, and monitoring is optional and month-to-month.
We ask the questions your customers ask — “best [trade] in Las Vegas,” “who should I call for [service]” — across ChatGPT, Google AI Overview, Bing Copilot, and Claude, and record who gets named. Then we check every version of your business facts (phone, address, hours, categories) across the web and hand you a prioritized fix list.
Any trade and any local business — HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, garage door, landscaping, and every other shop a customer might ask an AI about. We’re launching in Las Vegas and work remotely from there.
No — and nobody honestly can. AI answers change from run to run. What we can do is fix the things within your control that the tools read, and measure the results on a schedule so you can see whether they move.
Yes. The audit lists each fix in priority order and explains why it matters, and it’s yours to keep. The Sprint exists for owners who’d rather hand the work over.
Because re-measuring an unfixed listing just documents the same problem every month. Once your identity is consistent, monthly re-runs show real movement worth tracking.
It helps — the AI tools check your site against your profiles. If you don’t have one, the audit says what your profiles can do on their own, and the Sprint can build the pages that matter most.
The audit and Sprint are one-time, fixed-scope work. Monitoring is month-to-month and can be cancelled any time.
Neon Results is new and taking on its first Las Vegas clients. Start with the audit — $197, credited in full toward the fix.
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