What would this look like for a business like yours?
Four composite scenarios: real estate, legal, accounting and financial advice. Each one shows how we would measure AI answers and do the work. None of them is a client, and none of the figures are results.
An approach for different kinds of service businesses
The paid work is the same ladder everywhere (AI Visibility Audit, then Sprint, then a month-to-month Retainer), shaped to the questions people ask in that industry, and to its advertising rules.
Illustrative exampleReal estate
When a seller asks AI who to list with, what would we do?
A multi-office agency wants suburb, agent and office reads for the questions sellers and landlords ask.
Illustrative exampleLegal
When someone asks AI for a family lawyer, what would we do?
A three-partner family-law practice in a regional city wants local questions answered without over-claiming.
Illustrative exampleAccounting
When a small business asks AI for an accountant, what would we do?
An accounting practice wants a clear read on tax and small-business questions in its area.
Illustrative exampleFinancial advice
When someone asks AI about a financial adviser, what would we do?
A licensed advice practice wants educational pages measured, with general-advice warnings kept in place.
Practice area × local area, checked the same way
“Family lawyer” in one area is a different question to “family lawyer” in the next. For law, accounting and financial advice we build a matrix of your services against the areas you serve and check that each cell has a page that answers it. Testing each cell across AI tools is Coming, as part of the Retainer.
- Which services you’re named for, per local area
- Reputation prompts like “Is [Business] reputable?”
- Compliance-aware delivery for regulated professions: you approve every draft
Want this read for your own business?
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