Industries
AI visibility by industry.
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Cafés and coffee shops
Oat milk, wifi, open at eight on Sunday: what a café's own pages should state, so an answer has it to give.
Car dealerships
The buyer asks which dealer has the car. If your inventory exists only inside a widget, the assistant names the dealer whose vehicle pages it could read.
Carpenters and joiners
The piece, the wood, the wait, the price, the town and the workshop visit: where a workshop's site states each fact, and what our crawl found.
Cleaning companies
Nightly, after six, insured, in the right towns: the scope an answer can repeat only where a cleaning company's own pages state it.
Community pharmacies
Open tonight, on the holiday, for a transfer or a delivery: the hours and terms a pharmacy's pages state, day by day.
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Insurance brokers and agents
Commercial auto, an older house, a contractor's first policy: the lines, licenses and claims help a broker's pages must state.
IT service providers
The buyer's question names the seats, the response time and the stack; an answer can repeat those terms about you only where a page states them.
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Landscaping and lawn care
A homeowner asks who mows, cleans up and builds patios nearby. The assistant names the companies whose sites say so in text, not in photos.
Law firms
A matter, a county and a fee basis: the three parts of a buyer's question your firm's pages have to answer.
Logistics providers
Lane, cargo, cut-off and certification: the facts a logistics provider's own pages have to state, and where each one goes.
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Management consulting
The operator types the problem; the assistant names the firms whose pages name it in the same words. Niche, people and engagement, in text.
Marketing agencies
An agency that sells visibility is judged on its own: services, industries, engagement model and team, stated where an assistant can read them.
Mechanical engineering
Envelope, tolerance, material, volume: the figures a technical buyer types, and the pages that have to state them in units, with dates.
Medical practices
A patient asks an assistant for a doctor nearby who takes their plan. What your practice's pages state is the part of that answer you control.
Moving companies
A route, a date, a price basis and the cover: what an answer can repeat about a mover only where its own pages state it.
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Painting contractors
Inside or out, the surface, the prep, the paint line, the price basis: an answer can repeat each only where a page states it, so state it on yours.
Photographers
A couple asks an assistant for a photographer free on their date. It can repeat only what your pages say in words.
Physiotherapy
A patient in pain asks an assistant which physio can see them without a referral. What your pages state is the part of that answer you control.
Plumbing and heating
The 2 a.m. call goes to the plumber the assistant could read: one number, real hours, a price range and the license in text.
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Real estate agents
The seller asks who knows their street. Real estate led our no-schema table across forty trades, and an agent's pages rarely agree with the brokerage's.
Recruiting and staffing
The hiring manager asks who places the role; the candidate asks whether you are real and who pays. One site has to answer both, in text.
Restaurants
The guest asks for somewhere quiet, gluten-free and open tonight. The assistant answers from your menu and hours, if it can read the one and trust the other.
Retail stores
Brands carried, a way to check stock, hours, fittings and pickup: facts an answer can give about your store only where a page states them.
Roofing contractors
After the hail, the homeowner asks an assistant which roofer to trust. It names the ones whose sites state a claims process, a price range and reviews as text.