Make your business facts easy to find.
Give visitors and search systems a clear account of what your business does. This builder turns the public facts you supply into drafts you can review and publish.
- Enter your name, services, area, and contact details once.
- Get an About block, buyer questions, and a structured-data draft for your site.
- Review the facts on your website and relevant listings, then rerun the visibility check.
Everything is generated in this tab from what you type. Use public business information only. Check every claim before you copy or publish it.
About block
Review this for accuracy, then publish it as readable text on your About or home page. The facts should be consistent; the wording can fit each audience.
Three questions buyers ask
Answer real buyer questions plainly. Check the answers and replace any bracketed contact placeholder before publishing.
Structured data for your website
This is a general Organization draft, not a validation result. Ask your site maintainer to choose the appropriate type, check it against visible page content, and validate it before adding it to your page. Free-text hours and credentials are kept out of the markup.
Optional llms.txt experiment
An optional plain-text summary for systems that choose to use it. It is not a universal indexing requirement or a proven ranking improvement. Google says these files are unnecessary for its AI search features. Keep public pages and your sitemap as the priority.
Where to check your business information
Check relevant profiles and listings for accurate facts. Eligibility differs by service, and consistent information does not require identical wording.
Want a second pair of eyes on it? Ask Nathan for a visibility review.
Accurate public information is useful source material, but it does not guarantee indexing, rankings, citations, or correct AI answers. Start with accessible pages and useful content. Read Google’s guidance for AI search features.