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aiv-mini-auditlisted

Free mini AI-visibility check for your own business. Asks you five questions, writes about ten queries in the words your buyers actually use, runs them through web search (or hands them to you to paste into ChatGPT and Perplexity yourself), then reports whether you got named, who got named instead, and the first things to fix. Use on "am I visible in AI search", "run the mini audit", "check my business in ChatGPT", "does AI recommend my business", "do AI assistants know my business exists", "why does AI recommend my competitors", "/aiv-mini-audit".
autojate/aiv-mini-audit · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill autojate/aiv-mini-audit
# Mini AI Visibility Audit When someone asks ChatGPT "who's the best HVAC company near me," it names a few businesses. If yours isn't one of them, you never find out. You don't see the lead. You don't see the customer. An AI just sent them somewhere else. This skill checks that, roughly, for free, on one business. It is a taste test, not a full audit. Say that out loud in the output. ## The mechanism (use it, it shapes the whole read) An AI names a business when three things are true. It can **find** you, it has a reason to **trust** you, and it can **match** you to the exact question the buyer asked. Miss one and you're invisible. Every fix in the report below maps to one of those three. ## Step 1: ask once Ask all of this in a single block, then wait. Do not interview one question at a time. ``` 1. Business name 2. What you do, in the words a customer would use (not your industry's words) 3. City or area you actually serve 4. Your top 3 services 5. Anything that narrows who you're right for (open weekends, a language you speak, financing, emergency work, a niche you own). Optional, skip it if nothing fits. ``` Work with whatever they give you. Do not stall on the optional field. ## Step 2: write about ten queries Build 8 to 12 queries from their answers. Rules: - Write them the way a **buyer** types, not the way the industry talks. "Who can fix a leak in my ceiling tonight," not "emergency plumbing services provider." That gap is the whole game, and most owner