When a client asks anassistant for someone like you,what does it say?
A prospective client no longer opens a search engine and scrolls. She asks an assistant for a good employment lawyer in her city, a clinic that does this treatment, an advisor who works with founders. She reads three names and contacts one.
The brief
Business
Employment law, solo practice
Task
Client intake summary
Tone
Precise, warm, no jargon
The deliverable
Intake summary Ms. Or, 12 March
Matter: unfair dismissal, 4 years' service
Position: strong on process, weak on record
Next: request personnel file, draft letter
Estimated exposure: two months' salary
Referrals you never hear about, going to a competitor whose information is simply easier for an assistant to read and repeat.
This is not a small channel any more, and it is invisible from the inside. You cannot fix what you have not been shown.
A documented report ofhow your business appearsacross the major assistants.
We ask the major assistants the questions your clients actually ask for services like yours, in your area, at your level and record what comes back, verbatim.
You receive the answers, who is named instead of you, which of your details are wrong or missing, and the specific reasons you are absent where you should be present.
An aesthetic clinic that wasinvisible for its main treatment.
A composite example, drawn from how these systems are used in practice.
Before
Before: the owner ranked well on conventional search and assumed that was enough. Assistants recommending clinics for her signature treatment named four competitors and not her.
The change
The audit showed why: her treatment pages described the brand, not the procedure, and her practitioner credentials existed nowhere machine-readable.
After
After the fixes, she appeared in assistant recommendations for that treatment within six weeks, and now tracks it monthly rather than guessing.
What it returns.
The audit is €190. One new client from this channel, at almost any professional rate, returns it several times over.
The fixes are yours to keep and mostly one-off corrected pages and published details keep working after they are done.
Skip ahead.
A documented report of how your business appears across the major assistants.
The verbatim answers from the major assistants to your clients' real questions
Which competitors are named in your place, and why
Every incorrect or missing detail about your business
A written list of gaps, each with its specific fix
Priority order what to change first for the largest effect
Optional monthly monitoring at €49, showing what changed
Questions, answered.
No. The report is written in plain language, and each fix says what to publish and where. Most are content changes you or your web person can make in an afternoon.
The questions are built from your services and your market, not a template. Narrow specialisms usually reveal the clearest gaps.
A documented report, delivered after you complete a short intake form about your business, services, key client questions and competitors.
Yes, either at checkout or afterwards from your account. It is €49 a month and cancels at any time.
Your intake answers are used to run the audit and kept with your order. They are never published or shared.
No, and anyone promising that is guessing. The audit shows the truth of where you stand and the changes most likely to alter it.
€190
One payment. Optional monthly monitoring at €49, added at checkout.
Refundable in full before the report is started. After payment you complete a short intake form so the audit reflects your business.
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