Monthly AI Relevance Report
Northside Plumbing
local-services · Austin · generated August 13, 2026
Building score · mentioned in 23 of 36 AI answers
▲ +7 vs last monthScore by platform
What this means: ChatGPT and Gemini mention you regularly, but Claude rarely does. Your fix-it plan below focuses on the changes most likely to win mentions everywhere.
This month's fix-it plan
6 tips · ranked by AI-visibility impactFix these first
- 1
Add LocalBusiness structured data to your site. Schema.org markup tells AI assistants exactly who you are, what you do, and where you are — businesses with it are far easier for AI to name confidently.
No schema.org LocalBusiness/Organization markup found on any of the 5 crawled pages.
- 2
Put your phone number on the homepage. When an AI wants to recommend someone who's easy to contact, a visible phone number on the main page is a strong signal — and a customer can call you the moment they read the answer.
Phone number found on the contact page but not on the homepage.
Important
- 3
Expand your homepage with real detail: services you offer, neighborhoods you cover, how fast you respond. AI answers quote the pages they can learn the most from.
Homepage has 214 words — well under the 300-word threshold for a substantive homepage.
- 4
Write a clear meta description for the homepage (140–160 characters) that names your service and area — e.g. “Austin's trusted 24/7 plumbing repair and installation.”
Homepage has no meta description tag.
Worth doing
- 5
Add an FAQ page answering the questions customers actually ask — “How much does a water heater cost?”, “Do you offer emergency service?” AIs pull answers from pages that directly answer common questions.
No FAQ page or FAQ-style content found.
- 6
Add descriptive alt text to your images (“plumber fixing a kitchen sink in Austin”). Alt text gives AI another plain-language description of what you do.
4 of 9 homepage images are missing alt text.
This is a sample report for illustration only — your scores, mentions, and tips will differ.