Other people's numbers, with sources

We have no numbers of our own yet. This is what this work has produced elsewhere.

We are new, so we show no invented cases. Below are published results from neighbourhood businesses — dental practices and a plumber — each with a link to its source. We use the same kind of tools and the same method — but these are their numbers, not ours, and we promise you none of them.

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Dental practice · Mission, Texas (VS)

From average map position 17.6 to 4.8 in 30 days, then number 1 in ChatGPT

  • Started in the top 3 at just 1 of 22 measured points for "cosmetic dentist Mission TX"
  • Average map position from 17.6 to 4.8 in 30 days
  • In ChatGPT's top 10 after 60 days, then at number 1

This is almost exactly our setup: listings in order, details in the code, one version of the name and phone number, pages as questions and answers. Different city, same actions.

Published by Pleiades Consultancy · source · read the summary

Dental practice · Mansfield, Brisbane (Australië)

On page 1 within a month for the searches patients come from

  • Page 1 of Google for terms like "dentist Mansfield" and "emergency dental"
  • A clear rise in impressions and clicks after the new pages went live
  • Getting named in AI answers for the first time, where the practice had been invisible

A practice that had existed for forty years and still was not found. That is the situation of almost every neighbourhood business we speak to.

Published by Ancore Partners (juli 2026) · source · read the summary

Plumber · Lafayette, Louisiana (VS)

16.3% more calls and 35.4% more direction requests from the Google profile

  • 50 direct calls in one month, 16.3% more than the year before
  • 35.4% more direction requests and 24.1% more profile interactions
  • Top 3 on the map at 34.6% of measured points, against 19.8% sixty days earlier

A well-known brand name did not help here: the profile itself did the work. The same applies to you, and calls are the only number that counts.

Published by Map Ranking (mei 2026) · source · read the summary

Dental practice · Verenigde Staten

Score for visibility in AI answers from 49 to 78 in 90 days

  • Score for visibility in AI answers from 49 to 78
  • Better positions in ordinary search over the same period
  • Quoted as a source more often by AI assistants

The practice already had a tidy website. What was missing was text that can answer a question — exactly what the four articles a month do.

Published by serp.fyi (juli 2026) · source · read the summary

The research we rely on

45%
of consumers now use AI tools to get a local business recommended — a year earlier it was 6%. BrightLocal (2026)
8%
of 50 surveyed neighbourhood businesses in San Diego — restaurants, clinics, plumbers, salons — appeared in AI answers to local recommendation questions. All of them were already listed on Google, Yelp and Bing. Ezoma / Local Data Exchange (2025)
40%
of consumers actively use generative AI while searching; 84% looked for a local business online in the past three months. BrightLocal (2025)
73%
of local searches start on a phone, and people using AI usually still verify the answer in Google. BrightLocal (2026)

What we do promise you

The work in seven days, a before-and-after measurement with screenshots, and your money back if the day-7 walkthrough disappoints you. No rankings, no date on which ChatGPT names you, no customer numbers.