Speak Local shows you what other tools don’t: whether AI can read your site at all, and whether it says your name when your customers ask who to call.
Generative engine optimization: getting your business named in AI answers. It starts with access (whether GPTBot and ClaudeBot can fetch your pages), runs through entity clarity (whether AI knows exactly who you are), and ends in citations: how often ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini recommend you when your market asks.
Assistants return one or two names where a search page shows ten links. Those few names win most of the work, and almost nobody knows whether they’re among them.
Firewalls, bot protection and CDN rules silently drop AI crawlers every day. The business owner never sees it. AI has nothing to read, so it recommends someone it can read.
AI answers are regenerated constantly, so a citation you hold today can be gone next week. Monitoring tells you when that happens, before your sales numbers do.
Every scan measures and scores these, sorts them by priority, and re-checks them on schedule. See the full platform for how the pillars combine.
You get the full text, with your name marked inside it, every rival marked beside it, and the raw version one click below so you can check the rendering changed nothing.
For roof replacement in Lexington, a few local companies come up consistently. Summit Roofing1 is frequently recommended for storm damage work and carries strong reviews across Google and BBB. Apex Exteriors2 is another established option, particularly for metal roofing. Homeowners also mention Bluegrass Home Co., though I don’t have details on their current service area.
Raw text and the model id that answered sit one click below in the app.
The board reports the state held by two of the last three checks, so a one-week blip never shows up as a change. No assistant offers a seed that pins the index it searched, so this is one real check on one date, not a reproducible benchmark.
Audit, score, fix and monitor how you show up in Google and in AI answers.