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This scans your website— the technical signals Google & AI read on your site. Your Google Business Profile is a separate listing (it can already be perfect); we check + manage that once you connect Google.
# Local SEO Audit Summary for Ken's Artisan Here's what I found: Your business is showing up locally, but you're leaving customers on the table — only about half of the key things Google looks for are working in your favor right now. The good news is that some straightforward fixes will help you show up more often when the right people are searching for what you offer. **Three quick wins to get more visibility:** 1. **Write a short, punchy description for your Google listing** — think of it like an ad headline, not a placeholder. Tell people exactly what you do and why they should pick you instead of scrolling past. 2. **Flesh out your website pages** — especially your services and location details. Thin pages don't rank locally; Google needs real information to understand and recommend your business to nearby customers. 3. **Add a real face to your business.** Create an About or Team page that introduces yourself (or your team) by name, showing your experience and story. Google's newer updates reward this kind of authenticity, and it's what modern search engines trust when deciding who to recommend to customers. These three changes will signal to Google that you're a real, trustworthy local business — and that means more visibility when people in your area are ready to buy.
Your biggest gap
When customers ask AI for the best near them, it names Ken's Artisan Bakery, not you. We fix the signals that get you into that answer.
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When customers ask AI
When people ask AI for the best in your area, it points them to:
Here's what I found — when we checked what AI assistants recommend for your type of business, yours didn't show up in their answers. Instead, they pointed people toward Ken's Artisan Bakery, Ken's Artisan Pizza, and Life of Pie Pizza. This is an early warning sign that AI assistants aren't trained to know about your business yet, which means right now customers asking these tools are getting sent to your competitors instead of you. The good news? This is fixable — let's get your business showing up in AI answers so you stop losing customers to recommendations you're not part of.
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Your biggest gap
When customers ask AI for the best near them, it names Ken's Artisan Bakery, not you. We fix the signals that get you into that answer.
Leave your email and a specialist will reach out with a plan to fix it, so AI and Google can find and recommend you. We improve your odds; we never guarantee a result.
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Secure connection (HTTPS) · Working
Your site loads securely with HTTPS.
Page title · Needs a tweak
Your title is short (17 chars) — add your service + city.
Search description · Hurting you
No meta description — your search snippet is left to chance.
Main headline · Working
You have exactly one clear headline.
Mobile-friendly · Working
Your site is set up to look right on phones.
Structured data · Working
Google can read structured data on your page.
Canonical tag · Working
You have a canonical tag so Google knows the main version of your page.
Social sharing preview · Working
Your links will show a nice preview when shared.
Content depth · Hurting you
We could barely read any text (32 words) — Google needs more to rank you.
Page structure (subheadings) · Hurting you
No subheadings (H2s) — Google can't tell your services apart on one wall of text.
Links to your other pages · Working
You link out to your other pages (4 internal links) so people can explore.
Page language set · Working
Your page declares its language so Google serves it to the right searchers.
Site icon (favicon) · Working
You have a site icon so your tabs and listings look polished.
Best-of list placement (what AI cites) · Needs a tweak
We searched for best-of and top-10 lists naming you ("Ken" (best OR top)) and didn't find any in the pages we could check. Getting onto one credible local list is among the strongest 2026 levers for being named by AI — it improves your odds; we never guarantee.
First-hand experience & author trust · Hurting you
Nothing on the page shows real first-hand experience or who's behind the business. Add a named owner/author bio and an About page, the trust signal Google's 2026 updates and AI assistants weight heavily.
Content freshness · Needs a tweak
No visible 'last updated' date. Adding and genuinely maintaining update dates on your key pages helps, since refreshed pages earn far more than net-new ones and AI favors recently-updated sources.
Video on your pages · Needs a tweak
No video on your pages. A short embedded YouTube clip is worth adding, since YouTube is the #1 source AI answers cite and on-page video raises conversions.
Sitemap for crawlers · Working
You have a sitemap, so search engines and AI crawlers get a map of every page on your site.
Bing presence (what ChatGPT reads) · Needs a tweak
No Bing listing found on your page. ChatGPT and Copilot read Bing (not Google), so claiming your free Bing Places listing improves your odds of being named by them.
AI answer-ready (AEO) · Hurting you
No FAQ or question-and-answer content — AI assistants have nothing clean to quote when a customer asks about you.
AI entity clarity (AEO) · Hurting you
No clear business identity for AI — without Organization data + linked profiles, assistants can't confirm it's you and name a competitor instead.
Wikidata entity (what AI trusts) · Working
AI can confirm who you are from Wikidata ("Kenya"), the open knowledge base assistants trust for entity facts. That is a strong signal for being named.
AI can read your site (AEO)
Local business markup (on your site) · Hurting you
Your site is missing LocalBusiness structured data — the on-site code that confirms your name, services, and area to Google + AI (separate from your Google listing).
Contact info (phone & address) · Hurting you
No phone or address found — locals can't call or find you.
Google Business Profile link · Needs a tweak
No link to your Google Business Profile — connect it to send signals to the map pack.
Directory presence (what AI reads) · Needs a tweak
You reference one directory (facebook). Claim and link a few more of the key ones AI reads (Yelp, Facebook, Apple Maps, the BBB) to improve your odds of being named.
Image descriptions · Working
100% of your images are described for Google (1/1).
Accessible forms (a11y) · Working
No form fields to label — nothing to fix here.
Descriptive links (a11y) · Working
Your link text is descriptive — good for screen readers and for SEO anchor signals.
Labeled icons & buttons (a11y) · Working
Your links and buttons all have text or labels a screen reader can announce.
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AI assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI) are allowed to read and cite your site.
Content visible without JavaScript (AEO) · Working
Your key content is in the page HTML itself, so AI assistants and search engines can read it without running your code.
Local keyword in title · Needs a tweak
Your title doesn't clearly mention your city or service — adding it helps locals find you.