When someone asks AI who to call, your business should be part of the answer. We help South Bay businesses get found, understood, and chosen.
Someone asks an AI: “Who’s the best plumber near me?”
Visibility that drives real business
When customers ask AI who to call, it names a few businesses and leaves the rest out. The free audit shows where you stand on all five.
Let’s audit your businessChatGPT
best plumber near me
Here are a few plumbers people recommend in the Bay Area:
Example, made-up names
Your business Not named
Three things decide whether a business is named when people search or ask AI. We work on all three, in that order.
Show up when people search for what you do, on Google and in AI answers.
We start with the basics that decide it: a complete Google Business Profile, listings that agree on your name, hours, and phone, and pages that search engines and AI can actually read.
AI repeats what it can check. Your site should say plainly what you do, where, and for whom.
That means a clear page for each service and each place you work, behind-the-scenes labels that tell Google exactly who you are, and the same facts everywhere they appear.
When someone compares options, the reasons should point to you.
We design and build websites that load fast and make booking easy, help you collect reviews that describe the real work, and make you look like the business you already are.
The Second Dove principle
We don’t ask you to take our word for it. We show you where you stand, what needs fixing, and what changes.
Real result · one client
After a month with us, AI named this business in 36 answers instead of 11, out of the same 189.
Asked on Sep 10 and again on Oct 12, 2026: the same customer questions, on three of the five AIs we check (ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity). That is 6% of answers before and 19% after.
One local service business on the SF Peninsula; its name and industry are withheld. Your results will differ.
Our audit covers ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity. This check uses three of them.
36of 189 answers named the businessOct 12, 2026
ChatGPT 17 of 63
Gemini 16 of 63
Perplexity 3 of 63
How it works
Three steps. You see what we find, what we change, and what moved.
Let’s audit your businessWe ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity the questions your customers ask, and record whether you are named, who is named instead, and where you rank.
You get A score for each of the five, the competitors named ahead of you, and the fixes in order.
We work the ranked fixes on how your business is presented to search engines and AI assistants: on your own website, on your Google Business Profile, and on the other places they read.
You get Exactly what we change, and why.
Once the first fixes ship, we run the same audit again, on the same questions.
You get A before and after: what moved, on which surface, and what did not.
TWO WAYS TO START
Free either way, and no commitment. Pick whichever is easier for you.
Skip to the printed auditNo pitch. You leave knowing where AI names your business today.
15 minutes · Phone or video · Pacific time
Open times
I measure your business on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity, then walk the report to your front desk.
Yours to keep, whether or not you hire me. No logins, no private records. We focus on the Bay Area. Outside it? Request anyway and Jonah will reach out.
A made-up example, not a result.
One question, asked of five AI assistants: “Who is the best plumber in San Jose?”
On a call you see your own business’s real answers.
Want neither? Call or text (669) 238-9816.
Selected work
When the site itself is what holds you back, we design and build it too. Newest first: 2 live sites and 5 concepts for fictional brands, each one labelled.
Live client site ryahinthecut.com
Bold red, big type and online booking for a double-licensed barber and cosmetologist in Morgan Hill.
Visit the site: Ryah in the Cut, live client site (opens in a new tab)
Concept, fictional brand dos-de-tres-concept.pages.dev
A bilingual lucha libre school site printed like a two-ink fight poster, with the hero match playing through the print.
Open the concept: Dos de Tres, concept, fictional brand (opens in a new tab)
Concept, fictional brand ruiz-bros-concept.pages.dev
A lowrider shop site where five show cars hop on lit pillars and a white ’62 climbs tuck-and-roll steps as you scroll.
Open the concept: Ruiz Bros. Hydraulics, concept, fictional brand (opens in a new tab)
Concept, fictional brand corbel-builders-concept.pages.dev
A builder’s site where a backyard cottage goes up as you scroll, then a quote form that takes three taps.
Open the concept: Corbel Builders, concept, fictional brand (opens in a new tab)
Concept, fictional brand westlight-concept.pages.dev
A barbershop site where booking starts on the first screen: shop, service, price, one button.
Open the concept: Westlight Barber Club, concept, fictional brand (opens in a new tab)
Concept, fictional brand cypress-hour-concept.pages.dev
A medspa homepage with a looping hero film, a stacked treatment deck and photo panels that open on hover.
Open the concept: Cypress Hour, concept, fictional brand (opens in a new tab)
Live site officialtaps.com
A black, glossy product site for tap-to-review cards, with a live demo of the screen a customer sees after a tap.
Visit the site: Official Taps, live site (opens in a new tab)
Why Second Dove
The dove’s second flight came back with an olive leaf: proof that land was there. We show the proof first. Let’s find out who AI names for your business today.
Free. No commitment.
Second Dove