AI visibility · Dimension 14

Being described the same way everywhere

If three sites describe your business three different ways, software can't tell they're all you.

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#14 · CONSISTENT DESCRIPTION

Why it costs you work

Search engines and AI tools have to decide that all these mentions are one business. Conflicting descriptions split your reputation across several half-versions of you.


What Kerby looks at

How you're described across the sites that mention you
Conflicting trading names or service lists
Which version search engines seem to believe

What does this mean for your trade?

The benchmark for “enough” is different for a roofer than a salon. Pick yours.

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