DeepCurrent

Getting found

Know exactly where you show up. Not just that you're "on Google."

A score for the site itself, a map that shows which streets you win and which you don't, and a record of what ChatGPT and the other assistants actually say when someone asks for your trade nearby.

No "guaranteed #1." Nobody controls Google that completely — we tell you the real number instead.

The score

One grade for the site itself, measured weekly.

Five things are checked on the same schedule every week. Three of them you fix by editing the site. Two are the outside world's opinion of you, and they take longer to move. A change you make on Tuesday shows up as a number moving, not a guess about whether it helped.

The five, and how they're weighted, are on the SEO page.

Site scoreInvented example

  • Technical healthfixed on the site
  • On-pagefixed on the site
  • Keywordstracked every week
  • Backlinksearned off-site, slowly
  • Contentanswers what customers ask

The map

Which streets you win. Which belong to someone else.

"Ranked well locally" can mean first place two streets away and nowhere on the map ten minutes out. A spread of points around the business is checked, and each one says whether it's you — or a named competitor — showing up there right now.

Searched: "electrician near me"Invented example

  • Two streets overyou
  • Across the riveryou
  • Ten minutes outBrightline Electrical
  • The next townnot on the map

The assistants

What ChatGPT says when nobody's told it who you are.

Every night, the question a real customer would ask gets put to ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini cold, with no hint which business we're hoping to hear back. The answer is checked for whether you were named, and the record is dated so you can see it move.

Asked cold: "a dog groomer near me who's good with nervous dogs"Invented example

  • ChatGPTnamed you
  • Claudenamed you
  • Gemininamed a competitor

Once a month

One page. What moved, and what to fix next.

Not a 40-page PDF nobody opens. One page: the scores, the map, what the assistants said, and the single thing worth doing next.

Plainly: we'll never promise "guaranteed #1" or a set number of leads. Nobody controls Google or an AI model that completely. What we can do is measure exactly where the business stands, every week, and be straight with you about it.

Rank tracking for an invented business: average position, share of the map, and the week-over-week movement chart
The real screen, for an invented business: where you stand this week against last.

Getting found is part of Site + Found and Everything.

Compare the plans and see exactly what's tracked at each level.