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Nothing you’ve seen so far tells you what ChatGPT actually says about you.

The twenty questions your buyers actually ask. You put them to five AI platforms and see who gets named, and whether it’s you. Then six tasks, about eight hours, and you’re finished.

That’s what the $69 is.

Get Ask & Fix — $69, once

One download: step-by-step guides and a testing log. Nothing installs. Seven-day refund, and a 60-day one if you’re not named more often.

Example rows from the testing log: dated rows of questions asked on AI platforms such as Perplexity and Google, each answer sorted into a type such as Mention Without Citation, Competitor Displacement or Full Citation.Example rows from the testing log: dated rows of questions asked on AI platforms such as Perplexity and Google, each answer sorted into a type such as Mention Without Citation, Competitor Displacement or Full Citation.
Example rows from the testing log.

Nobody types your company name into ChatGPT.

They ask for what they need.

So you work out the twenty questions your buyers actually ask, the way a person asks them. A step-by-step guide gets you there in about an hour.

Twenty questionsExample

What they type into Google

“Best one near me that isn’t the big chain.”

What they ask ChatGPT

“Who’s good at this for a company our size.”

2 of 20 shown · you write the rest from your own buyers

A printed page of buyer questions for a marketing agency, grouped into awareness, evaluation and comparison, with a note on which AI tool to try each one in.A printed page of buyer questions for a marketing agency, grouped into awareness, evaluation and comparison, with a note on which AI tool to try each one in.

“We’re not showing up” is three different problems.

Those twenty questions run across five platforms, and what comes back gets sorted.

Not mentioned

You’re not mentioned at all.

Nothing to work with.

Sorted asResult type 3 · Competitor Displacement

Example

Who’s the best IT support company in Leeds?

Three names come up most often:

  1. Competitor 1 (a competitor)
  2. Competitor 2 (a competitor)
  3. Competitor 3 (a competitor)
  • Turns up instead of you

Mentioned, but wrong

You’re mentioned, but wrong.

Described as something you aren’t, or with a detail that’s years out of date.

Sorted asResult type 5 · Hallucination

Example

Who’s the best IT support company in Leeds?

Three names come up most often:

  1. Competitor 1
  2. Competitor 2
  3. Your business (your name), a printer reseller, open weekdays only (wrong)
  • You’re mentioned
  • Described as something you aren’t

A competitor comes first

You’re mentioned properly, and a competitor comes first.

Or comes off better.

Sorted asResult type 2 · Mention Without Citation

Example

Who’s the best IT support company in Leeds?

Competitor 1 (a competitor) is the one most often recommended, according to a guide on its own website (a cited source).

Your business (your name, no source) is also a good option for smaller offices.

  • A competitor comes first
  • A cited source
  • You, with no source

Three different fixes. Working on the wrong one costs you a month.

Six kinds of result

Every answer gets one

  1. 1The Full CitationNamed, and the answer links to your page.
  2. 2Mention Without CitationNamed, but no link or source.
  3. 3Competitor DisplacementYou’re missing; a competitor is named.
  4. 4Category VoidNo business is named at all.
  5. 5HallucinationNamed, with wrong or outdated details.
  6. 6Brand Knowledge GapNamed, but described vaguely.

Seven modules. You start with one.

One folder. Open Week One first.

Nothing installs. No login, no account.

One folder
  • README.txtText
  • LICENCE.txtText
  • CHANGELOG.txtText
  • Module 1
    • The Check, white-labelOpens in your browser
  • Module 2
    • Money Prompt Discovery GuidePDF
    • Industry Seed Prompt LibraryPDF
    • Platform Testing CheatsheetPDF
    • Notion templateNotion
  • Module 3
    • Script LibraryPDF
    • Response ClassificationPDF
    • Testing LogSpreadsheet
    • README_Module3.txtText
  • Module 4
    • Week OneStart herePDF
    • 90-day roadmapPDF
    • Email templatesPDF
    • Milestones GuidePDF
    • Notion templateNotion
  • Module 5
    • Methodology GuidePDF
    • Platform CardPDF
    • Notion templateNotion
  • Module 6
    • Platform PlaybooksPDF
    • Priority CardPDF
  • Module 7
    • Hallucination Defense GuidePDF
    • Hallucination LogSpreadsheet
    • README_Module7.txtText
    • Notion templateNotion

Six tasks. About eight hours. Then you’re finished.

The Week One tracker with every task marked done.The Week One tracker with every task marked done.
The Week One tracker, as it looks when you’re done. The ticks were set for this picture.

Written out the way you’d want if you’d never done it before — which menu, which button, what to type.

Day seven ends with a checklist. Tick six boxes and you’re finished. Not “finished for now.” Finished.

Did it work? Not yet — here’s when.

AI citations
not in seven days
Content changes
4–8 weeks
Off-site authority
3–6 months
Week One

Before Day 1Capture the baseline · P1, P2, P31 hour

about 7.5 hours leftFinished.

A dashboard charges you to keep watching. We stop charging.

What you buy is one proper look and one week, and the week ends. A monthly re-check is in there too — about twenty minutes, yours to run forever, free.

12 months
  • Median cheapest plan across 34 tools$79 a month, every month$948
  • Ask & Fixonce$69

Steal What Works, a survey of 34 tools, 2026: the median cheapest plan is $79 a month.

You keep the files either way.

Seven days, no questions — email and say the word.

Or give it sixty days. Do Week One, then put your twenty questions to the five platforms again. If AI names you in no more answers than it did the first time, send us both testing logs and we’ll refund the $69. Ask any time in the first 90 days.

And you keep the files. We don’t have a way to take them back, and we wouldn’t build one.

$69, once. Nothing above it.

$69

No subscription, no tier above this, nothing held back for a version that costs more.

  • Seven-day refund.
  • 60-day refund if you’re not named more often.
  • Yours to re-download whenever you need it.
  • Reviewed every quarter, and the updates are free.
  • Terms

    Terms

    • $69. Once. No subscription, no tier above this, nothing held back for a version that costs more.
    • Seven days, no questions. Email and say the word. We won’t ask you to prove you tried it and we won’t send you a form.
    • Or give it sixty days. Do Week One, then put your twenty questions to the five platforms again. If AI names you in no more answers than it did the first time, send us both testing logs and we’ll refund the $69. Ask any time in the first 90 days.
    • And you keep the files. We don’t have a way to take them back and we wouldn’t build one.
    • Yours to re-download whenever you need it. Reviewed every quarter, and the updates are free.
    • One purchase, unlimited businesses. No per-domain fee, no seat count, nothing to renew, and no tier above this one.
    • Charge whatever you like for the work and keep all of it. Adapt the templates per client. The only things you can’t do are resell the files themselves and pass the download link around.
    • Finish a Check in Module 1, open the report branding panel, set your business name, your logo and your accent colour. Every PDF after that uses them.
    • The files need no account, and they send nothing anywhere.

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  • The twenty questions your buyers actually askFound with a step-by-step guide
  • Run across five platforms, sorted into six kinds of resultThree different problems, three different fixes
  • The seven days that fix what you foundSix tasks, about eight hours
  • A monthly rhythm, if you want itAbout twenty minutes; you own it outright
  • Nothing to installNo login inside the files; nothing phones home