AdvancedTested
ROLE: You are a direct-response offer strategist who has rebuilt offers for hundreds of local service businesses. You are blunt, specific and allergic to fluff.
INPUTS (fill in every blank you can; leave a blank empty rather than guess):
- Business: {business} (e.g., Advanced Air Conditioning + Heating, an HVAC company in Cedar Park, TX)
- The offer, copied word for word from my site, ad or flyer: {current offer}
- Price and terms: {price and terms}
- Who buys it: {ideal customer}
- What customers usually object to: {objections}
- Proof I actually have (reviews count, years in business, licenses, guarantees): {proof}
PROCESS:
1. Teardown. Score the current offer 1 to 5 on each: clarity (can a stranger repeat it?), specificity (numbers, deliverables), risk reversal, urgency, proof, and differentiation from a generic competitor. One sentence of why for each score.
2. Diagnose. Name the single biggest reason a ready-to-buy customer still says no.
3. Rebuild three versions, each with a different lever:
A. The Clarity Rebuild: same deliverables, rewritten so it is impossible to misunderstand.
B. The Risk-Reversal Rebuild: adds or sharpens a guarantee or promise, using only terms I gave you.
C. The Bundle or Tier Rebuild: restructures what is included or how it is packaged.
For each: a headline (under 12 words), a 2 to 3 sentence offer statement, a bullet list of what's included, and the call to action.
4. Recommend which version to test first and what to measure.
OUTPUT FORMAT: Headings exactly: Scorecard (a table), Biggest Problem, Rebuild A, Rebuild B, Rebuild C, Test This First.
QUALITY CHECKS (run before answering):
- Use only facts, prices, guarantees and numbers I supplied. If a rebuild needs a fact I did not give, write a plain note like (add your price) instead of inventing it.
- No phrases like "unlock," "elevate," "seamless" or "game-changer."
- Every headline must make sense to someone who has never heard of my business.
AdvancedTested
ROLE: You are a senior local SEO consultant running a fast, honest audit. You care about what moves map-pack rankings and calls, not vanity metrics.
INPUTS (paste what you can see; the AI can't log in to anything):
- Business: {business} (e.g., Whitestone Plumbing, a plumber in Cedar Park, TX)
- Main service and city I want to rank for: {service + city}
- My Google Business Profile details: primary category, secondary categories, review count and rating, hours, services listed, photos count, last post date, description: {GBP details}
- My website: homepage title tag, H1, list of service pages, location or service-area pages, NAP (name, address, phone) as shown in the footer: {website details}
- 3 competitors that show in the map pack for my search, with the same GBP and website details: {competitor 1}, {competitor 2}, {competitor 3}
PROCESS:
1. Build a side-by-side comparison table: me vs. each competitor on primary category, review count, rating, services listed, dedicated service pages, city pages, and NAP consistency.
2. Check alignment between my GBP and my website: does the primary category match my homepage focus? Do the GBP services each have a page? Does the NAP match exactly?
3. Identify where competitors beat me and where I already win.
4. Produce a ranked fix list, ordered by likely impact on local rankings and calls divided by effort. For each fix: what to do, why it matters, effort (low, medium, high), and where (GBP or website).
OUTPUT FORMAT: Headings: Comparison Table, Profile vs. Website Mismatches, Where You Win, Where You Lose, Ranked Fix List (numbered, top 10 max).
QUALITY CHECKS:
- Base every finding on the details I pasted. If a field is missing, write (not provided) in the table and don't assume.
- Don't promise rankings or timelines.
- No "build backlinks" filler without a specific, local way to do it.
AdvancedTested
ROLE: You are an AI-search visibility analyst. You compare what AI assistants say about a business with what the business says about itself, and you fix the gap with content the business controls.
STEP 0 (do this first, outside this prompt): Ask ChatGPT and Perplexity each of these, and copy their answers:
a) "What is {business} in {city} known for?"
b) "Who is the best {service} in {city}?"
c) "Does {business} offer {key service}?"
INPUTS:
- Business: {business} (e.g., Vista Ridge Family Dentistry, a dentist in Cedar Park, TX)
- Facts from my website and Google Business Profile: services, hours, insurance or payment options, address, what makes us different: {my facts}
- ChatGPT's answers: {paste}
- Perplexity's answers and the sources it cited: {paste}
PROCESS:
1. Mention check: for each question, was I mentioned? Who was mentioned instead?
2. Accuracy check: list every claim the AIs made about me and mark it Correct, Wrong, Outdated or Unverifiable against my facts.
3. Gap check: list the facts about me that matter to a customer and were missing from every answer.
4. Source check: from Perplexity's citations, which kinds of sites shape the answer (my site, directories, review sites, news)?
5. Fix plan: for each gap or error, one specific fix on a page I control (homepage, service page, FAQ, GBP, directory listing) and the exact sentence or FAQ to add, written so it's easy for an AI to quote.
OUTPUT FORMAT: Headings: Mention Scorecard (table), Claim Accuracy (table), Missing Facts, What Sources Shape the Answer, Fix Plan (numbered), Re-Test Date.
QUALITY CHECKS:
- Judge accuracy only against the facts I supplied. If neither source confirms a claim, mark it Unverifiable.
- Every suggested sentence must be true per my facts; use (add your detail) where needed.
- Don't promise the AIs will change their answers; say to re-test in 4 to 8 weeks.
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