AI mention share
Across the prompts your buyers actually use to find operators, what percentage cite your company by name? How does that compare to local competitors?
Case Studies
Operators don't want a slide deck — they want to know what changes month-over-month, how calls are tracked, and what AI is saying about their company versus the competition. Here's what that looks like.
Generic agency reports show traffic. Axis37 reports show whether AI tools are recommending you, whether the calls you're getting are tracked, and whether your authority is compounding month over month.
Across the prompts your buyers actually use to find operators, what percentage cite your company by name? How does that compare to local competitors?
For the searches that turn into calls, where do you rank — and is that ranking improving month over month across the cities you serve?
Which calls came from organic search, which from Google Business Profile, which from AI mentions, which from referrals — and which converted into booked work?
Reviews, citations, mentions, schema completeness — the trust signals AI tools weigh when deciding which operators to recommend.
The Recommendation Report shows what AI says about your company, where you're cited, where competitors are cited instead, and what the next move is. We share an anonymized sample so you can see the structure before you ever sign anything.
Case studies from real engagements. Operator names are withheld at each operator's request. Stats, operational specifics, and the full arc of every engagement below are real.
The business had proof, but the proof was scattered. Reviews, service pages, Google profile data, and citations were not telling the same story.
Rebuilt the service hierarchy, cleaned local entity signals, improved schema, tightened service-area pages, corrected citations, and added call tracking by source.
The business was better than its footprint. Closing that gap made it easier for buyers and AI systems to understand why they should be chosen.
Read the full case →Expertise was real, but the site was built around practice-area descriptions instead of trust decisions. Attorney proof, reviews, directory profiles, and local relevance were not connected.
Rebuilt practice-area pages around prospect decision moments, turned attorney bios into proof assets, aligned legal directory profiles, added schema, and improved consultation tracking.
The firm did not need to sound louder. It needed to become easier to verify.
Read the full case →Customers repeatedly described the restaurant as a patio spot, date-night option, locals' favorite, and post-wine-tasting dinner choice — but the website and local profiles did not structure those signals.
Mapped the restaurant to dining occasions, rebuilt homepage messaging, improved menu and schema structure, refreshed Google Business Profile signals, and pursued real local mentions.
Restaurants do not need to win every dining search. They need to become the obvious answer for the right occasion.
Read the full case →The system page walks through every phase of the work behind these results.
Start with a search checkup. We pull your AI footprint, local rankings, and tracking gaps — then walk you through what the monthly report would surface.
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