Find out if it's calling your name — or your competitor's.
The way local businesses get found is changing. Search engines aren't the only gatekeeper anymore. ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google's AI Overviews — they're picking which businesses get named when someone asks for the best in town. Right now. Today.
Most local business owners have no idea where they stand. Some are getting named. Most aren't. The ones who aren't usually don't find out until a customer mentions it.
Run the free assessment. Find out where you stand in 90 seconds.
Takes 90 seconds. No credit card. No spam.
A few years ago, the customer asking for "the best plumber in Colorado" typed it into Google and scrolled through ten blue links. Maybe clicked two. Maybe called one.
Today that same customer asks ChatGPT. Or Claude. Or Perplexity. Or they let Google's AI Overview answer for them before they ever see a list of websites.
The AI doesn't give them ten blue links. It gives them a name. Maybe two.
That's the shift. The question isn't "do I rank on Google" anymore. It's "does AI know I exist, and does it think I'm the answer."
We measure where you stand. We tell you what's working and what isn't. And — if you want — we do the 90 days of work it takes to fix it.
If your customers find you by searching a city + a service ("plumber Denver," "dentist Boulder," "roofer Fort Collins") — this is for you.
If you run a one-location shop, a small multi-location operation, or a service business that depends on your community knowing you exist — this is for you.
If you've ever stared at a competitor's Google Business Profile and wondered how they got so far ahead — this is exactly for you.
This isn't for ecommerce stores selling products nationwide. It isn't for SaaS companies, app developers, or B2B operators whose customers come from referrals and conferences. It isn't for businesses with no physical presence and no local search dependency.
If "best dentist in Colorado" is the search that brings customers through your door — keep reading.
A score — the AI Visibility Score — that tells you in one number where you stand right now. We run your business through the same prompts AI engines use when customers ask for the best in your category and city. You get the result.
A breakdown — what's working, what isn't, and what's costing you the most visibility. Not generic advice. Your specific business, your specific gaps.
A short list of what to fix first. Maybe three things. Maybe five. The ones that matter most. If you want to fix them yourself, the report tells you how. If you don't, you'll know exactly what to ask for.
No call. No sales pitch. No email gate at the front door.
Takes 90 seconds. You get the report immediately.
There's no secret. No proprietary algorithm. No "trust us" black box.
Google publishes the requirements for local businesses on their developer docs. Plain instructions. Anyone can read them.
OpenAI publishes how ChatGPT picks the businesses it names. Where citations come from. What sources count.
Read both. The picture's obvious. Get your business data right. Show up where AI actually pulls from. Make it easy for the model to know who you are and where you are.
Most local businesses don't even know you can optimize for AI yet.
The assessment measures how well your business is doing what Google describes and what OpenAI's behavior rewards. Do it well, you score high. Do it poorly, you score low — and the report tells you exactly which pieces you're missing.
That's it. No tricks. The methodology is public. We just do the work most local businesses haven't done yet.
Done-for-you AI Visibility for local businesses. We run the diagnostic on your business, then spend 90 days doing the five things that move your score — Google Business Profile, schema, citations, Why-Us page, review system. You take the credit when AI starts picking you.
Four slots a month. $1,997. Full refund if your score doesn't move.
I'm Omar. I run Kinesthetic Marketing.
My dad's a third-generation brush-and-roll painter. He taught me painting, tile, woodworking, and carpentry. Once he got older and switched to handyman work, I picked up the rest alongside him — light electrical, light plumbing, windows, siding, decks, roof patches. The stuff small service shops live and die by. I picked up insulation work the last couple winters to pay the bills, but like Danny Glover said in Lethal Weapon: I'm getting too old for this sh!t.
About ten years ago I got pulled into marketing through my uncle. He built and sold an SEO firm out of Virginia Beach. Got in early — when most local businesses didn't know what SEO was — and helped a lot of them climb because he understood the new game before they did.
I went out there thinking I'd start in the mailroom. He stuck me on the phones instead. Didn't work out — I'm not guessing when I tell you I'm better face to face. But the spark hit. I've spent the decade since teaching myself the trade: SEO, conversion funnels, copywriting, email, the whole stack. The technical side kept being the gate. AI finally opened it.
And AI Visibility right now is what SEO was when my uncle got in. The same door, twenty years later. Most local businesses haven't caught up yet. I'm helping the ones that want to.
What I've watched the whole time is contractors and service-business owners brag about getting all their customers from word-of-mouth — like it's a feature. It's not. It's the reason your business has unpredictable busy-slow cycles you can't break. You're too good at the work to learn marketing, and too suspicious of marketers to hire it out. So nothing changes.
Kinesthetic Marketing exists to fix that. I'm building the lead-generation system you'd build yourself if you had ten years to do it.
You read this far. So you're at least a little curious whether AI knows your business exists.
Stop wondering. Run the assessment. 90 seconds, no credit card, no email gate at the front door. You'll know your AI Visibility Score, the gaps costing you the most visibility, and what to fix first.
If you want to fix it yourself, the report tells you how. If you want me to do it, the Sprint's right there. Either way — you'll know what you didn't know before you scrolled this far.