Who we help
We help service businesses get recommended by AI.
Nine industries we know best, and an open door for any Good business whose customers ask ChatGPT and Google who to call. We make sure the answer is you.
45%
of consumers now use ChatGPT and other AI tools to find local businesses. A year earlier it was 6%. BrightLocal, 2026
Pick your door.
Each one leads to the questions your customers ask AI, and what we do about them.
You help people feel like themselves again.
You keep other businesses running, legal and solvent.
Not on the list? Are you Good?
If customers ask AI or Google who to hire for what you do, you might be a fit. Restaurants, trades, clinics, firms: tell us.
Why this matters now
In one year, asking AI went from rare to normal.
The share of people who used an AI tool to find a local business jumped from 6% to 45% in a year. The names AI gives back get the first call.
97%of consumers read reviews before choosing a local business. AI reads them too. BrightLocal, 2026
58%fewer clicks go to the top Google result when an AI Overview answers first. Ahrefs study, 2026
Used AI to find a local businessBrightLocal, 1,002 US consumers
Hear it the way they ask it
This is the sentence we work toward.
Tap your industry to see the question your customer asks AI, and the answer we spend every month earning. The highlighted part is the whole job.
AI search assistantGood for Home
AI answer
We call the name in the box the win. Find out if it's yours yet
How the call happens
Four steps between a question and your phone ringing.
The work behind step two is the Pine Method. See how it works
- They ask"Who's the best kitchen remodeler near me?"
- AI readsYour site, your Google profile, your reviews, and what other sites say about you.
- You get namedYour business, in the answer, with a reason attached.
- They callNot a lead form from a directory. A customer who already trusts you.
Good for Home
Homeowners don't search anymore. They ask.
It's 9pm and a couple has decided the kitchen can't wait another year. They don't open a directory. They ask ChatGPT who's good and what it should cost. The companies that come back get the call.
What's different in home services
Project photos, real price ranges and reviews that name the type of job. Homeowners want to see the work and know the number before they call.
Kitchen and bath remodelers
"What does a kitchen remodel cost around here?"We build the cost and process pages AI quotes, so the number comes from you instead of a national calculator.
Garage systems
"Best garage storage and flooring installer near me?"A narrow niche with thin answers online. Clear pages and a few strong reviews can make you the company AI names by default.
Landscaping and hardscaping
"Who does paver patios and retaining walls near me?"Reviews that mention the project type do the heavy lifting here, so we build a simple way to keep them coming.
Good for Body
Patients ask AI before they ask a friend.
Someone's been tired for months and the last appointment went nowhere. At midnight they ask AI who treats it nearby and what it costs. That answer decides who they trust before they read a single bio.
What's different in health
Every clinical claim goes through a clinical review before it publishes. We'd rather be slower than wrong.
Naturopathic doctors
"Who's a good naturopathic doctor near me for thyroid and fatigue?"We work with more naturopaths than any other kind of business. We know which questions patients ask and how to write about care without overpromising.
Hormone therapy and men's health clinics
"Where can I get hormone testing and treatment, and what does it cost?"Patients want discretion and straight answers. Pages that explain testing, timelines and costs plainly are the ones AI quotes.
Regenerative orthopedics
"Who does PRP or regenerative treatment for a bad knee near me?"A newer field with a lot of hype online. Measured, well-sourced pages stand out to AI and to patients who want someone honest.
Good for Business
Owners ask AI the questions they'd never ask out loud.
A founder with 30 employees just found out their IT guy is retiring. Another is typing "can my business survive bankruptcy" at 6am. Private questions, asked to a machine. The firms AI names get the first call.
What's different in business services
Legal content goes through a legal review before it publishes, and we never promise outcomes. Being the calm, clear answer is the advantage.
IT support companies (MSPs)
"What's the best IT support company for a 25-person business near me?"Every MSP says "proactive support." We build pages that answer what owners actually ask: response times, per-user pricing, and what happens at 2am.
Business immigration and employment law firms
"Which firm helps small employers sponsor work visas?"Employers search by visa type and by problem. We map your pages to those exact questions, so AI has a reason to name you.
Bankruptcy attorneys
"Does my business qualify for Subchapter V, and what does it cost?"Owners want to know if they qualify and what it costs before they'll pick up the phone. Those are the pages that get quoted.
Are you Good?
Not on the list? You might still be a fit.
We'd rather tell you the truth than sell you a program. Here's the honest check.
We're probably a fit if
- You sell a service, not only a product.
- People ask Google or AI who to hire for what you do.
- You have real reviews, or you're ready to earn them.
- You can invest between $750 and $3,995 a month. See Good Pricing
- You want to be recommended, not just ranked.
Probably not, if
- You need results in two weeks.
- You'd rather buy reviews than earn them.
- Your budget is under $750 a month.
- You sell only online, with no service behind it.
- You want a vendor, not a partner you'll actually talk to.
Join The 30
Checked the boxes on the left? Tell us about your business and we'll give you a straight answer.
We say no to a lot of businesses. Not because they aren't good, but because we don't know their customers' questions well enough to promise anything. In these nine industries, we do. That's the whole reason we're capped at 30.
Straight answers for your industry.
Don't see yours? Ask it when you request your visibility check. You'll get a real answer, not a pitch.
What kinds of businesses does The Good Marketing Team work with?
Service businesses in nine industries. Good for Home: kitchen and bath remodelers, garage systems, and landscaping and hardscaping. Good for Body: naturopathic doctors, hormone therapy and men's health clinics, and regenerative orthopedics. Good for Business: IT support companies (MSPs), business immigration and employment law firms, and bankruptcy attorneys. Good-fit businesses outside those nine are welcome too.
Do AI tools like ChatGPT recommend local remodeling contractors?
Yes. Ask ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews or Perplexity for a kitchen remodeler near you and they name specific companies, usually with a reason attached, like clear pricing or strong reviews. 45% of consumers now use AI tools to find local businesses, up from 6% a year earlier, according to BrightLocal's 2026 survey. The remodelers that get named are the ones with cost pages AI can quote, project photos, and reviews that mention the type of job.
How does a naturopathic doctor show up in ChatGPT or Google AI?
AI names clinics it can read, trust and confirm elsewhere. That means a website that answers patient questions plainly (what you treat, what a first visit involves, what it costs), a complete Google Business Profile with steady reviews, matching details across health directories, and mentions on trusted sites. Naturopathic doctors are the businesses we have worked with most.
Can an IT support company (MSP) get recommended by AI?
Yes, and most never try. Owners ask AI things like "best IT support company for a 25-person business near me." AI picks the MSPs with pages that answer what owners actually ask (response times, per-user pricing, what happens when something breaks), reviews from business clients, and consistent listings. Because so few MSPs do this, the ones that do tend to get named quickly.
Do ChatGPT and Google AI recommend landscaping and hardscaping companies?
Yes, especially for specific jobs. Questions like "who does paver patios near me" or "best retaining wall contractor" get answered with named companies. Reviews that mention the exact project type, a Google Business Profile with recent photos, and a page for each service you offer are what AI looks for.
How do hormone therapy and men's health clinics get named by AI?
By answering the questions patients are embarrassed to ask out loud. Pages that plainly explain testing, treatment timelines and costs get quoted, and reviews that mention discretion and results build the trust AI looks for. Every clinical claim should go through a clinical review before it publishes, because Google and AI hold health content to a higher standard.
Can a bankruptcy attorney show up in AI answers?
Yes. Owners ask AI whether their business qualifies for Subchapter V or Chapter 13 and what it costs before they ever call a lawyer. Firms with clear eligibility and cost pages, bar and court directory listings, and reviews from business owners are the ones AI names. Legal content should go through a legal review first, and nobody should promise outcomes.
Do AI tools recommend immigration and employment law firms to employers?
Yes. Employers ask AI by visa type and by problem, like "which firm helps small employers sponsor work visas." Firms get named when they have a plain-English guide for each of those questions, consistent listings, and mentions on trusted business and legal sites.
Which service businesses benefit most from being recommended by AI?
Businesses where the customer researches before calling and the job is worth real money: home improvement, specialized healthcare, and services other businesses depend on. Those are the questions people now ask AI instead of a friend, which is why our nine industries are remodeling, garages, landscaping, naturopathic and hormone care, regenerative orthopedics, IT support, business law and bankruptcy.
Do you only work with businesses near Seattle?
No. Seattle is home base, and our partners are across the country. AI answers are local to the customer asking, not to us, so the work is the same whether you're in Tacoma, Boise or Charlotte.
Find out who AI names in your industry.
We'll ask the AI tools your customers use, with the questions they actually ask, and show you who gets named. 6 of 30 partner spots open.