Free Marquee Recon
A review of your website, competitors, public profiles and AI visibility, with a clear plan for what to improve.
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A clear picture of your online presence. A practical plan for what comes next.
Every finding links to its evidence. This preview shows the format, not a completed business assessment.
The questions behind the research
A website can look good and still leave someone unsure. We examine the message, the evidence and the route to an inquiry alongside the alternatives a customer can find.
01 / The offer
We examine service and product pages for the audience, what is included, where you work and the questions a buyer needs answered. We look for a specific offer, clear differences between services and a reason to choose your business over the alternatives.
02 / The experience
Public page evidence and sampled desktop/mobile views help us examine navigation, contact routes, forms and the flow toward a quote, booking or purchase. The report shows the route a customer can follow and the parts that need attention.
03 / The alternatives
We research up to three relevant comparison businesses. We compare their actual offers, explanations, proof and buying routes—not a generated list of vaguely similar names. The report identifies unresolved matches and what was accessible.
04 / Trust
We look at captured project examples, public reviews, testimonials and business information. An original project with useful detail can be more persuasive than an unsupported “best in town” claim. The report links to the available proof and identifies coverage gaps.
05 / Public presence
We match accessible Google, social and other public business profiles to the website and confirmed details. The assessment checks identity, services, contact information and the path back to the business. Identity matching and coverage are included in the report.
06 / AI visibility
People ask tools such as ChatGPT for businesses to consider. We ask three relevant buyer questions across ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, save the answers, and show whether your business appeared and which sources were cited. Your report includes the dated answers, named businesses and cited sources.
From evidence to a decision
The useful part is knowing what deserves your attention first. Each priority connects the finding, its business significance and a specific next action.
Understand the business position, the strongest opportunities and the recommended scope without reading every source. Then open the detailed evidence when you want to examine a finding.
See the captured page inventory, source links, dated observations, representative desktop/mobile views and coverage gaps. Your report distinguishes what was read from what still needs checking.
Where the evidence supports it, explore AI implementation, customer or partner portals, quoting and ordering tools, and useful management dashboards. Each opportunity explains the workflow, a first release, dependencies and what to measure. Your optional workflow and systems notes add context; internal performance and economics need discovery with your team.
Priorities explain where to make a focused improvement, where a new page or clearer offer may help, and whether the evidence supports a larger redesign. A rebuild is one possible conclusion.
How your Recon starts
Start your business brief with the website already filled in. Review the suggested buyer questions, then create your private account and confirm your email. Your saved brief is ready to review and start—there is no need to enter it again.
Allow about an hour after you confirm your brief and start research. We will email you when your report is ready.
After you start, the page shows saved progress. You can leave and sign in again. The finished report is available in your account and emailed to you, with a copy to Mic so any follow-up starts with the actual findings.
We discover accessible public HTML and sitemaps, up to 500 pages, sample principal desktop/mobile views, and research up to three comparison businesses and eight public profiles. Login-only material and access restrictions remain outside the review.
OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and Perplexity model routes assess captured evidence separately. A synthesis brings supported findings into an improvement plan. Each priority links back to the source evidence used in the review.
The report names the gap. An unavailable AI answer is excluded, and unread reviews are never called missing. Paused research and uncertain actions are shown in your account rather than silently repeated.
After the report / You choose
Before you begin
The assessment is free, with no card or subscription. Marquee can offer implementation or a new website after you see the findings. You can keep the report and choose no further service.
The inventory follows discoverable, accessible public HTML and sitemaps up to 500 pages. The coverage record shows captured pages, exclusions and remaining work. Your report identifies private, blocked or undiscovered material in its coverage notes.
Known links are optional and help identify the correct business. You confirm the business, service area and services; the research also looks for relevant public sources and marks uncertain matches.
Recon identifies supported opportunities and practical work. Business results also depend on demand, the offer, implementation and how inquiries are handled. We measure agreed outcomes rather than presenting a forecast as a fact.
A better place to start
A custom application, an AI workflow or a distinctive website. Talk directly with Mic about the work you have in mind.
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