Our work: AI discoverability results for Kansas City businesses

These are real results from Lefty Media Co clients. Every number here came from asking ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity the same questions a customer would ask, and counting how often the client got named. We show the misses too.

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We could keep talking. Or you could just look.

Anybody can promise AI will start picking you. We built the machinery to prove it does. Real businesses, real receipts, and the sites we built along the way.

What it looks like when it works.

22 → 76

 GEO readiness. Thirteen days.


A Kansas City home builder came to us nearly invisible to AI. Same great business, finally readable by the machines that decide who gets named.

Picked over FedEx and UPS.

By ChatGPT. And Claude. A thirty-year local courier.


Not on everything, nobody holds a national down across the board. On the specific questions that actually put work in the door.

Here's the machine that does it.

Nova is always watching

Nova is our own dashboard, not a tool we rent. She watches your AI presence around the clock and runs your signals 24/7, so the work never goes dark between check-ins.

We catch the crawlers.

ClaudeBot. OpenAI. Bing. We log every AI crawler that reads your site, with timestamps. “AI can see you” stops being a hopeful guess and turns into a list with receipts.

We show our work.

Every cycle you get a branded report and a deep scan PDF. Exactly which signals moved, which questions you started winning, in plain English. No black box, ever.

And yeah, we build the sites too.

 Web design used to be the whole business. Now it’s one way we do the work, because a site built clean for AI from the ground up is the strongest foundation there is. When a client needs the site too, we
build it. Custom, no templates, structured so AI can read it from day one.

How did Boyd Total Delivery Systems get found by AI?

Boyd Total Delivery Systems went from a GEO score of 22 to 76. When we started, AI assistants could not describe the company accurately. Now Boyd gets recommended alongside FedEx and UPS on delivery questions in their market.

What happened when Dawg Trax started tracking AI?

Dawg Trax is a mobile dog gym in Kansas City. AI recognizes the business 95% of the time but recommends it 0% of the time, because assistants read “trainer-supervised exercise” as human fitness and return personal trainers instead. That category confusion is the thing we are fixing, and we publish it because most agencies would not.

 Two businesses that couldn’t be more different. Same crew, same care, same clean build underneath.

Curious what AI says about you?

Drop in a website and watch what ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity say about that business right now. Thirty seconds, no email, no pitch.

Free. Thirty seconds. No email.