Spring CitedWhen clients ask AI for the best med spa in town, are you in the answer?
More and more people ask ChatGPT, Google’s AI, Perplexity or Claude where to book. Spring Cited finds out what those assistants say about med spas in your city. Then we fix the lists, listings and pages the answers are built from.
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- — tops a local “best of” list
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Being great on Google Maps doesn’t mean AI will mention you.
of consumers say they use ChatGPT or other AI tools to get recommendations for local businesses.
BrightLocal, early 2026 · sourceIn 200,000 local searches, Google Maps named a tracked business 66% of the time. The AI assistants named it only 32–38% of the time.
BrightLocal, Sep 2026 · sourceof the citations in those AI answers pointed to businesses’ own websites. The rest came from listings, directories and other sites you can influence.
BrightLocal, Sep 2026 · sourceWhy AI skips good businesses
AI assistants don’t judge your work. They search the web, read what ranks, and summarize it. If the pages they read don’t mention you, they won’t either.
How we looked: In October 2026 we ran a small spot check of 9 searches, covering plumbers, dentists and med spas in Columbus, Raleigh and Tucson. Each search ran once, using an AI web-search tool as a stand-in for consumer chatbots. It’s a small sample, so treat the results as directional, not proof. The industry studies we cite are linked.
Answers follow “best of” lists
When an answer cited a ranked directory, the businesses it named mostly came from the top of that list. In one city, the three plumbers named matched one ranking site’s top three exactly.
Great reviews aren’t enough on their own
In Tucson, two med spas with perfect 5.0 ratings and more than 260 reviews each weren’t named. Two with fewer reviews were. One has a dedicated “med spa in Tucson” page, and the other leads with a local readers’ choice award.
Local awards and press show up
In Raleigh, every med spa named was connected to a local “Best Of” award or a press release.
Each assistant reads different sources
Google’s AI leans on Google Business Profiles. Industry studies show ChatGPT often cites the BBB and state licensing pages, and Claude and Perplexity lean on Yelp. To get named across the board, you have to be strong in all of those places.
From “not mentioned” to a plan, by email
No discovery calls and no long contracts. You’ll always know what we found, what we changed and what moved.
Free snapshot
Tell us your business and city. We ask an AI assistant 5 questions your clients would ask, then email you a one-page snapshot showing who gets named and why.
You: a 2-minute formAudit + fix kit
A full audit across four assistants, plus a fix kit with every change written out, ready to paste or hand to your web person.
Us: 5 business daysWe do the fixing
On the monthly plan, we write the pages, clean up listings, and pitch you to local lists and awards. You approve, and we handle the rest.
You: approve by emailRe-test & report
We re-run the same questions at 30 days and every month after. Your report shows the honest trend, including the months it dips.
Us: every monthEverything an AI reads before it names a med spa
Real client questions
“Best med spa in…”, “who does natural-looking Botox near…”. We ask 12 of them, across 4 assistants, 3 times each, because answers change from one ask to the next.
Cited sources
The exact lists, directories, articles and award pages each assistant pulls from in your city, and whether you’re on them.
Competitor gap
What the med spas that do get named have that you don’t: list rankings, awards, press, city pages, review volume.
Listings & consistency
Google Business Profile, Yelp, BBB, Bing Places and Apple Business Connect. Your name, address, phone and hours should match everywhere.
Your website
A clear “med spa in [your city]” page, service pages, FAQs, price ranges, structured data, and whether AI crawlers can actually read it.
Reviews & reputation
Review volume and recency compared with the businesses that get named, plus a review-request routine that follows each platform’s rules.
Flat prices. Pay online. No calls.
Start free. Buy the audit when you want the full picture, or let us handle everything each month.
Free snapshot
See where you stand before you spend a dollar.
- 5 questions your clients really ask, put to an AI assistant
- Who gets named instead of you
- The top 3 reasons for the gap
- One-page PDF, emailed within 2 business days
Audit + Fix Kit
The full diagnosis, with every fix written out for you.
- 12 client questions × 4 AI assistants × 3 runs each
- Map of the lists, directories and articles each assistant cites in your city
- Competitor gap: why the named med spas get named
- Google, Yelp, BBB, Bing and Apple listings check
- Website review, with a prioritized fix plan
- Fix kit: ready-to-paste page copy, FAQs, listing text, schema code, review-request messages and award pitches
- Re-test at 30 days so you can see what moved
Delivered by email in 5 business days.
Done for you
We make the fixes and keep at it, month after month.
- Full audit in month one, included
- We write and supply new pages and FAQs for your site
- We claim, correct and maintain your listings
- We pitch you to local “best of” lists, awards and press
- Monthly re-test and a plain-English progress report
- Nothing is published without your approval
- Month to month. Cancel anytime by email.
Per location. Card billing through Stripe.
If your audit doesn’t give you at least 10 specific, actionable fixes, we’ll refund it in full. We can’t promise what an AI will say. We can promise the work.
See what AI says about med spas in your city
We’ll put 5 real client questions to an AI assistant and send you a one-page snapshot.
- Whether you’re named, and who is named instead
- The sources the answers came from
- The top 3 reasons for the gap
- Free, with no obligation and no phone calls
Questions owners ask us
Can you guarantee my med spa will be recommended by ChatGPT or Google's AI?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who says they can. AI answers change from one ask to the next. In BrightLocal's 2026 study of 200,000 local AI searches, repeat runs of the same question shared only 20–33% of the businesses they named. What we can do is improve the things those answers are built from, which are the lists, listings, pages and press they cite, and then measure how often you're named over many runs, so you see the trend instead of one lucky screenshot.
Why would an AI skip a med spa with great reviews?
Because the AI usually isn't reading your reviews directly. It searches the web and summarizes what it finds, so it leans on whatever pages it pulls up. Those are often “best of” directories, local award pages, Yelp, the Google Business Profile, and clinics' own city pages. In our own spot check, two Tucson med spas with perfect 5.0 ratings and more than 260 reviews each were left out, while two with fewer reviews were named. One had a dedicated “med spa in Tucson” page, and the other leads with a local readers' choice award.
Which AI assistants do you check?
ChatGPT, Google's AI (AI Overviews, AI Mode and Gemini), Perplexity and Claude. Your free snapshot uses one assistant, and the full audit uses all four, running each question three times.
How is this different from a $29 AI-visibility audit or a tracking tool?
Those tools tell you that you're not showing up and hand you a to-do list. We tell you why, specific to your city and your competitors, and then we write the fixes. On the monthly plan, we make them for you.
Find out if AI is sending clients your way
Free, by email, within 2 business days.