AI Visibility Audit
Radiant Skin Med Spa
Austin, TX · July 4, 2026
Overall visibility signal score
Illustrative — sample report
How well-prepared your real, checkable signals are — Google Business Profile, reviews, content, credentials, and citations.
Executive summary
Radiant Skin Med Spa currently scores 39/100 across the five real, checkable signals this audit measures — Google Business Profile completeness, review volume and rating, structured treatment content, provider-credential signals, and NAP consistency — for Austin, TX. This score reflects how well-prepared those signals are, not a claim about how any specific AI assistant would answer a given question.
The fastest gains are in structured before/after content, where the current signal is weakest. Strengthening the five signals below — starting with the highest-impact items in the remediation checklist — is what these signals are built on.
AI crawler accessibility by platform
Whether each platform’s AI crawler can actually reach and read your site — not whether that assistant would name you in a chat answer, which this audit doesn’t test.
Treatment-keyword coverage
Whether your site has real content covering the treatment, and whether that content is reachable by each platform’s AI crawler.
| Treatment | ChatGPT | Perplexity | Google AI | Gemini |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Botox | ||||
| dermal fillers | ||||
| lip filler | ||||
| laser hair removal | ||||
| laser skin resurfacing | ||||
| microneedling | ||||
| chemical peel | ||||
| HydraFacial | ||||
| IV therapy | ||||
| medical weight loss | ||||
| CoolSculpting | ||||
| PRP / microneedling with PRP | ||||
| hormone therapy | ||||
| skin tightening | ||||
| acne treatment |
Competitor comparison
Named in AI answers
In Austin, TX, the competitors included in this report were: Revive Aesthetics, Lumina Med Spa, Pure Dermis Clinic. Closing the gap is less about outranking them and more about making Radiant Skin Med Spa's treatments and location unambiguous everywhere a patient or an AI assistant looks.
The 5 signals AI uses
- 01Google Business Profile68
Google Business Profile
partial · 68/100
Your Google Business Profile lists the business under the general “med spa” category but does not enumerate individual treatments, so AI assistants can't confidently match treatment-specific questions to your business.
- Add every treatment you offer to the GBP services section, named the way patients search (Botox, lip filler, laser hair removal, microneedling).
- Confirm the primary and secondary categories are set to the most specific medical-spa options available.
- Keep hours, phone, and booking link current so assistants treat the listing as active.
- 02Review velocity + treatment keywords55
Review velocity + treatment keywords
partial · 55/100
Recent reviews are positive but rarely mention specific treatments, so they provide little evidence an AI assistant can use to name you for a given service.
- Ask satisfied patients to describe the specific treatment they received in their review.
- Maintain a steady flow of recent reviews rather than occasional bursts.
- Respond to reviews in HIPAA-safe language, without confirming any individual's treatment details.
- 03Structured before/after content36
Structured before/after content
missing · 36/100
Before/after results appear as images without readable, structured descriptions, so assistants can't interpret them or tie them to a treatment.
- Pair each before/after with a plain-language description of the treatment and add descriptive alt text.
- Publish a short, structured page per treatment covering what it is, who it's for, and what to expect.
- Follow your state's advertising rules for before/after content and disclaimers.
- 04Medical authority signals43
Medical authority signals
missing · 43/100
Provider credentials and treatment-education content are thin, which lowers the trust signals AI assistants weight for medical businesses.
- Publish an about/provider page naming your practitioners and their qualifications.
- Add accurate, compliant treatment-education content that explains each service.
- Reference oversight and safety practices without making outcome guarantees.
- 05Local citations + NAP consistency46
Local citations + NAP consistency
partial · 46/100
Your name, address, and phone number are inconsistent across directories, which makes assistants less certain about which listing — and which location — is really you.
- Standardize name, address, and phone across the major directories.
- Fix outdated suite numbers and former phone numbers wherever they appear.
- Claim and complete listings on the directories that matter for local medical businesses.
Remediation checklist
Structured before/after content — Pair each before/after with a plain-language description of the treatment and add descriptive alt text.
Closes a gap in a signal search engines and AI assistants are known to weight for local, treatment-specific businesses.
Medical authority signals — Publish an about/provider page naming your practitioners and their qualifications.
Closes a gap in a signal search engines and AI assistants are known to weight for local, treatment-specific businesses.
Local citations + NAP consistency — Standardize name, address, and phone across the major directories.
Strengthens a signal search engines and AI assistants are known to weight — no specific outcome is guaranteed.
Review velocity + treatment keywords — Ask satisfied patients to describe the specific treatment they received in their review.
Strengthens a signal search engines and AI assistants are known to weight — no specific outcome is guaranteed.
Google Business Profile — Add every treatment you offer to the GBP services section, named the way patients search (Botox, lip filler, laser hair removal, microneedling).
Strengthens a signal search engines and AI assistants are known to weight — no specific outcome is guaranteed.
Compliance notes
Med spa advertising is regulated. These apply to the recommendations above.
Medical claims
Describe treatments in substantiated terms (e.g. “temporarily reduces the appearance of wrinkles”). Avoid absolute claims like “eliminates” or “cures.”
No guaranteed results
Do not promise specific outcomes, rankings, or patient volume in content or advertising. Frame benefits as typical, not guaranteed.
Before/after content
Before/after advertising rules vary by state. Pair results with compliant descriptions and disclaimers, and follow your state board's requirements.
HIPAA in reviews & responses
When responding to reviews, never confirm or reference an individual's treatment details. Keep responses free of any patient-identifying information.