We ran the check on other people. Here is what came back.

Every number on these pages comes from our own checks of real businesses, using only what any stranger could already see. We contacted none of them, logged into nothing, and we name no business, ever. Each report says how many it is about and the day they were checked, because research without a date and a count is just an opinion.

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The reports

4 so far. Newest first.

The number beside each one is how many businesses that report covers. Do not add them up: the same cohort appears in more than one report, because we read some of them twice to find out whether anything had changed.

How to read them

Nothing here is a survey. It is a measurement.

Nobody was asked a question. Each business was checked the way an AI assistant or a stranger would check it, from public information only, and the results were counted. When a site could not be read properly, its counts are shown out of the smaller number we could read and never out of the whole sample. When we got something wrong and corrected it, the report says so.

If you want to see what the check says about your own business, it is the same check, it is free, and the result is a private address that is not listed anywhere. The sixteen checks are each explained here.

Reading about other businesses is one thing. Knowing what yours looks like is another.

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