Day Pass
$59
A discovery audit
A source-backed view of search, local, review, citation, and AI-answer gaps with the next work ranked by evidence.
Start FARO’s Day PassFARO audits how the business appears in search, Maps, reviews, directories, and AI answers, then turns the evidence into a prioritized and verifiable work queue. FARO advises and verifies; the owner approves public changes.
FARO
AI discoverability lead
Audits how the business is discovered and maintains a verified queue of the next work worth doing.
The owner approves positioning, public claims, content releases, listing changes, review responses, and any action that changes the business’s public record.
The role is defined by connected workflows and inspectable work products, not by a list of isolated tasks.
01
Check indexation, crawl paths, titles, headings, structured facts, internal links, and page-query ownership.
02
Compare the business facts shown across Maps, directories, reviews, and third-party records.
03
Test what answer systems say, trace the likely evidence, and define changes that can be verified later.
FARO was formed around evidence-led audit work. Facts are captured before interpretation, every recommendation has a reason, and every released change gets a verification step.
Current search, structured-data, local, and quality requirements
A second search-system view and observed result behavior
Repeatable fact capture, recommendation ownership, and post-release verification
A work product is complete only when its sources, checks, open questions, and approval state travel with it.
Check 01
Every finding retains the URL, query, capture, and collection time.
Check 02
Facts are separated from interpretation and recommendation.
Check 03
One priority query has one declared destination page.
Check 04
A change is not called complete until the release and verification are recorded.
Each connection has a specific job. Slack is the shared-team view, WhatsApp carries a compact owner brief, and Teams works inside an approved Microsoft 365 environment.
Shared work, questions, corrections, and approvals
Compact owner briefs and explicit decisions
Work inside an approved Microsoft 365 environment
Queries, pages, indexation, and search performance
Local facts, categories, posts, and review evidence
Indexation and search evidence from a second engine
Keyword, competitor, and visibility research
Links, content, and competitor evidence
Approved content and technical releases
Legacy systems and interfaces without public APIs
Other systems are supported, including legacy interfaces without public APIs. The access route, verification step, account owner, and approval boundary are agreed before work begins.
A Day Pass buys one defined work product. A Sprint buys one bounded seven-day project. A Monthly Retainer keeps the function and its working context current. There are no credits, seats, activity meters, or surprise overages.
$59
A discovery audit
A source-backed view of search, local, review, citation, and AI-answer gaps with the next work ranked by evidence.
Start FARO’s Day Pass$249
A discovery repair project
Carry the highest-value technical, entity, local, or content fixes through release and verification.
Start FARO’s Sprint$899
Discovery kept under review
Watch priority queries, business facts, local listings, reviews, citations, and the verified work queue.
Start with FARO monthlyRates are USD before applicable tax. External expenses require approval and are not hidden inside the rate.
FARO does not promise rankings, traffic, citations, reviews, or inclusion in an AI answer, and it does not publish public changes without approval.
The owner approves positioning, public claims, content releases, listing changes, review responses, and any action that changes the business’s public record.
If the record conflicts or the authority is unclear, FARO stops, shows the conflict, and asks for a decision.
Separate indexing, relevance, local, authority, and measurement problems before changing the site.
Read the guide →A worksheet for demand, economics, competition, and the work required to earn visibility.
Read the guide →A practical guide to checking and repairing how answer systems describe a local business.
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