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A hyperrealistic illustration of what your report looks like — 12 prompts, 7 AI engines, 336 answers analyzed, figures in CAD. Nothing here belongs to a real customer.
Five measured inputs, one weighted composite. The inputs are shown above; the exact weighting is GeoSignal's proprietary method — it's what makes the score hard to game and hard to copy.
Across 12 buyer prompts and 7 AI engines (336 answers analyzed Sep 8 – Oct 6, 2026), NorthPeak Heating & Air appears in 28% of AI answers — well behind Summit Air Pros at 52%. The gap is almost entirely a content gap: Summit publishes cost guides and troubleshooting pages for every major query; you have a services page and a phone number.
You hold your own on emergency and brand-adjacent prompts — “emergency hvac repair Calgary” and “furnace not blowing hot air” mention you more often than not, because your 24/7 dispatch and 4.9-star review base get quoted. But the big-money research prompts — “furnace replacement cost,” “heat pump vs furnace” — route to HomeStars, This Old House, and Reddit threads where Summit's technicians answer questions and you don't exist.
The math favors offense. Four ceded prompts carry 4,520 monthly searches at a $2,448 average ticket. You don't need to outspend Summit — you need ten pages and a Reddit account. Every cost guide you publish is a permanent asset that every engine re-reads weekly.
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