Your local story lives at your locations.

A multi-location business is not won or lost on the corporate homepage. It is won storefront by storefront. So we read your corporate site for the brand chapters, and your locations for Locality, against a competitor.

Why a corporate URL is the wrong place to measure local

When someone asks AI for the best option near them, AI does not read your national homepage. It reads whatever it can find about the location closest to that person: the local page, the map listing, the address, the reviews tied to that storefront.

That is why a corporate site so often scores zero on Locality. The brand may rank well and have strong reviews, but if those signals live only on the individual location pages, the corporate URL cannot show them. Scoring the brand on its homepage alone would punish a multi-location business for spreading across storefronts.

So AIOStory reads the five brand chapters (Clarity, Identity, Substance, Reach and Reputation) from your corporate site, and reads Locality from the locations you enter, averaged across them. The result is an honest head to head between two businesses on the ground, not just on the front page.

The Six Chapters

What decides the matchup

Six chapters, each scored 0 to 100. The match is decided by the total out of 600.

Clarity

Can AI tell what you do?

Identity

Does AI know who you are?

Substance

Is there enough to cite?

Reach

Can AI even read you?

Reputation

Can AI see you are trusted?

Locality

Read from your locations.

Questions

Multi-location FAQ

Your corporate site plus up to three of your location pages, and the competing brand corporate site plus up to three of theirs. Corporate sites are required, locations are optional but make Locality meaningful.

Pick the competitor your customers actually weigh you against, the business across town that shows up in the same local searches. That is the matchup AI is deciding every day.

Yes. One matchup, no login, no charge. We score from public on-page signals only and never fabricate a number.

No. The score is deterministic: the same sites always produce the same result. We read what AI can read, then weigh it the same way every time.

Need a hand

Want to change the ending?

If the matchup does not go your way, the team at Digilu helps multi-location businesses rewrite it, location by location.

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