Search and AI Visibility PlanTrademark Universal Stone

Search and AI Visibility Plan · September 16, 2026

First on Google.
Fifth on the map.

Trademark owns the organic search results Louisville sees. The new site brought eleven number-one rankings back. But the map above them, and the AI answers beside them, are still sending valuable customers elsewhere.

Prepared for Trademark Universal Stone · Louisville, Kentucky
Prepared by Eisa Shunnara · RepConnect

63%AI answer share

25 of 40 answers name Trademark

14 named first across 4 platforms

2 of 49Map pack spots
5.0 · 489Rating and reviews
11Countertop searches ranked first
5thOn Maps from the shop
4 of 10AI Overviews naming Trademark

Where this came from

The work already proved the point.

The rebuilt site restored all eleven target searches to number one, redirected all 28 old addresses, and gave Google more than 100 clean pages to index. That made Trademark legible again.

Now the visibility gap sits in two places customers see before a website: the map pack and AI-generated answers. For the granite-cost question, all four measured platforms left Trademark out. On Maps, companies with fewer reviews and lower ratings routinely appear first.

“The strongest reputation in Louisville should not be invisible at the exact moment someone asks where to buy.”
REPCONNECT

Answer Engine Optimization. Getting businesses found and recommended by Google, Google Maps, Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot, on the strength of what is true about them.