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Free AI visibility score for education institutes

Can Google find you?

The basics that decide whether you come up at all.

A parent can read your fees, board and class timings as normal text on your website, without downloading a PDF or filling a form.

Open your own site on a phone and try to find the fee. If you end up downloading a PDF, opening a brochure, or filling a form to see it, tick no.

Your website opens quickly on an ordinary phone on mobile data.

Turn wifi off on your phone, open your website, and count. If the first screen is not readable by about three seconds, tick no.

Someone searching your institute by name finds your own website first, above listing sites and directories.

Search your institute's exact name in a private or incognito window. If a directory, a review site or an ad sits above your own website, tick no.

Do you answer what parents and students ask?

Whether your pages actually answer the questions your counsellors hear all day.

Your website answers your most common admission questions in writing, in the words a parent would use.

Ask your counsellor for the five questions they answer most on the phone. Search your own site for each. If the answer is not written down, tick no.

Your admission process, age criteria and important dates are written on the site and are current for this season.

Find the admission page and check the year and the dates on it. If it still shows last season, or a parent has to call to find out, tick no.

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Does anyone outside your website vouch for you?

Evidence that lives somewhere other than your own pages. This is usually the weakest area, and the one only you can fix.

Your Google Business Profile is claimed, with correct details and recent photos.

Search your institute name on Google Maps. If you cannot edit the listing, or the timings, phone or photos are wrong or years old, tick no.

You have received genuine new reviews from parents in the last three months.

Open your Google listing and look at the date on the newest review. Older than three months, tick no. Never count reviews you paid for.

Your institute appears on the education listing sites that people in your city use.

Search for institutes like yours in your city and see which listing sites come up. Open the top two and look for your name.

There are videos of your institute online that someone outside your team can find.

Search your institute name on YouTube. If nothing comes up, or only a video nobody outside your office could find, tick no.

Someone other than you has published something specific about your results.

A local paper, a partner, an association, an alumni post. Your own website and your own social pages do not count for this one.

Rather ask a person first?

Is the AI answer about you correct?

What a machine says when a parent asks it about your institute.

You have asked ChatGPT or Google what the best institute in your area is, in the last month, and seen what came back.

Ask it the way a parent would, naming your city and area, and read who gets named. If you have never done this, tick no.

If your fee changed today, you know every place on your website it would need to be corrected.

Count the pages, PDFs and forms your current fee appears on. If you are not sure you could list them all, tick no.

Is this happening to you right now?

Do enquiries survive?

The cheapest money in the whole system, and the most commonly lost.

Every enquiry, from every source, arrives in one place rather than on staff personal phones.

Ask where a form submission, a WhatsApp message and a phone call each land today. If the answer is three different places, tick no.

You can say how many enquiries you received last month, and how many were never followed up.

Ask your admissions head for both numbers right now. If it takes more than a few minutes to produce, tick no.

A parent who messages at eight in the evening gets a useful reply quickly.

Message your own institute this evening from a number nobody recognises, and see when a real reply arrives.

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