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Sample Forensic Assessment Reports

Explore actual research findings across different service industries. Each future sample will highlight findings from publicly available Google Search, Google Maps, AI recommendations and competitor visibility research — so you can see what your own assessment could reveal.

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Nothing in this gallery has been published yet. There are no scores, no report thumbnails, no quotes and no outcomes shown here because there is no real redacted report to show. When examples do appear, they will be real assessments whose identifying details have been removed — and they will still be examples of what a diagnostic reports, not proof of what any particular business will achieve.

"Forensic" here means an evidence-based investigation of public visibility — it is not certified forensic accounting, a financial audit or a legal opinion.

A diagnostic measures where a business stands today on Google Search, Google Maps and AI assistants. It does not do the ongoing marketing work, and it does not promise results.

Reports are based on research conducted using publicly available information. Featured businesses are not necessarily customers of, affiliated with, or endorsing Local Biz RX. Findings reflect conditions at the time of assessment.

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  • Plumbing

    Coming soon

    Two very different moments: a middle-of-the-night emergency and a planned remodel.

    Report preview not available yet

    What this report will demonstrate

    • Google Search visibility for emergency searches ("burst pipe", "no hot water") versus planned ones ("repipe", "fixture install")
    • Google Maps / local pack placement by ZIP, and whether the hours and service area shown match reality
    • Whether AI assistants recommend the business for a plumber question, and who they name instead
    • Competitor comparison: response time promises, review patterns and how quickly a visitor can call
    • Assumption-based opportunity findings across the services and areas actually served
  • Med Spa

    Coming soon

    People search by treatment name, not by clinic name, and photos do a lot of the persuading.

    Report preview not available yet

    What this report will demonstrate

    • Google Search visibility for treatment + city searches ("laser hair removal near me", "Botox [city]")
    • Google Maps / local pack presence, photo quality and how complete the profile looks next to nearby clinics
    • Whether AI assistants surface the business for treatment questions, and what they say about it
    • Competitor comparison: review health, treatment-page depth and how easy booking looks from a phone
    • Assumption-based opportunity findings on which treatments and areas may be getting the least visibility
  • Roofing

    Coming soon

    Storms and insurance questions drive search, and trust signals carry heavy weight.

    Report preview not available yet

    What this report will demonstrate

    • Google Search visibility for "roof repair", "roof replacement" and storm-related searches in the areas served
    • Maps / local pack placement and whether the profile shows the service area, photos and credentials clearly
    • Whether AI assistants mention the business for a local roofing recommendation
    • Competitor comparison on review count and recency, financing and warranty messaging
    • Assumption-based opportunity findings for the highest-value services and neighborhoods
  • Legal

    Coming soon

    Searches combine a practice area with a jurisdiction, and reputation is the deciding factor.

    Report preview not available yet

    What this report will demonstrate

    • Google Search visibility for practice-area + city/county searches ("car accident lawyer [city]")
    • Maps / local pack placement and whether practice areas and hours are stated plainly
    • Whether AI assistants surface the firm for a local legal question, and with what description
    • Competitor comparison: review volume, attorney profiles and how quickly a first meeting can be requested
    • Assumption-based opportunity findings for the practice areas and locations that matter most
  • Real Estate

    Coming soon

    Neighborhood searches beat agent-name searches — and most agents only rank for their own name.

    Report preview not available yet

    What this report will demonstrate

    • Google Search visibility for neighborhood and "realtor near me" style searches versus searches for the agent's own name
    • Maps / local pack presence and how complete and current the profile looks
    • Whether AI assistants recommend the agent or brokerage for a local move question
    • Competitor comparison: listing content depth, review patterns and response speed
    • Assumption-based opportunity findings across the neighborhoods actually served
  • Financial Services

    Coming soon

    Trust, credentials and clarity decide who is worth a first conversation.

    Report preview not available yet

    What this report will demonstrate

    • Google Search visibility for service + city searches ("bookkeeper", "financial advisor", "tax help") in the areas served
    • Maps / local pack placement and whether hours, credentials and contact details are consistent everywhere
    • Whether AI assistants mention the firm for a local advice question, and what they claim about it
    • Competitor comparison: review health, plain-language service pages and how easy a first meeting is to book
    • Assumption-based opportunity findings on the services and areas with the widest visibility gaps

10 industries planned · every entry is waiting on a real, redacted report

How a report gets here

What gets removed before a report is published

A real report only joins this library after it has been anonymized. Before anything is uploaded, we remove:

  • Business names, trading names and owner or staff names
  • Websites, email addresses and phone numbers
  • Street addresses, service areas and any location precise enough to identify the business
  • Screenshots that show a business name, profile, review or map listing
  • File metadata — document properties, image EXIF data, PDF author fields and similar
  • Review text, client quotes or job details that could point back to the business
  • Anything else that could reasonably identify the business, its customers or its staff

If a report cannot be anonymized well enough, it doesn't get published here.

Want the version for your business?

Start with the free 5-minute self-assessment — you run it yourself, and nothing is saved until you choose to register.

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Local Biz RX is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google LLC. Dr. Nick is a business-diagnostic persona, not a medical doctor.