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Rosie's Bakery

Bakery · Austin, TX

Scanned October 28, 2026

15/100
SnoutScore™

Your SnoutScore™

AI isn't finding you as often as your competitors.

Rosie's Bakery was named in 3 of 20 AI answers. Gemini recommends the shop most often for custom cakes, but ChatGPT never brought it up for everyday questions like sourdough, croissants or delivery — the questions your neighbourhood customers actually ask.

Score = answers naming you ÷ total AI answers. Nothing hidden.

20

AI searches tested

15%

Answers mentioning you

3

Competitors ahead of you

2

AI platforms tested

Who AI recommends instead

Named across the same AI answers, ranked by how often they came up.

  • 1

    Sugar Mama's Bakeshop

    5 mentions

  • 2

    Sweet Treets Bakery

    5 mentions

  • 3

    Quack's 43rd Street Bakery

    4 mentions

  • 4

    Comadre Panadería

    3 mentions

  • 5

    Upper Crust Bakery

    2 mentions

Only businesses named in the same AI answers are listed. Nothing is guessed.

Platforms tested

Each platform answered every question. Here's how often it named you.

Google Gemini (live web search)

Answered with live Google results

2/10

ChatGPT (live web search)

Answered from its own web search

1/10

Three things to fix first

Written from this scan's findings. You implement them yourself — that's the whole point.

  1. 1

    Put your hours, address and signature items on one page AI can quote

    High

    AI answers kept pulling facts for your competitors from a single, tidy page. Your details are split across three pages and an unclaimed listing, so the models had nothing clean to repeat.

    Do this: Build one page that states your address, opening hours, what you're known for and who you serve, and link to it from your homepage. Keep it plain text — no images of menus.

  2. 2

    Align your Google Business Profile with your website

    High

    Gemini named you for custom cakes but not for croissants, sourdough or delivery — your listing doesn't mention any of them, so the model had no reason to connect you to those asks.

    Do this: Add every product category you sell to your Google Business Profile and repeat the same wording on your site's product pages.

  3. 3

    Publish one short page per specialty you want to be recommended for

    Medium

    Competitors who were named most often each own a clear specialty in their copy. You currently describe everything in one sentence on the homepage.

    Do this: Write three short pages — wedding cakes, sourdough, and custom cookies — each answering the question a customer would ask, in the words they'd use.

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