One named-brand showcase plus five anonymised sector reports. Real findings, real scores. Same interactive format you receive on delivery.
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Critical (0–39)Needs work (40–59)Good (60–79)Excellent (80+)
Named-brand showcases (Pikes Ibiza, The Coach, Fever-Tree): independent public audits — not commissioned by, affiliated with, or endorsed by any of these brands. Methodology identical to F&T client work. All findings sourced from publicly available data. Scores are point-in-time observations and may change as brands update their sites. Sector cards: anonymised sector composites drawn from F&T client work. Sector framing only; individual brands not identifiable.
AI Search Showcase
Hospitality · Michelin-starred
The Coach, Marlow
Michelin-starred gastropub · Buckinghamshire · Brad Cacela, Head Chef
13/18
AI cells
Recommended by Google and Brave on every query — but invisible to ChatGPT on 5 of 6 searches. A Bing tokenisation issue one schema fix closes. The AI Search Report shows exactly where you surface, where you don't, and what drives it.
47-year-old heritage hotel · San Antonio, Ibiza · Freddie Mercury, Wham!, Club Tropicana
70
Composite
Iconic brand — invisible to AI on the queries that matter. Recommended by AI on every heritage query (Freddie Mercury, Club Tropicana). Absent on every commercial query (best boutique hotel Ibiza, music heritage hotel). One schema fix and four landing pages separates Cited from Recommended.
Premium mixer category leader · ~30% UK tonic water value share · AIM: FEVR
68
Composite
Category leader in retail and on-trade, yet invisible in AI search. Zero schema markup, no category landing pages, and all commerce routed off-site means Q Mixers and Double Dutch answer "what's the best tonic?" while Fever-Tree is absent from the AI layer it should own.
Recognised offline name, limited digital sovereignty. The site offers little above the fold. Sector searches typically route prospective members to competitors instead.
Visually striking site and strong direct-booking funnel. AI invisibility on category queries means guests find competitors when researching the destination, not the property.
Representative band: Needs work (anonymised sector audit)
Multi-site UK boutique health club, member-driven retention
60–75
Composite (range)
Strong brand and class booking experience, but no schema markup, no meta descriptions, and zero structured content for AI answer engines to cite. Category queries surface rivals instead.
Representative band: Good (anonymised sector audit)
Public visitor attraction and private hospitality, UK heritage estate
55–65
Composite (range)
Iconic property and rich heritage narrative, undermined by fragmented information architecture. AI queries about the category typically surface attractions and tour aggregators, not the estate itself.
Representative band: Needs work to Good (anonymised sector audit)