See what ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity tell a Newport Beach client before they ever call you. Free as a self-serve tool, or hire me to close the gaps and prove the change ninety days out.
Newport Beach buyers are wealthy, discerning, and used to vetting. They no longer start with a referral and a phone call — they start by asking an AI to do the first cut. "Best yacht broker in Newport Beach." "Top medical-aesthetics practice near Fashion Island." "Private wealth advisor near Newport Coast." Whatever ChatGPT or Claude returns is the consideration set, and a high-end practice that the model omits has effectively been filtered out before the prospect even knew you existed. At this price point, one missed citation is a five- or six-figure relationship gone.
The audit shows you precisely where you stand. I run the prompts a real high-net-worth client would use, across every model that matters, and hand back a flat snapshot: where you get named, where the model recommends a competitor on Lido or in Corona del Mar instead, and where the category sits open. In luxury services the gap is rarely about quality — it is that the best operators are often the most allergic to writing anything down, and the models can only cite what they can read.
A note on scope. My sister studio XALA handles AI-citation work for clinics, dental practices, and real-estate brokerages — those have their own playbooks, and given Newport's mix I will hand you off if you are one of them. Yachting, private wealth, luxury retail, and high-end professional services run through me.
A yacht brokerage near the harbor. Decades of high-value transactions, named on "Newport Beach yacht brokers" in ChatGPT but absent on "broker for a 60-foot motor yacht near Newport Beach" — the specific query a serious buyer actually types. I deepen the audit, find the listings live in a closed portal no crawler reads, ship a readable brokerage page with named vessel classes, add the right schema, and seed two primary-source listings. The day-90 snapshot lands them in two of four answers for the specific prompt.
A medical-aesthetics practice near Fashion Island. Strong reputation, invisible to Perplexity for "best non-surgical aesthetics near Newport Beach." Because aesthetics overlaps XALA's clinic playbook, I would scope the medical side to them; here the engagement is the surrounding business — a readable services page, MedicalBusiness schema, a verifiable practitioner bio. By day 90 the practice surfaces in Claude and Perplexity for two of three queries.
A private-wealth advisor on Lido Isle. Quiet, referral-only, no presence when a relocating client asks Claude "fee-only wealth advisor near Newport Beach." I rewrite the bio around named specialties and client profiles, add one indexable page per service, and land a primary-source profile the models trust. The day-60 panel quotes the advisor by name.
This is an audit and a focused remediation, not a brand overhaul. I do not promise a citation count and I do not run paid ads. For luxury practices that overlap my sister studio's clinic and brokerage playbooks, I will scope the right parts to XALA rather than pretend it is all one job. If the site has structural issues that block AI crawlers, I name them and either fix the load-bearing pieces inside scope or quote a separate rebuild. The free tool tells you most of what you need before you pay me a dollar.
San Diego is studio headquarters; Newport Beach is about ninety minutes up the coast. I can meet in person in Orange County for the engagements that warrant it; most of the work runs remote, but the first conversation can be wherever is easiest.
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