NEMT SEO that gets you found — on Google, on Maps, and by AI

Everything it takes to make your business show up correctly everywhere riders look: an approved business fact sheet, a fully built-out Google Business Profile with ten published Q&As, review responses targeting a two-business-day turnaround, profiles on Yelp, Bing Places, Apple Business Connect, LinkedIn, Nextdoor, MapQuest, and the BBB, submissions to the two big business-data suppliers that feed hundreds of smaller sites, five to ten directory submissions a week from a verified list of 50+, ongoing monitoring and correction of listings that drift, and a monthly summary of the work. $400 a month, no setup fee.

Because the trips that grow your margin don't come from the broker. Private-pay families search before they call, facilities check you out before a meeting, and discharge planners increasingly ask AI assistants for options. If what they find is missing or wrong, the trip quietly goes to whoever looks accurate and established — and you never even know you were considered.

When someone asks ChatGPT or Google's AI for wheelchair transportation in your city, the assistant writes an answer instead of showing a list of links — and it only names businesses it can describe with confidence. That confidence comes from finding the same name, phone, services, and service area on your website, your Google profile, and the directories it reads. AI visibility work makes your business easy for those assistants to find, verify, and recommend.

No — and nobody honest can. Google and the AI platforms decide their own results, and there's no ad slot or submission form that buys your way into an AI answer. Anyone promising guaranteed rankings or guaranteed AI mentions is selling something they don't control. What we stand behind is the work: profiles built, corrections submitted, reviews answered — all reported to you monthly.

Because listings decay. The big data platforms routinely overwrite corrections with stale data, duplicates reappear, and reviews keep arriving whether anyone answers them or not. A one-time setup looks great for a month and then quietly rots. The ongoing work — monitoring, correcting, responding, refreshing — is what keeps you accurate, and staying active is itself a signal search engines and AI tools reward.

Because that's how long the machinery takes. Directories, the data companies that feed smaller sites, and the indexes behind AI assistants all update on their own schedules — weeks, not days. Three months gives the work time to actually land before you judge it. After that it's month-to-month: cancel with fifteen days' notice before your next monthly cycle, no cancellation fee.

It's the single most important piece, and most profiles we see are running at a fraction of their potential — thin descriptions, no services list, unanswered reviews, no Q&As. But even a perfect Google profile is one platform. Apple Maps runs your iPhone directions, Bing feeds AI assistants, and directories feed the aggregators everything else reads. The point is the same correct answer everywhere, not one good listing.

Yes. The profiles, the Maps presence, and the directory listings all stand on their own — and for a lot of local lookups, your Google Business Profile is what people see first anyway. A website makes the whole picture stronger, because it's one more place AI assistants and search engines can confirm your facts, and Duet builds those separately when you're ready. But nothing here requires one.

About an hour of your time up front: approve the fact sheet, share access to any profiles you already have, and send photos and videos of your vehicles and team. Some platforms require the owner to complete a verification step — a postcard, a phone call, occasionally a video — and we'll walk you through each one. After that, the work is ours.

You do — every profile, listing, and account belongs to your business, and the reviews and inquiries they generate are yours. If we ever part ways, we hand over the credentials and manager access we hold. Nothing is held hostage.

They reinforce each other, but nothing is bundled or required. Your website works best when it carries the same fact-sheet information as your profiles — AI assistants cross-check — so pairing this with a Duet-built website is natural. And if you run Duet software, your booking link goes on the profiles so a found rider can become a booked trip in one step.