What does ChatGPT say about your florist?.
Right before Mother's Day, someone types "florist with delivery today" into ChatGPT — and your name doesn't come up. Not because your bouquets aren't beautiful, but because AI can't clearly read your Sunday hours, delivery options, or range. This page shows you exactly where that goes wrong and how to fix it.
Scan your websiteWhat AI often misses about a florist
Sunday hours that don't match
You're open Sunday morning for Mother's Day, but your Google listing still says "closed on Sunday". If a customer asks ChatGPT that morning whether a florist is open, you simply don't appear in the answer — and they walk to the shop next door instead.
Bouquets shown only as photos
Your bouquets are photos on your site, not text. If a customer asks AI for a sympathy bouquet or a pastel-toned arrangement, the machine can't read your range and names a different florist instead.
No clue whether you still deliver today
A customer who wants something delivered urgently this afternoon wants to know that upfront. If nothing states how late you accept same-day delivery orders, AI can't answer that question — and that customer keeps looking.
Mother's Day and Valentine's peaks mentioned nowhere
Mother's Day and Valentine's Day are your busiest days of the year, often with an earlier order deadline. If that's not stated anywhere, AI promises a customer a delivery that's no longer possible — and they remember that.
What the scan looks at for a florist
Do your hours match everywhere?
We check whether the opening hours on your website and your Google Business Profile match exactly — especially Sundays around Mother's Day and Valentine's, since that's when most people search.
Can a machine read your name, address and hours?
We check whether that information exists as readable text on your site, not just in a photo of your storefront or your bouquets. If it's only in an image, AI simply misses it.
Does your site answer the questions customers ask AI?
Things like "do you still deliver today", "do you have sympathy bouquets", or "can I order online". We check whether those answers exist somewhere on your site, so AI can repeat them instead of guessing.
Does AI know which town you're in?
We check whether your area is clearly named on your site, so you show up for searches like "florist Mechelen" instead of getting lost among florists in other towns.
What do your reviews and rating tell AI?
We look at how many reviews you have and your rating, because AI factors that in when deciding who to recommend over the competition.
What such a point looks like in your report
example — page 12 of your PDF
07Sunday hours around Mother's Day: website vs. Google listing
Why this is urgent
Anyone searching for a florist on Sunday morning right before Mother's Day gets the wrong answer from AI about whether you're open.
What we found
The website says "open from 10am", the Google Business Profile says "closed on Sunday".
Where we looked: the Sunday hours on the website and on the Google Business Profile, compared around Mother's Day.
Ready-made prompt
Every point includes a prompt: text you simply copy and paste into ChatGPT. The AI knows exactly what to do — you write nothing. It starts like this:
«I have a website at https://mybusiness.be. The opening hours on my website and in my Google Business Profile differ or are outdated, so customers can end up at a closed door and then leave a bad review. Task: 1. Find the opening hours on…»
Paste it yourself or forward it to your web builder — both work.
Open this task directly in:
Learn more
- • BrightLocal — NAP consistency explained
- • Google — Business info guidelines
Every point: one page, in plain language, ready to forward.
Frequently asked questions
Customers praise my bouquets in their reviews — why doesn't ChatGPT find my florist?
Reviews are just one piece of the picture. If your hours, delivery options, or range aren't clearly readable by a machine, AI doesn't know enough to recommend you — even with a great score from customers. The scan shows exactly what's missing.
I'm mostly busy around Mother's Day and Valentine's — does that matter for the scan?
Yes, because that's exactly when most mismatches between your website and Google listing tend to show up. The scan looks at that specifically, so a customer searching right before Mother's Day doesn't pass you by.
What does a scan actually cost?
A full scan costs a one-time €39, no subscription, no hidden fees. You get a report showing everything AI finds — and misses — about your florist.
Does BizBuz change my website automatically?
No. The scan measures and explains what's missing, with a concrete point-by-point breakdown. Making the changes is up to you or your web developer — you stay in control.
I don't really have a website, just an Instagram page — can I still scan?
Yes, we look at what's findable about you online, including your Google Business Profile. The scan then mainly shows where basic information is missing or doesn't match.
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