FROM THE DESK OF GUS SKARLIS · VERO BEACH, FL
Dear Business Owner,
We built a website for your business — before we ever spoke. You didn't ask us to. We did it anyway — and here's why.
The way customers find local businesses is changing. For years, people searched Google. Today, more and more people simply ask AI: “Who’s the best attorney near me?” “Who should I call for AC repair?” “What’s the highest-rated roofer in town?” Instead of scrolling through pages of search results, they get a direct answer — and often, only a handful of businesses get recommended. The question is: will your business be one of them?
Most business owners assume AI learns from their website. Unfortunately, that’s not always true. Every AI platform finds information differently — what Google sees isn’t always what ChatGPT sees, and what ChatGPT sees isn’t always what Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Siri, or Alexa see. As a result, AI often pieces together information about your business from dozens of different places online — some accurate, some outdated, some incomplete.
That's why we built your review site. Its purpose isn't to replace your website — it's to help AI understand your business. Every page is built from your real customer reviews. Nothing is made up. Nothing is written by us. The site simply organizes the reputation you've already earned into a format AI systems can easily understand.
Think of it as a single source of truth for your business. Instead of AI guessing who you are and what customers think about you, it has one clear place to learn about your reputation. We only build these sites for businesses with strong reputations, because AI can’t manufacture trust — it can only recognize it. Your reviews told us you qualified.
The site is already live. Take a look at it. Read every page. Judge it for yourself. And if you'd like to see how it works and why we built it, book a quick 10-minute call — no presentation, no pressure, just a conversation.
Talk soon,
Gus Skarlis
Founder, PushButton AI
P.S. Businesses that have these AI source websites will have the ultimate first-mover advantage.
Apparently the service department won't even look at my 78 Camaro because it's too old. How does a chevy dealership not know how to look at a chevy vehicle? Not only that, older cars are even easier to work on, so I'm left confused. They literally told me to try a mom and pop shop 🤣