AI visibility review
We ask the main assistants the questions your customers ask, record whether and how your business appears, and check what stands in the way.
- Question set for your market
- Answers recorded per assistant
- List of obstacles
AI visibility
People ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity what to buy and who to hire. We make your business easy for those assistants to read, verify and name in their answers.
What has changed
AI visibility is how readily an AI assistant can find, understand and recommend your business when someone asks a question you could answer. It is sometimes called generative engine optimisation or answer engine optimisation.
A search engine returns a list of links and lets the person choose. An assistant writes one answer and names only a few sources. If your business is not among them, the person asking never sees you.
Assistants work from pages they can read, facts they can check and sources that agree with each other. Each of those can be improved, and that improvement is the service.
How it works
The exact methods are not published and they change. These four conditions matter consistently.
The service
Six pieces of work, starting with a review of where you stand.
We ask the main assistants the questions your customers ask, record whether and how your business appears, and check what stands in the way.
schema.org markup that states in machine-readable form who you are, what you sell, your prices, your locations and your answers to common questions.
Pages rewritten around the questions people ask, with the answer stated plainly at the top and the detail underneath.
Robots rules, sitemaps and an llms.txt file checked so that AI crawlers are welcome and can find every page that matters.
Business details brought into line across your site, profiles and listings, so every source tells the same story.
The same questions asked again at intervals, so you can see whether your business is mentioned more often and more accurately.
The difference
The page you are reading is delivered as plain HTML, uses question-shaped headings, carries a schema.org graph describing the service, and is listed in an llms.txt file written for AI assistants.
Questions
No. Each assistant decides its own answers and none of them accepts payment or instructions for a place in them. What we can do is remove the obstacles and supply clear, checkable information, which improves your chances.
It builds on the same base. A site that search engines read easily is also easier for assistants. AI visibility adds work on structured data, question-led content, crawler access and consistent facts across sources.
A plain text file at the root of a website that lists its important pages with a short description of each, written for AI assistants. It is a proposed convention, not a formal standard, and it is cheap to provide.
Ask them the questions a customer would ask, in a new conversation, and note what they say. We do this systematically across assistants in the first review.
If you want to be recommended, no. An assistant that cannot read your site has nothing to base a recommendation on. There are cases for blocking, such as protecting paid content, and we discuss them with you.
In the free consultation we ask them together and look at the answers.
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