AI Search Visibility
More people are asking ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity for recommendations, not just typing into Google. Whether your business shows up there — accurately — is a real, measurable thing, not a guess.
An AI assistant mentioning your business in passing is very different from it actively suggesting you as the answer. We track these as two separate things — most agencies don't distinguish between them at all.
If an AI assistant describes your business inaccurately — wrong hours, wrong services, wrong service area — that's often worse than not being mentioned at all. Getting the facts right everywhere is the real foundation of this work.
What's included
We test real queries across Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Bing/Copilot — not just one, since each surface behaves differently.
Tracked separately, for each surface: is your business mentioned at all, and is it actually being recommended? We log the difference, not just a single pass/fail.
Every AI-generated description of your business gets checked against your real, confirmed business information — any mismatch is flagged and corrected at the source.
Clear, answer-first structure and accurate schema markup — so your content is genuinely usable by an AI system, not just readable by a person.
If a major AI crawler is blocked without a deliberate reason, none of the above matters — we confirm this is a real, documented decision, not an accident.
What to expect
We won't claim a guaranteed citation or a specific recommendation rate — no one honestly can yet, since AI-assistant behavior is still evolving. What we can do is measure your current baseline accurately, fix the real gaps (facts, corroboration, crawl access, content structure), and track real, dated results over time.
FAQ
We test real queries across six surfaces: Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Bing/Copilot — since each one behaves differently.
An AI assistant mentioning your business in passing is very different from it actively suggesting you as the answer. We track these as two separate things, not a single pass/fail.
No — no one honestly can yet, since AI-assistant behavior is still evolving. What we can do is measure your current baseline accurately, fix the real gaps, and track dated results over time.
Not by itself. Whether an llms.txt file makes sense for your site is a real, documented decision we make as part of our technical SEO work — but citation depends far more on factual accuracy, AI-crawler access, and answer-first content structure than on that one file alone.
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