When someone asks ChatGPT or Google's AI who to hire, a handful of businesses get named. We build the facts, sources and pages that make your business one of them, and we track it every month.
Someone asking an AI who to call has usually finished comparing. Whoever it names gets the call. It goes wrong in three ways.
I couldn't find a business by that name in Cypress. There is a [similar name] in another state.
You may have to wait until Monday. They appear to be closed on weekends.
Based on reviews and listings, I'd suggest Competitor A, Competitor B and Competitor C.
I couldn't find a business by that name in Cypress. There is a [similar name] in another state.
Illustration with placeholder names.
We track AI answers for every client. These are real ChatGPT answers from our first month of tracking, with the prompt exactly as asked.
Asked which Cypress bathroom remodelers offer free consultations, ChatGPT named Modern Home Improvement & Remodeling third.
Asked to compare Cabana Pools Aquatech with other Cypress pool services, ChatGPT listed it first and described its service accurately.
Early tracking: five answered prompts per client so far. We report the count, not a rate, until the sample is larger.
An AI answering a buying question leans on sources it trusts. We make sure those sources describe you accurately and back you up.
Example report: 40 buyer questions, named in 28.
We check that GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google can reach your pages. Robots rules and firewalls block them more often than owners expect.
Hours, address, phone, services and service areas need to match on your site, your Business Profile and every listing. When they don't, an AI guesses.
An AI trusts what other sites say about you more than what you say. We get you described accurately on the directories, review sites and local sources it reads.
AI engines turn a question into their own searches and answer from the results. We write pages that answer those searches plainly.
LocalBusiness, Service and FAQ markup so the facts about you are stated in a format machines read without guessing.
Reviews that mention the service and the neighborhood give an AI specific reasons to name you for that search.
The same numbers every month, so you can see what moved and what the next month's work is aimed at.
Illustration of the monthly report, not client data.
If your question isn't in the list, book a short call and we'll answer it. No sales pitch, no proposal template.
Book a free call →ChatGPT has to be able to reach your pages, find your details saying the same thing everywhere, find other sites backing you up, and find a page that answers the question being asked. We work on all four.
Generative engine optimization (GEO), answer engine optimization (AEO) and AI search optimization all describe the same job: getting a business named and cited in answers that AI tools write.
It adds a layer on top of it. The SEO basics still have to be in place, because AI engines search the web and read the same pages Google ranks. What changes is what we measure and which sources we work on.
No. AI engines turn a question into one or two searches of their own. We find those searches and write for them, which usually means improving the pages you already have.
Fixes like crawler access and matching details can change answers within weeks. Getting named for competitive questions takes longer and depends on your market, which is why we track it monthly instead of promising a date.
We ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews the questions your buyers ask, count how often you are named, and find the gap behind the number. You get the findings and the first fixes, in the order we would make them.
Yours to keep and act on, whether you work with us or not.
Tell us where you are on the map and what you're trying to move. If we're not the right fit, we'll point you to someone who is. That happens more often than you'd think.