Customers are asking AI who to hire. Find out if it says your name.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Google's AI Overviews now answer the question of who to call directly. They build that answer from whatever they can confirm about you online. When the facts are thin or contradict each other, they name someone else.
- OpenAI
- Anthropic
- Gemini
- Meta
It reads, it cross checks, then it names a few businesses.
The question
Who is the best family dentist near me? Who handles truck accident cases here? A real person, a real need, in plain words.
The research
The assistant reads business websites, Google profiles, reviews, directories, and news, and compares what they say.
The shortlist
It names the businesses it can describe with confidence. The rest are left out without anyone telling them.
Most businesses give AI half the story. AI fills the gap with a competitor.
- Services hidden in imagesA machine cannot read a photo of your price list.
- A vague service areaNo city names on the site, so the assistant cannot tie you to the question.
- Different details on different sitesTwo addresses and three phone numbers read as two unsure facts.
- Nobody else mentions youNo reviews in months, no local press, no directory profiles.
- Every service in plain textOne clear page per service, written the way customers ask.
- Areas named outrightThe cities and neighborhoods you serve, on the page and in structured data.
- One set of details everywhereMatching name, address, phone, and hours across the web.
- Proof from other sourcesRecent reviews, listings, and credible mentions that confirm what you say.
If a machine cannot read your site, nothing else matters.
Our free AI readiness review checks what assistants and search engines can actually pull from your site today.

The sources assistants read before they answer.
- 01Your website
- 02Google Business Profile
- 03Google reviews
- 04Industry directories
- 05Local news
- 06Apple and Bing listings
- 07Social profiles
- 08Structured data
- 09Third party articles
Ask, fix, ask again.
- 01Week 1
Ask the machines
We put the questions your customers ask to the major assistants and record who gets named, and why.
- 02Week 2
Find the missing facts
What they could not confirm about you: services, area, credentials, reviews, mentions.
- 03Weeks 3 to 8
Publish the facts clearly
Site pages, structured data, profiles, and listings that state the facts plainly and consistently.
- 04Monthly
Ask again
Same questions, same assistants, so you can see the answer change.

The question is asked out loud now. The answer names a few.
Questions about AI search
Still not sure? Ask. You will hear back from the person doing the work.
Can you guarantee ChatGPT will recommend us?
No one can, and anyone who promises it is guessing. What we can do is make the facts about your business easy to find and consistent everywhere these tools look, which is what they rely on.
Is this different from SEO?
It overlaps a lot. The same clear site, profile, and reputation help both. AI answers lean even harder on consistency and on what other credible sources say about you.
Which AI tools do you check?
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews, using the questions your customers actually ask in your area.
How do we know if it is working?
We repeat the same questions every month and keep the answers, so you can read the before and after yourself.
Do we need a new website?
Usually not. Most of the gains come from adding clear facts to the site you have and fixing listings around the web.
Find out what AI says when someone asks for a business like yours.
We ask the major assistants the questions your customers ask and send you the answers, word for word.
- Answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity
- Who gets named and why
- Facts AI could not confirm about you
- Your site's machine readability
- The first three fixes
Back to you within one business day. If we cannot help, we will say so.


