I asked ChatGPT for the best company like mine in my city. It named three competitors and not us.
→ Prompt gap analysisMore buyers now ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews for recommendations before they ever open a search results page. We find out what those assistants say about you today, fix why they're leaving you out, and track your share of the answers every month.
Improving AI visibility for businesses in the USA, Canada, Dubai, Australia and across India
AI assistants are quietly becoming the first place customers ask for a recommendation. Most businesses have no idea what those assistants are saying about them.
I asked ChatGPT for the best company like mine in my city. It named three competitors and not us.
→ Prompt gap analysisWe're on page one of Google, but AI assistants still act like we don't exist.
→ Citation source buildingGemini describes our business wrong — old services, old address, a price list from years ago.
→ Brand entity cleanupOur Google clicks are falling and I think the AI Overview is answering before people reach us.
→ AI Overview optimisationAn agency promised to "rank us #1 on ChatGPT". I don't even know if that's a real thing.
→ Honest measurementPerplexity keeps citing a review site with a complaint from 2021 whenever someone asks about us.
→ Source & reputation workSend us your business and three competitors. We'll show you exactly what the major AI assistants say about each of you — before you spend anything.
AI assistants don't show ten blue links. They summarise what they've read — from your site, from publications, directories, reviews and forums — and name the few businesses that come up consistently. If the web tells an unclear or contradictory story about you, you're left out, however well you rank.
Everything that decides whether an AI assistant names you — fixed in the right order, measured against real prompts your customers ask.
We run the questions your buyers actually ask across every major assistant, record who gets named, what's said about you, and which sources the answers draw on.
Service pages, comparisons and FAQs rewritten so an AI can quote them accurately — clear answers, real specifics, and no fluff for a model to misread.
We earn genuine mentions on the publications, industry lists and directories the assistants already cite for your category — the sources that actually move answers.
Organisation, service, review and FAQ schema, Google Business Profile, and consistent listings everywhere — so every source tells the same story about who you are.
Rankings don't tell you what ChatGPT says about you. We track a fixed set of buyer prompts across six assistants, month after month — how often you're named, where you appear in the list, how you're described, and how that compares with your competitors.
AI crawler access in robots.txt, content readable without JavaScript, fast pages, clean sitemaps — the plumbing that decides whether assistants can read you at all.
Illustrative mix. Your real source map depends on your industry and market — a law firm in Toronto and a café in Mohali draw on very different sources.
Most agencies selling "ChatGPT SEO" only rewrite your website. But your own site is usually a minority of what an assistant reads before recommending anyone. The rest comes from the lists, reviews, publications and discussions that mention your category.
So we start by mapping which sources the assistants actually cite when someone asks about your service in your city — then we work out where you're missing, misdescribed or outranked, and fix those first.
You'll see the source map before the campaign starts, and every new mention we earn in the monthly report.
AI visibility is new, and plenty of people are selling it with promises nobody can keep. Here's the difference, stated plainly.
"Guaranteed #1 on ChatGPT in 30 days"
Measured, earned, repeatable
Nobody can control what an AI model says. Answers vary between users, sessions and model updates, and anyone promising a guaranteed spot is guessing. What we can do is change the evidence the assistants read about you, then measure how often you're named across a large, fixed set of prompts. That's slower than a screenshot, and it's the only version that holds up after the next model update.
Ask for "the best dental clinic in Dubai" and an assistant leans on Gulf directories, regional media and local reviews — not US publications. We build your prompt set and source map around where your customers actually are.
City and state-level prompts, US review platforms, and the trade media assistants cite for your industry.
NationwideCanadian directories, provincial media and bilingual prompts, with French-language testing where relevant.
EN & FRGulf business and lifestyle media, regional directories, and the review platforms expat customers rely on.
Regional focusAustralian industry media, state-level prompts, and local listings your competitors are already cited from.
All statesCity-specific prompts, Indian business and startup media, and the local directories AI draws on most.
All citiesWe test the questions your customers ask, phrased the way they ask them, in the country and city that matters to you.
Spelling, currency, regulations and examples matched to your market — assistants and customers both notice when something reads as foreign.
We're in Mohali, Punjab. One person owns your campaign and you can call them on +91 99888 88525.
A patient asks an assistant which clinic treats a symptom. A couple asks for a wedding photographer within budget. A founder asks for an accountant who understands startups. We build around the questions your buyers really ask.
Not on the list? Tell us your business and three competitors. Your free check shows which of them the AI assistants already recommend — and why.
AI visibility is ongoing work, not a one-off fix. Here's what happens between your first call and being named in the answers.
We agree the 100+ prompts your buyers ask, then record how every major assistant answers them today — for you and your competitors.
Your time: one 45-minute callAI crawler access, schema, Google Business Profile, directory consistency and your most important pages made answer-ready.
Your time: one approvalGenuine coverage on the lists, publications and review platforms the assistants cite, plus new content that answers buyer questions directly.
Your time: noneThe same prompts re-run every month. You see your share of answers, position, how you're described, and what we changed.
Your time: monthly reportAssistants that search the web live — Perplexity, ChatGPT search, Copilot and Google's AI Overviews — can reflect changes within weeks of pages being recrawled. Answers that rely on a model's training data move more slowly and shift with model updates, often over several months. Expect early movement in the first 4–8 weeks and a fair picture across two quarters. Anyone showing you a result from a single screenshot is showing you a coincidence.
Compare it line by line with anything else you're considering — particularly the prompt tracking and competitor rows.
| Deliverable | Basic | Starter | Growth |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI Visibility Audit | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Prompt Research & Mapping | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI Rank & Mention Tracking | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Competitor Share of Voice Analysis | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Entity & Brand Optimization | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI-Friendly Website Content | 2 | 5 | 10 |
| Schema Markup & Structured Data | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Technical AI Accessibility | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Third-Party Mentions & Citations | 2 | 5 | 10 |
| Community & Forum Presence | N/A | 2 | 5 |
| Review & Reputation Management | N/A | ✓ | ✓ |
| Google Business Profile Alignment | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Knowledge Base & Wikidata Presence (where eligible) | N/A | N/A | ✓ |
| AI Answer Accuracy Correction | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Tracking & analysis | |||
| Content Strategy for AI Search | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Monthly AI Visibility Reporting | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Every figure comes from our monthly prompt tracking and the client's own analytics, measured against the baseline we recorded before starting. Where a client asked not to be named, we've named the industry and market instead.
AI visibility is new enough that shortcuts are everywhere — and most of them either don't work or put your reputation at risk. Here's where we draw the line.
No one controls a model's answers. We commit to the work, the baseline and the tracking — and we report honestly on what moved.
Not on Google, not on directories, not anywhere. We help you ask real customers for genuine reviews, which is what the assistants weigh anyway.
Planting praise on Reddit or Quora gets accounts banned, threads removed and brands called out publicly. It's a reputation risk you don't need.
Invisible instructions or keyword blocks aimed at AI crawlers are the new cloaking. Search engines treat them as spam, and so do we.
One good answer proves nothing. You get the same fixed prompt set every month, with the misses shown alongside the wins.
If your real problem is basic SEO, reviews or a slow website, we'll say so on the first call — even if it means a smaller engagement.
Use the arrows, the dots, or swipe.
Monthly plans, quoted and invoiced in your own currency. Pick your country to see your price.
Get found and described correctly by ChatGPT, Gemini and other AI tools.
More content, mentions and reviews so AI recommends you more often.
Maximum AI presence, including knowledge-base visibility where eligible.
Need several brands or locations covered? Ask for a tailored quote in the audit request.
We set up and optimise your Google Business Profile free for the first 3 months, with zero upfront cost. A simple $99/month fee begins only once your profile is bringing in real customer calls.
If the right column sounds like you, we'll say so on the first call rather than take the money. It's usually a five-minute conversation.
It's how often — and how accurately — AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot and Google's AI Overviews mention your business when someone asks a question you could answer. You'll also hear it called GEO (generative engine optimisation) or AEO (answer engine optimisation). The goal is simple: when a potential customer asks an AI who to hire or what to buy, your name comes up and is described correctly.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. AI answers vary by user, wording, location and model version, and no outside company controls them. What we guarantee is the work in your plan, a documented baseline, and honest monthly tracking of a fixed prompt set — so you can see for yourself whether your share of answers is growing.
They overlap — a technically healthy site with strong content helps both. The difference is that AI assistants summarise many sources and name only a few businesses, so third-party mentions, reviews, consistent brand data and clearly structured answers matter far more than a single ranking position. Good SEO is the foundation; AI visibility is what gets you into the answer.
We agree a fixed set of real buyer prompts with you, run them across each assistant before we start, and re-run the same set every month. You see how often you're named, your position in the list, how you're described, which sources were cited, and how your competitors did. Where possible we also track visits and leads referred by AI assistants in your analytics.
It's more common than you'd think. Security plugins, CDN settings and old robots.txt rules often block crawlers such as GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot without anyone deciding to. We check this in your free visibility check and explain the options — including which crawlers you may reasonably choose to keep blocked.
Assistants that search the web live can reflect changes within a few weeks of your pages being recrawled. Answers based on a model's training data change more slowly and move with model updates. Expect early movement in the first 4–8 weeks and a fair picture across two quarters — that's why we ask for a 90-day initial term.
It's a proposed standard and cheap to add, so we include it. But we won't sell it as a fix — the major assistants haven't confirmed they rely on it, and it does little on its own. Crawler access, clear content, structured data and third-party mentions do far more of the heavy lifting.
Yes — we test prompts from your market and build around the local sources assistants use there, whether that's the US, Canada, the UAE, Australia or India. Content is written and edited to local conventions, and you can review everything before it goes live. Our team works [9 am – 9 pm IST], which overlaps your working day.
We trace where the wrong information is coming from — usually an outdated directory, an old article or inconsistent data on your own site — and correct it at the source. There's no button to edit a model's answer directly, but fixing the sources it reads is what changes the answer over time.
We run 20–30 real buyer prompts for your business across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews, show you who gets named instead of you, flag anything the assistants get wrong, and check whether your site is blocking AI crawlers. Back within two working days, no charge and no sales sequence afterwards.
Tell us your business, your market and three competitors. We'll ask the major AI assistants what your customers ask — and send you back exactly who they recommend, and why.