
Your customers now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity who to hire. We find out what those assistants say about your business today, fix what keeps you out of the answer, and show you every week whether it changed.
Round 1 / How AI search works
More buyers skip the search results and ask an AI assistant instead: "Who is the best roofer near me?", "Which dentist in town takes walk-ins?", "What is a good print shop for a small run?" The assistant answers with a few names. If yours is not one of them, that buyer never sees you.
Assistants build those answers from what they can read about you: your website, your Google Business Profile, your reviews, and other sites that mention you. A business whose site says plainly what it does, where and for whom is far easier to name than one that hides it behind slogans.
Most small businesses have no idea what the assistants say about them. That is where we start: we ask them the questions your customers ask, and read the answers.
Step 01
We put the questions your buyers really ask to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok, and record whether each one names you, cites your site, or names a competitor instead.
Step 02
We find what keeps you out of the answer, from pages that never say what you do or where, to thin profiles and missing reviews, and fix it in order of impact.
Step 03
The same questions are asked again every week. You see how often you are named, who is named instead, and the actual answers, in your Command Center dashboard.
Round 2 / What it looks like
Here is how AI search plays out for a few kinds of businesses.
A home service company asks ChatGPT for "the best HVAC company in town" and finds two competitors named and itself missing. The fix is rarely one trick: a page for each service and each town it covers, a complete Google Business Profile, and a steady flow of reviews that mention the work.
A practice or clinic is named for general searches but never for the treatment it most wants to sell. A clear page for that treatment, with plain answers to the questions patients ask, gives the assistants something to quote.
An online store is cited for its product pages but never recommended by name. Comparison and buying-guide content, product details stated plainly, and mentions on other sites help it move from a link in the footnotes to a name in the answer.
Each one starts the same way: ask the assistants what your customers ask, read what they say, and close the gap one fix at a time.
Round 3 / AI search services
Everything that decides whether an AI assistant names you or the business down the road.
01
Know where you stand.
02
Give them something to quote.
03
Be named, then stay named.
Round 4 / More chapters
Round 5 / Straight answers
It is the work of getting your business named and cited when people ask AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews for a recommendation. It is also called generative engine optimization, or GEO.
It builds on the same foundations: a clear website, a complete Google Business Profile, reviews and mentions on other sites. The difference is the goal. SEO aims for a place in a list of links; AI search aims for your name in the answer itself. Most of the work helps both, and we plan for both.
Every week we put your buyer questions to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok. Each question is asked more than once, because the answers vary, and you can read every answer in your dashboard.
No. Nobody controls what an AI assistant says, and anyone who promises it is guessing. What we promise is the work and the measurement: what the assistants say about you today, what we changed, and what they say each week after.
Some fixes, like a complete profile or a clear service page, can show up in answers within weeks. Earning mentions on other sites and a steady record of reviews takes longer. Because we track the same questions every week, you see when it moves.
Yes. Our team works remotely and works with businesses wherever they are, by video call and phone, with every client on the same dashboard.
Final bell
Book a free consultation and we will show you what the AI assistants say about your business today.