AI search visibility

Get quoted by ChatGPT when someone asks for what you sell

Your prices, your services and your answers, in a form an assistant can read and cite

People increasingly ask an assistant instead of scrolling results. Assistants quote pages that state facts plainly in HTML. A menu inside a photograph, a price list as a PDF and a page that only fills in after JavaScript runs are invisible to them. This is the work that makes you quotable.

Short answer

Can you guarantee ChatGPT will recommend me?

No, and anyone who guarantees it is selling something. Assistants pick sources per query and change weekly. What I can do is remove every technical reason you are skipped and make your page the easiest one to quote, then measure monthly whether that is working.

Why you are not in the answer

Your prices live in an image or a PDF, so no assistant can read a number off them.

The site says "contact us for a quote" where a competitor states a range, and the assistant quotes the competitor.

Headings are marketing slogans, not the questions your customers actually type.

There is no schema, so a machine cannot tell what you sell, where you are or what it costs.

The content loads after JavaScript, and most AI crawlers never see it.

Nothing on the site says, in plain sentences, who you are and what you do not do.

What the work actually is

Facts in HTML on arrival

Prices, services, hours, areas covered and answers rendered on the server, so a crawler that does not run JavaScript still reads everything a person reads.

Schema that matches the page

Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, Product, FAQ and Article markup that says the same thing the visible text says. Contradictions get you ignored, not rewarded.

Questions as headings

Every section answers one real question in its first two sentences. That block is what an assistant lifts, and what Google shows as a snippet.

An llms.txt for assistants

A plain text map of what your business does, what it costs and which pages answer what. Cheap to publish and increasingly read.

Entity clarity

The same name, address, phone and description on the site, in schema, in Google Business and in the directories that matter, so machines agree on who you are.

Measurement that is not a guess

A fixed list of prompts run monthly across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI answers, recorded so you can see whether you appear, and next to whom.

Fixed scope, not a retainer you cannot leave

Visibility audit

€600
  • 30 real prompts run across four assistants
  • Where you appear, where a competitor does instead
  • Technical read of what blocks a crawler
  • A prioritised list with effort against impact
  • Delivered in 5 working days
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Audit and implementation

from €1,800
  • Everything in the audit
  • Schema written and validated across the site
  • Answer blocks and question headings on your key pages
  • llms.txt, robots and sitemap sorted
  • Prices and services moved out of images into text
  • Two to three weeks
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Implementation and a year of checks

from €2,900
  • Everything above
  • The same 30 prompts re-run monthly for 12 months
  • A short report each month with what moved
  • Content adjusted when an assistant starts quoting a competitor
  • Cancel any month, nothing owed
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What changed, in numbers

Gartner expects traditional search volume to fall about 25 percent by the end of 2026 as queries move into conversational assistants. ChatGPT alone reports over 700 million weekly users. Google now puts an AI answer above the results for a large share of informational queries.

The practical consequence for a small business is not that Google died. It is that the click you used to get from position three is now sometimes a sentence in an answer, with a citation or without one. Being the source of that sentence is the new position three.

What gets a page quoted, and what gets it skipped

A price written as text, with what it includes
Gets skipped
A price inside a photograph or a PDF
A heading that is the question, answered in the first two sentences
Gets skipped
A heading that is a slogan
Schema that matches the visible text exactly
Gets skipped
Schema that claims reviews or prices the page does not show
Server rendered HTML
Gets skipped
Content that appears only after scripts run
A clear statement of what you do not do
Gets skipped
A claim to do everything for everyone
Specific, checkable facts with dates
Gets skipped
Percentages with no source

None of this is a trick. It is the same thing that makes a page useful to a person in a hurry.

How I know it works

Because this site is the test case. Every price here is text in a table, every section heading is a question, the schema matches the page, there is an llms.txt, and the deep sections exist so that one page answers the whole question rather than teasing it.

The honest part: I am not going to show you a graph of citations, because the tools for measuring that are young and most of the numbers in circulation are marketing. What I will show you, in the audit, is exactly which prompts name you today and which name someone else.

How to get an exact price

Send the site address and three questions a customer would ask an assistant before buying from you. The form is three fields, or Viber on 087 727 5750. Within 24 hours you get a price, a date and an honest read on whether this is worth doing for your business at all.

Straight answers about AI visibility

Can you guarantee ChatGPT will recommend me?
No, and anyone who guarantees it is selling something. Assistants pick sources per query and change weekly. What I can do is remove every technical reason you are skipped and make your page the easiest one to quote, then measure monthly whether that is working.
Is this just SEO with a new name?
It overlaps by maybe half. Both want fast, crawlable, well structured pages. GEO adds things classic SEO ignores: facts stated as sentences a machine can lift, schema that matches the visible text, explicit statements of what you do not do, and measurement inside assistants rather than in a rank tracker.
How do you measure something with no dashboard?
A fixed list of 30 prompts a real customer would type, run across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI answers, recorded with the date and the sources each one cited. Repeated monthly, the same way every time. It is a sample, not a ranking, and I say so.
How long before anything changes?
Technical fixes are read within days to a few weeks. Being cited more often is a question of months, and depends as much on whether anyone else mentions you as on your own pages.
Does this work for a small local business?
Often better than for a big brand. "Roadside assistance near Sandanski at night" has one obvious right answer and very little competition for it. A national retailer fighting for "best running shoes" has thousands.
Do I need to publish more content?
Usually less content, stated better. Three pages that answer one question each, with real numbers, beat thirty pages of adjectives. If a page cannot answer a question a customer actually asks, it is not helping.
What if my site is on WordPress or Wix?
Most of this works anywhere. Schema, answer blocks, text instead of images and an llms.txt can go on any platform. If the site renders content only in the browser or takes six seconds on a phone, that ceiling is real and we should talk about the platform first.
Should I block AI crawlers instead?
That is a real choice and for a publisher selling subscriptions it can be the right one. For a business that wants customers, being invisible to the tool your customer is using is not a strategy. I will set robots either way, and say which I would pick.

See who the assistant names today

The audit runs 30 real prompts across four assistants and tells you where you stand, before you spend anything on fixing it.

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No retainer, no lock in, and a straight answer if your business does not need this yet.