Questions people actually ask.

SEO is about ranking a page so someone clicks it. This is about being one of the three companies an AI names when nobody clicks anything. Some of the work overlaps. The goal doesn't.

No. Half of what decides an AI answer is off your website entirely: your profile, your reviews, the directories in your trade, the articles someone else wrote. The usual website audit never looks there.

One of the biggest hosting and security companies is changing a default setting. From that date its protection can block AI assistants, and in some cases Google itself, from reading your pages. Nobody gets told when it happens to them.

Visits that arrive from AI answers, pulled out into a report of their own. Before that they sat buried in your normal search numbers with no way to separate them. It does not fill in the past, so your history starts the day you switch it on.

Word of mouth still ends in a search. Someone hears your name, asks an AI whether you are any good, and reads what it says. If the answer is thin or wrong, the referral dies there.

Twenty-one specific things, in four groups. Whether an AI can reach your pages at all. How those pages are written. Your profile and the listings that sit off your site. And the measurement. You get the full list, item by item, on the call.

About two hours in total. One call, read-only access to your site and analytics, and one person who can answer questions about what you actually sell.

The free report runs itself in about five minutes. Essentials takes ten days, Foundation four weeks, and Rebuild depends on how big the site is. You get the timing on the call, before you pay.

For the report, no. We can do all of it from the outside. For the fixes we need either access or someone on your side who can apply them, and we will tell you which items you can do yourself.

All three are fine. Most of the twenty-one items are content and settings, not code. Where a platform genuinely blocks something, we say so on the call rather than after you have paid.

We rewrite what is already there so an AI can quote it, and we write the missing answers to the questions your buyers ask. Foundation includes three months of articles on top of that. What we don't do is publish for volume: a post nobody asked for is a post nothing quotes.

Essentials is $1,600 and Foundation is $5,000, one-time. Cadence is the monthly plan, $390 a month, cancel any time. All of it is on the pricing page. Rebuild carries no figure: two locations and fourteen are not the same job, and a price given before anyone has seen the work is one we would take back.

Partly, yes, and we will tell you which parts on the call. Three of the twenty-one items take an afternoon each and you do not need us for them. The slow part is working out which questions your buyers really ask, and which fixes matter in which order.

You shouldn't, on our word alone. So we made it checkable. The test at the top of this page runs on an AI we do not control. You can run the free report right now without speaking to anyone, and a full sample report is public. Look at those first.

That can happen and we'd rather say so. Nobody controls what these systems say. Anyone guaranteeing you a place is either lying or doesn't understand how they work. What we can do is make sure nothing on your side is what's stopping it.

You do: the report, the changes, the tracking. None of it is locked to us and no subscription is required. Cadence, the monthly plan, is the one thing billed on a repeat, it is optional, and you can cancel it any time.

Everything on your list, or you don't pay for it. The free report produces the list; if we can't complete an item on it, that item comes off the invoice. We guarantee our work, never what an AI decides.

Twenty minutes. Run the free report first and we'll have read it too, so we open with what it found rather than with questions. You leave knowing which tier you need, and whether you need one.