Get named by ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Overviews in the buying questions that matter, within 90 days.
We do deep analysis on your niche before touching anything on your site. We build the question set that we’re going to be working on from this analysis, and this becomes the basis for everything we measure and track.
Articles written against the questions you are losing, structured the way the engines quote from: the answer up top, a comparison table, an FAQ. Published straight to your CMS, with a person approving each one before it goes.
Almost everything the models quote for a buying question is somebody else's article about your category. We find the lists, roundups and directories your category actually has, and do the outreach and the submissions to get you onto them.
Usually a lower priority because these are the easier, low hanging fruit fixes, but we also monitor your site over time to make sure things like crawler access, structured data, sitemaps, thin and duplicate pages are fixed, so your pages are structured for easy crawling by Google and the AI engines.
A detailed report on everything we did, why, and the effect it had. Then action items for the week ahead.
Best fits are:
Being named by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Bing in the buying questions we agree on at the start, within 90 days of the work beginning. Those questions are written down before anything starts, so there is no argument later about what counted. If it has not happened, we keep working at no further cost until it does.
Because that is roughly how long the loop takes. An article has to be published, then crawled, then retrieved, then quoted, and the engines re-read a site on their own schedule rather than ours. Anything faster than that is either luck or a claim nobody is measuring.
No. It is included, and you get the same dashboard, the same weekly measurement and the same action list. The difference is who does the work on it.
The engine drafts it against the gap it found, and a person edits every piece before it goes anywhere near your site. Nothing publishes without a human approving it, including when we are the human.
Access to publish to your site, half an hour at the start to agree the question set, and someone who can answer a question about the product when the writing needs it. That is close to all of it.
That is usually good news. A narrow category has fewer people competing for the answer and a lower bar to clear, and it is where this works fastest. We will tell you on the call if we think the opposite is true for yours.
Half an hour. We will look at your category on the call and tell you what the bar looks like, whether the 90 days is realistic for you, and what it would take. If it is not a fit we will say so.