Growth · AI Search
When your customer asks an AI who to buy from, be the name it says.
A growing share of buying decisions now starts with a question typed into ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or a Google AI Overview — and ends with a shortlist of two or three names. We work on both layers that decide whether you are on it: the search foundation those answers are built from, and the citations they draw on.
Why you are not in the answer
Your pages describe what you sell without ever answering the question a customer actually asks. There is no structured data, so a machine has to guess what your business is. Your best proof lives in a PDF nobody can read. Competitors with worse services get cited because they published the comparison page you decided was beneath you.
What we build
The search foundation
Technical SEO, local and e-commerce visibility, structured data, site speed and internal linking. AI answers are assembled from search rankings, so this layer is not optional groundwork — it is the input.
Answer-shaped content
Pages that answer the question in the first 150 words, comparison formats, and the specific figures that make a page quotable. Written to be cited, not to rank for a keyword and disappoint.
Entity and citation work
Your business made legible to machines: consistent identity across the web, a fact block engines can quote, and presence in the sources they draw on for your category.
Share of answer, reported
We hold a fixed panel of the questions your buyers ask, run them across the major engines on a schedule, and report how often you are named, beside your ordinary rankings. Being cited is measurable; we measure it rather than asserting it.
Integrations
How it lands
The sequence, and how long it takes.
Listen (the questions your buyers actually ask, and who currently gets named) → Arrange (the panel of questions we will be judged on) → Engineer (foundation, structured data, answer-shaped pages) → Master and Repeat (monthly re-runs of the panel, reported beside rankings).
Typical time to live: 2–4 weeks to the first published work.
Questions we actually get
Answered the way we'd answer on a call.
- The foundation is SEO, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. What is genuinely new is the second layer — being the source an answer engine quotes — and the fact that it can be measured question by question rather than assumed.
- Technical and structured-data fixes register quickly. Being cited in AI answers is slower and less predictable, which is why we report the panel monthly rather than promising a date.
- No, and neither can anyone else. What we can do is publish the things engines cite, measure whether it worked, and tell you when it is not working.
- It helps considerably — specific figures are what makes a page quotable. We will never publish a figure you have not approved, and we will say so plainly when your reluctance is costing you the citation.
The next step
Find out whether this is the right first build.
The audit ranks every automation candidate in your business by payback, so you buy the one that pays first — even if that turns out not to be this one.