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Method

AI recommends what it can verify.

Models do not browse like humans. They assemble answers from sources they trust, then name the business with the clearest, most consistent evidence. Our method makes that evidence point to you.

Where AI answers come from

Your website is one input among many. We work all of them.

SourceWhy it decides answersWhat we do
Google reviews + Business ProfileTrust + recency signal for local picksFix + weekly flow
Your site (services, pricing, area)Facts models quote directlyStructured pages + schema
Directories (Yelp, Apple, Bing, trade)Consistency check — conflicts demote youAudit + correction
Mentions (press, partners, chamber)Authority when models compare optionsEarn + correct
Community Q&A (Reddit, forums)Often cited for “best” questionsMonitor + respond

The loop we run every month.

  1. 01

    Map buying prompts

    We build your prompt set from real customer language — best, near me, cost, emergency, comparisons — and test it weekly across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity. Every answer is saved with citations.

  2. 02

    Audit every cited source

    We score each source for accuracy, consistency, and recency: listings, categories, hours, service area, reviews, and the pages competitors get cited for. You get a gap list ranked by impact.

  3. 03

    Repair and publish

    We fix facts everywhere, install a review-request flow, and publish short Q&A pages with FAQ and LocalBusiness schema — pricing, guarantees, areas served. You approve everything first.

  4. 04

    Prove what moved

    Answer share, citation count, and review velocity — tracked weekly, reported monthly with before-and-after screenshots of actual AI answers. If a fix did not move the needle, we say so.

What we do

  • Correct real business facts everywhere
  • Earn legitimate reviews and mentions
  • Publish clear pages with honest schema
  • Show every prompt, source, and change

What we never do

  • Guarantee rankings or recommendations
  • Fake reviews, listings, or mentions
  • Prompt-injection or model manipulation
  • Hide methods behind a black box