How we get you into the answer.
No secrets. We measure five things about how AI answers name businesses, and each one has a lever that moves it. Here is every signal, and exactly what we change to shift it.
Presence
How often you are named at all, across every question and every engine we ask.
We make the engines recognise you. Consistent details everywhere you appear, knowledge-graph signals, and the structured data that tells an engine exactly who you are and what you do. An engine cannot recommend a business it cannot identify.
Prominence
When you do appear, whether you are named first or listed after three competitors.
We get you into the sources AI leans on. Engines build answers from third-party pages: reviews and directories, Reddit threads, editorial round-ups. We get you named in the ones each engine actually reads in your market.
Accuracy & sentiment
Whether what the AI says about you is correct, current, and positive. We flag anything out of date.
We correct the record at source. Wrong hours, an old address, a service you stopped offering: engines repeat whatever the web still says. We find where the bad information lives and fix it there, not just on your own site.
Citation strength
Which sources an engine credits when it mentions you, and whether your own site is ever one of them.
We make your pages quotable. AI lifts short, factual, well-structured passages into answers. We rewrite your key pages so yours is the easiest source to quote on your topic, which is how a mention turns into a click.
Competitive gap
Who is winning the answers you should own, and how structural their lead is.
We measure, then repeat. We track the same questions week over week, see which answers moved, and keep pushing the signals that got you named. Visibility compounds, so the gap closes from both ends.
Every claim above is a number before it is an opinion.
The five signals are scored the same way every time, on the same questions, so a change in the score means something changed in the answers rather than in how we felt about them. You get the questions, the answers and the working, and you can check any of it.
That habit did not start with AI. I am Google Analytics certified, and the discipline is the same one: read what actually happened, not what you hoped would happen, and be willing to be wrong in public.
