Get your business recommended by ChatGPT and Google AI

AI SEO services get a business named and cited when people ask AI assistants for recommendations: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot. The work is entity cleanup, pages that state plain answers, structured data that agrees with those pages, and building the reviews and mentions the models read off your site. The same service is sold as GEO (generative engine optimization), AEO (answer engine optimization), or AI search optimization. It is one discipline with several names.

It is an extension of it, not a replacement. Ranking in Google still depends on relevance, authority and technical health. Being named by an assistant depends more heavily on a clear entity, quotable passages, structured data and off-site mentions, and it rewards freshness and named authors more sharply. We run both in one plan because the same pages have to do both jobs.

Our AI visibility audit is $750, one time, and is credited toward your first month if you continue. The monthly AI visibility plan runs $1,500 to $5,000 depending on how many questions you need to own and how much content is in scope. A content-only path through our blog writing service is $500 a month. Every price is published and there is no long-term contract.

We ask the assistants the questions your buyers ask, by name and by category, and record who gets named and which sources are cited. That gives a share-of-answers baseline per assistant per question. We re-run it monthly and report the change in sentences, not a dashboard you have to interpret.

Entity fixes and structured data can change answers within weeks, because the assistants retrieve live pages for many questions. Off-site mentions and reviews compound over months. We baseline in week one and report at week twelve, and we tell you at the start which of your target questions are realistic in that window.

No, and nobody honest can. The models are not a ranking you can buy. What we can do is remove every reason an assistant has to skip you, give it pages worth quoting, and build the off-site record it checks. Then we show you the answers before and after.

If your SEO provider has not shown you how ChatGPT and Google AI Mode answer your buyers' questions, you are not covered. Ask them. Most classic SEO leaves the entity, the structured data and the off-site mentions untouched, and those are the parts that decide AI answers.

Both, and the split depends on the question. A buyer asking for the best installer in a city often clicks the cited site or calls the named business without a click. A buyer asking a research question may never visit. We track referrals from the assistants in analytics alongside the share-of-answers report, so you see calls and visits, not only mentions.

Not if you want to be recommended. Blocking the crawlers that ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google use to read pages removes you from the answers. The exception is content you sell, where you may want to block training crawlers but allow the search crawlers. We set that per crawler in your robots file so you keep the visibility and the control.

Usually, yes. The pages that assistants quote are specific, well structured and backed by a clear entity, which is also what Google ranks. Google has said there are no separate technical requirements to appear in AI Overviews beyond being indexed and useful. The plan includes classic SEO because both results come from the same pages.

AI brand visibility is whether AI assistants name your business when buyers ask, describe it accurately, and cite your site as the source. It is measured as share of voice, citations and accuracy across ChatGPT, Google AI, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot. Improving it is the same work as AI SEO: a clear entity, quotable pages, and an off-site record of reviews and mentions.

A tool measures; it does not change what the assistants say. If you have people who can fix listings, rewrite pages and earn reviews, a tool may be enough. If you need that work done, hire an agency. Our audit gives you the measurement once plus a fix list, and the plan does the fixes every month.

No. Google still sends most of the search traffic a business gets, and AI assistants lean on the same pages Google ranks when they build an answer. What changed is that ranking alone no longer covers you: the assistants also weigh your reviews, your listings and how clearly your pages state what you do. SEO is the foundation and AI SEO is the layer on top.

Tools can draft content, monitor answers and flag technical problems, and we use them. None of them can fix your Google Business Profile, earn reviews, resolve a name that clashes with another company, or decide which questions your buyers actually ask. That part takes judgment and follow-through, which is what you are hiring an agency for.

The one that can show you its own results. Ask any agency, including us, to show a business it got cited by ChatGPT, which questions it will test for you, what it will actually change, and how it reports month to month. Then run the same prompts yourself. Ours: ask ChatGPT who builds custom software near Chino Hills and see who it names first.

No. The AI visibility audit is $750, one time, and it is credited toward your first month if you continue. It covers every major assistant, a share-of-answers score, who is named instead of you and which sources they cite, and a prioritized fix list. If you want to see where you stand for free first, ask ChatGPT and Perplexity the questions your buyers ask and note who gets named.

Make your business easy to describe with confidence. Use the same name, address and categories everywhere; keep your Google Business Profile complete; earn reviews on the sites assistants read; publish pages that answer buyer questions plainly, with prices and service areas in text; add structured data that agrees with those pages; and make sure your robots file does not block AI crawlers. Then check the answers monthly, because they change.

Everything we shipped. The pages, the structured data, the fixes in your site's code, and the listings and profiles stay in your name and keep working. The plan is month to month with no contract. What stops is the new content, the review and mention program, and the monthly report.

Yes. The work is remote by nature and most of it is on your site and your listings. We are based in Chino Hills and most clients are in Southern California, which is where our own results come from, but the process is the same anywhere in the United States.