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Plain-English guides for business owners: what AI answers are, where your customers see them, where AI assistants get information about companies and how to get your business cited and recommended.
One question to ChatGPT proves nothing. Measure AI visibility with the same prompts every time: share of voice, sentiment and fact checks, and fix errors at their sources.
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AI checks what your site says against independent sources. Consistent listings, real reviews, visible experts and published articles are what get you cited.
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In GA4, give AI assistants their own channel above Referral and track key events. Referrals undercount AI's impact, so also track your share of mentions.
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You pay for specialist hours, not a spot in ChatGPT. What drives the price, the pricing models, questions to ask an agency, red flags and our USD pricing.
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B2B buyers now build vendor shortlists with AI. Learn which pages, experts and proof points get service, SaaS and law firms recommended.
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AI assistants now pick the product and the store. See how complete product pages, Product schema, Merchant Center feeds and reviews win AI recommendations.
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Local customers ask AI to recommend something nearby. Here is how clinics, dentists, real estate agencies and local businesses get named in those answers.
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Yandex Direct ads bring leads fast but stop when the budget does. AI visibility builds trust in a new brand. A company entering Russia does best combining both.
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SEO is not dead. AI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT and Perplexity pull sources from search indexes, so SEO is the foundation for getting into AI answers.
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GEO is the work of getting your business named and cited in AI answers from Google, ChatGPT and Perplexity. It is built on top of good old SEO.
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Prompt research is the keyword research of AI search: the questions customers ask AI assistants, used to plan content and track AI visibility.
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SEO ranks your page in a list of links; GEO gets your company into the AI answer itself. GEO is built on top of SEO, not a replacement for it.
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The links under an AI answer are the pages the AI summarized. Whoever is cited gets the user's trust and the click.
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AI searches the web and cites pages that are accessible, answer directly, have verifiable facts and are confirmed by other websites.
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AI usually skips a company because it can't find clear, confirmed information: blocked crawlers, weak indexing, vague pages, conflicting facts or few mentions.
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AI recommends websites it can access, understand and trust. Combine technical fixes, content for real customer prompts and brand mentions; none works alone.
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Alice AI draws on Yandex Search. You need Yandex indexing, a native Russian site with direct answers, consistent facts and Russian-language mentions.
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Open your site to OpenAI crawlers, state services and prices in plain text, and earn third-party mentions so ChatGPT can cite you in its answers.
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Google AI Overviews are AI answers on top of search results, built on the Google index. Pages that are indexed, clear and authoritative get cited.
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llms.txt is a Markdown file that summarizes your business for AI. AI providers haven't confirmed they use it, but it's cheap to add and harmless.
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