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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.
llms.txt is a simple Markdown file at your site root. See its structure, an example, how to upload it on common platforms and how to check it.
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No. There is no robots.txt directive for llms.txt. What matters is that the file loads correctly and AI crawlers aren't blocked from your site.
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GPTBot is OpenAI's training crawler, separate from OAI-SearchBot and ChatGPT-User. Allow search bots, set a policy for training bots, and check your CDN.
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Schema markup won't get you recommended without useful content. It does remove ambiguity, so AI assistants don't confuse your name, prices or address.
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Yes. People ask AI questions, and it is easiest to cite a page that already answers them clearly, specifically and in visible text.
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Yes. AI checks independent sources before recommending a business, so real reviews, consistent facts and expert articles on other sites give you weight.
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A one-off check misleads. Track brand mentions in ChatGPT and other assistants on a schedule, with the same prompts, sources, facts and snapshot comparisons.
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AI referral visits show up in GA4 by source domain. Build a custom "AI assistants" channel, and track brand mentions too, since many users never click.
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$290 per month with the first 10 hours of work, $45 per extra hour, billed time and materials for work delivered. No discounts or free months.
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Ask about SEO experience, what the work includes, how results are measured, which AI assistants are covered and who fixes the site. "Guaranteed #1" is a red flag.
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We guarantee delivery of GEO tasks, error fixes and fast adaptation to AI search changes. No honest agency promises a specific position in AI answers.
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It depends on your website and brand, but the stages are predictable: days for fixes, weeks for content, months for AI to rely on it. The effect compounds.
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Yes. Buyers increasingly ask AI to shortlist vendors, so detailed service pages, named experts and third-party proof are what get B2B firms recommended.
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No. AI answers are built from search indexes, so SEO still decides whether you get found. What changed: fewer clicks, more weight on mentions and direct answers.
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Yandex ads suit a quick launch or demand test. Organic AI visibility builds lasting trust in a new foreign brand. Combining both works best.
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AI evaluates your whole website, not one article. Errors, blocked crawlers and outdated prices keep you out of AI answers, so the site needs ongoing care.
Read MoreWe will show you what ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and other AI assistants say about your business and your competitors — and what needs to change on your website and beyond.
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