AI search visibility advisory

What this channel does

AI-search experiences may use publicly available pages as supporting information. This work is often called AEO or GEO. It is not an ad network, a way to buy a recommendation, or a guarantee that an assistant will mention a business.

Where it may fit

A possible fit for businesses with useful expertise, clear services and evidence they can publish. We would start with information quality and technical accessibility, not a promise of special access to an AI system.

How it typically works

1. Agree the audience questions, information gaps and a bounded review method.
2. Improve useful content, factual consistency and access to important pages.
3. Record dated observations and revisit them without presenting a small sample as universal visibility.

What we would manage

• A separately priced review of site structure, helpful content and supported claims.
• Content priorities that remain useful to people even when AI responses change.
• Transparent observation notes separating what was seen from what is inferred.

What you would provide

• Permission to review the site and access relevant approved documentation.
• Verified business facts, subject-matter review and evidence for public claims.
• An agreed question set, geography and observation schedule; no confidential client records.

What we would measure

• Dated mentions, links or citations within explicitly stated samples.
• Relevant organic traffic or inquiries only where authorized records support them.
• Content delivery and technical improvements, kept separate from uncertain downstream effects.

Measurement starts only after access is separately authorized and the inquiry path works.