AI Search Readiness
More people ask an assistant than type a search. Whether your company appears in those answers depends on how readable your site and your product data are for machines: structured data, clear facts, machine-readable summaries, and content that answers questions directly. We make sites ready and measure how they appear.
What you get
- An audit of how AI assistants and search engines currently see you: what they say, what they get wrong, what they miss
- Structured data across the site: organisation, products, services, FAQs, articles, with every field filled from real data
- Machine-readable summaries of the site and its products, in the formats assistants read
- Content rewritten to answer the questions people ask, with facts stated plainly and kept current
- Technical hygiene: crawlable pages, clean addresses, fast responses, correct robots and sitemap signals
- Monitoring: how your company and products appear in AI answers over time, and where competitors appear instead
Facts beat marketing
Assistants extract facts: what you sell, where, for whom, at what price, with which specifications. Pages built from adjectives give them nothing to work with. We make sure every product and service page states its facts in a way both a human and a machine can read, and that those facts are consistent everywhere they appear.
The same work helps classic search
Everything that makes a site readable for assistants, structured data, clear content, technical health, also improves classic search results and rich snippets. We treat both as one job and report on both.
Questions we hear often
Can you guarantee we appear in AI answers?
No one can. We can make sure your facts are available, correct and easy to read, and we can measure the change. That is what moves the needle; anyone promising more is guessing.
Do you write llms.txt files and similar formats?
Yes, where they help, along with structured data and clean sitemaps. Our own page platform generates the machine-readable summaries automatically from the site's content.
Is this a one-time project?
An initial project, then monitoring and updates as part of a care or marketing plan. Formats and assistants change quickly; the facts on your pages should stay current regardless.
Guides on this topic
AI search optimisation (GEO, AEO): what it is and what a company should do
AI search optimisation, GEO and AEO explained in plain words: what AI assistants need from a website, what nobody can promise, and five steps in order.
AI crawlers and robots.txt: allow or block, and what happens either way
Should you block AI crawlers in robots.txt or allow GPTBot and the others? What each choice does, where hidden blocks sit, and how to test your own site.
How to check whether AI assistants mention your company, and what changes that
A simple AI visibility check: ten customer questions in three assistants, a log of answers and sources, and what to fix first so AI search cites you.
Do assistants know what you sell?
A person answers within one working day. No obligation.