You get the outcome without learning a new discipline. We audit what the assistants say about you, fix the sources they read, and show you what moved every month.
We ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI the questions your customers actually type, several times each. We write down who gets named, how often, and what gets said about you.
Assistants pull your details from dozens of places you do not own. We find the entries that are wrong, missing or years out of date, and get them corrected at the source.
Assistants quote clear, specific answers to real questions. We turn what you know about your category into pages written to be lifted, and get you into the comparison coverage buyers read.
We re-run the same questions every month against the same prompts, so the comparison is like for like. You see where you went from unnamed to named, and where you did not.
Buyers ask for shortlists by category and constraint. Those queries trigger an AI answer more often than almost anything else, and comparison sites decide who appears in it.
Product research has moved into the assistant. Retailer pages, roundups and review coverage carry more weight in those answers than your own product page does.
If nobody owns publishing and nobody owns your third-party listings, the work has no home. This is the case the service exists for.