The visibility gap
The illustrative answer lists other providers. Your business is not mentioned. The snapshot records that observation and examines the information available about you.
For high-value service businesses
Be the answer, not the tenth link.
You deliver a great service. Finding your next customer should not take over your day. We build the visibility, follow-up and booking system that helps the right people discover you—and take the next step.
Human-reviewed · One business, one location · No obligation
Recorded prompts, answers and competitor mentions.
Three practical priorities, explained in plain English.
You keep the snapshot. Paid implementation is optional.
The idea behind the work
Generative Engine Optimization means improving the information and trust signals that AI systems may use when answering questions about your business. Clear service pages, accurate local profiles, genuine reviews and verifiable expertise help make you easier to understand and assess.
It cannot force an AI recommendation. We improve the inputs, record the observations and connect discovery to an easier enquiry journey.
See an exampleSample scenario · Not a client result
A potential customer asks: “Which aesthetic clinics should I consider in my city?”
The illustrative answer lists other providers. Your business is not mentioned. The snapshot records that observation and examines the information available about you.
Clarify treatment pages, practitioner credentials, reviews and local business information so people and AI systems have stronger information to assess.
The next answer may still vary by engine, question, location and date. Improved information is not guaranteed placement.
Visibility creates an opportunity. Follow-up helps capture it. A recommendation can still lead nowhere if the website, enquiry response or booking journey lets people down.
Your next move
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Example Clinic · Example City
An interactive demonstration of the report format. All counts and findings below are illustrative.
Sample mention rate: 5 of 20 answers.
Five prompts checked across four engines. This measures mentions in the recorded answers, not market share or a forecast of bookings.
| Engine | Example Clinic | Competitor A | Competitor B |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | 2 / 5 | 4 / 5 | 3 / 5 |
| Perplexity | 1 / 5 | 3 / 5 | 2 / 5 |
| Gemini | 1 / 5 | 3 / 5 | 2 / 5 |
| Google AI | 1 / 5 | 2 / 5 | 2 / 5 |
Scoring: answers that name the business ÷ all recorded prompt checks × 100. Several businesses can appear in one answer. Real reports record omissions, unavailable answers and observed inaccuracies separately. The comparison basis is explained.
A real snapshot records the exact prompt, engine, date, available location context, answer and supporting references. Recommendations can vary between runs. Later comparisons use the same agreed prompt set, with changes in coverage disclosed.
Example recommendations only. Your report is based on recorded observations and includes a scoped next step.
Inside your 3–5 page snapshot
A focused starting point. Deeper competitor research, a content plan or a full implementation roadmap can be scoped separately.
Exact questions, engine comparison, your mention rate and competitor mentions. We identify omissions and observed inaccuracies, with context and limitations.
Service pages, authority, credentials, reviews, local information, third-party references and the ease of making an enquiry.
Three prioritised actions, how they could help discovery or enquiries, and an implementation path. No ranking or revenue guarantee.
| Buyer question | Information that helps | What we improve |
|---|---|---|
| “Who provides this service near me?” | Clear services, location or service area, expertise and relevant references. | Authority and visibility foundations. |
| “Which provider can I trust?” | Consistent information, genuine reviews, credentials and substantiated claims. | The clarity and reliability of trust information. |
| “How do I take the next step?” | A clear offer, contact route, response process and appropriate booking option. | Lead capture, follow-up and appointment handling. |
A clearer path from search to consultation
Being found is only the beginning. Someone also needs a reason to trust you, a simple way to enquire and a timely response.
When someone asks which provider to consider, unclear or incomplete information can make your business harder to assess.
We strengthen your visibility and trust signals.
A vague offer or a confusing booking journey gives an interested visitor another reason to put it off.
We give visitors a clear next step.
Busy reception teams can lose track of unanswered enquiries, missed calls and people who were almost ready.
We connect follow-up to your booking process.
One flagship offer · A defined implementation
A managed system to help your business get found, handle enquiries and book qualified consultations—without making you coordinate a collection of separate suppliers.
We identify the bottleneck first. Then we activate the modules your business needs.
The sprint describes a planned implementation approach. Your proposal confirms the schedule, deliverables and responsibilities before work begins. Specific AI rankings, appointment volumes and revenue are not guaranteed.
A defined set of local prompts, engines and competitors, with a baseline you can compare against later.
Priority fixes to business profiles, service information and trust signals, plus one focused enquiry page.
A customer pipeline, qualification fields, notifications and agreed follow-up sequences.
Calendar routing, appointment reminders and missed-enquiry follow-up matched to your team’s capacity.
Visibility, qualified enquiries, bookings, attendance and recorded conversions—with gaps in attribution clearly identified.
What happens during the sprint
An illustrative 90-day sequence. Your actual schedule is confirmed in your proposal.
Days 1–30
Agree your target service, location, qualification rules and measures. Review visibility, map the enquiry journey and confirm the implementation plan.
Days 31–60
Implement agreed visibility fixes, the enquiry page, pipeline, notifications and booking workflow. Check the journey with your team before activation.
Days 61–90
Review the available data, improve the workflow, document the system and agree whether ongoing management makes sense.
The scorecard follows the whole journey: AI mentions → qualified enquiries → booked consultations → attended consultations → recorded sales. Your team confirms attendance and sales; unverified revenue is not presented as attributed revenue.
A managed process, with human checks
Your proposal identifies the work, the people responsible and the checks required before delivery. You should not have to coordinate separate suppliers.
Keep the prompts and source answers. Review mentions, accuracy and supporting references instead of relying on an unexplained score.
Where specialist input is required, define the assignment and access in the agreed scope. Sector-sensitive content goes to your authorised reviewer before publication.
Check recommendations against the evidence and your priorities. Separate what was observed, what is inferred and what still needs testing.
Built for the right fit
Before you commit
The key question is whether the potential value of additional clients supports the cost of acquiring them. We discuss your service margins, capacity and current conversion rates before proposing paid work.
Start with clarity
No need to choose a package before you know what is wrong. Start with the snapshot, then decide whether implementation is right for you.
Your first step
Free
One business. One location. One primary service category.
The complete implementation
Tailored proposal
Your written proposal will set out the scope, fee, payment schedule and delivery dates before any paid work begins.
The final fee depends on locations, service lines, existing systems, content needs and enquiry volume. A smaller bottleneck can receive a separately scoped proposal. Paid media and software subscriptions are quoted separately.
Ongoing management is optional. Scope and fees are agreed separately before the sprint ends.
Before paid work begins, we agree the deliverables, milestones, responsibilities and reporting measures in writing. This includes the access and approvals needed from your team and how changes to scope or timing are handled.
Specific AI mentions, bookings and revenue are not guaranteed.
Straight answers
No. AI recommendations are controlled by external systems and can change. We improve the information and trust signals available about your business, record what we observe and report changes against an agreed baseline.
A qualified enquiry has valid contact details, interest in the agreed service, a relevant location and the non-businessal qualification criteria agreed with your team. A booked consultation is a confirmed calendar slot; it is not an attended appointment or a sale. We report those stages separately. Your businessians remain responsible for assessing treatment suitability.
One accountable contact, access to agreed business systems, accurate service information, timely approvals and confirmation of attendance and sales. We agree the responsibilities and response expectations before implementation begins.
We review what you have first. Where practical, the sprint connects and improves your existing tools. Any replacement or additional software is discussed and priced before you commit.
No. You keep the snapshot and can use the recommendations with your existing team. If you want implementation help, we discuss a suitable scope and provide a written proposal.
No. The sample is fictional and demonstrates how the report is structured. It is not evidence of client performance. Your actual snapshot uses recorded observations about your business and identifies limitations in the findings.
Personalised snapshot requests will open soon. For now, explore the sample and select your industry to see the format. We will show the delivery timeframe when requests become available.