Get found in AI search.

#Why AI search needs its own groundwork

More buyers now begin research by asking an AI assistant rather than typing keywords into a search box. The assistant reads a handful of sources and writes one answer. If your site is difficult for it to read, or blocked from it altogether, you are not part of that answer.

Most of what decides this is technical and unglamorous. Can the AI crawlers reach your pages? Is it clear, in machine-readable form, who you are and what you offer? Do your pages state answers plainly enough to be quoted? This service puts those foundations in place. It works alongside good SEO rather than replacing it.

#What the audit covers

A one-week review with a written report. We check:

• Crawler access. Whether the main AI crawlers can reach your site. Firewalls, bot protection and old robots.txt rules often block them without anyone having decided to.
• Structured data. Whether your key pages carry accurate JSON-LD: Organization, Product or Service, FAQ, Article and Breadcrumb markup, validated and consistent with what the page says.
• Indexing hygiene. Sitemaps, canonical tags, redirects, duplicate URLs, and whether your important pages are actually indexed.
• Content structure. Whether pages open with a direct answer, use descriptive headings, and present comparisons and prices in tables that can be lifted cleanly.
• Machine-readable summaries. Whether you have an llms.txt file, and whether it is accurate.
• Current visibility. A baseline of how AI assistants respond today to the questions your buyers ask, and whether you appear.

You receive a prioritized fix list with the reasoning for each item, written so a developer can act on it directly.

#What we fix

If you would like us to implement the list, typical work includes:

• Adding and validating structured data across page templates.
• Writing llms.txt and llms-full.txt, generated from your real content so they stay current.
• Correcting robots.txt and bot-protection rules.
• Cleaning up sitemaps, canonicals and redirects.
• Restructuring key pages with a clear answer at the top, a useful FAQ and proper tables.
• Setting up Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and IndexNow, so changes are picked up quickly.

This website is built the same way, so you can inspect the approach before you buy it: view the page source, or open /llms.txt.

#What we do not promise

Nobody controls what an AI assistant chooses to cite. We will not promise citations, rankings or traffic numbers, and we do not use link schemes or mass-produced content to chase them.

What we do promise is careful technical work, an honest baseline, and a clear explanation of what each change is for.

#How we measure

At the start we record how a set of buyer questions is answered across the main AI assistants, along with your Search Console data. We repeat the same checks after the fixes have had time to be picked up. You see the before and after side by side, including the cases where nothing changed.

#Who this is for

This is an add-on rather than our main line of work. It suits SaaS and B2B companies with a site that is already live and a team that can keep producing good content. It pairs naturally with an MVP build, where we put the groundwork in from the first day, and it is available on its own for existing sites.

If your priority is saving your team time rather than visibility, AI automation is the better place to start.