Ask the engines.
600+ buyer-grade prompts hit ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Meta AI, DeepSeek and Grok — in your language, your market, your category.
One pipeline runs the whole job — probe what AI says today, score the gap, ship the optimisation, measure the lift. Automation keeps it fast; team review keeps it grounded.
600+ buyer-grade prompts hit ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Meta AI, DeepSeek and Grok — in your language, your market, your category.
Every answer is scored on visibility, accuracy, structure and authority. One number per engine, one combined index for your brand.
A ranked roadmap of content, structure, citation and on-site moves — generated from your data and reviewed before delivery, so the engines start naming you next.
Thirty days after the optimisation ships, we run the exact same probe — and show, prompt by prompt, where the engines now place your name in the answer.
The probe is how we learn what AI says about you today. We don't ask the engines what we want to hear — we ask them what your buyers type. The prompts are refreshed every cycle so the gap we work on reflects the questions that influence whether your name gets named.
The score is the map of why AI doesn't name you yet. Every answer the engines return is graded on four components — each scored 0–100, each tied to a specific lever we move in the optimisation.
How often the engine surfaces your brand on the prompts a real buyer would type — across the full prompt pack, not the easy ones.
Whether the engine's description matches your positioning, audience and features — or quietly drifts into a competitor's pitch.
Schema, headings, entity markup and content extraction — the plumbing engines actually read when they decide to quote you.
Third-party citations, mention diversity and link signals — the proof engines look for before they put your name in the answer.
The optimisation is the product. Each item is a concrete move with a target, a reason and an expected lift — sorted so the change that pulls your name into the answer fastest ships first.
Rewrite the paragraphs engines lift from. Sharpen positioning sentences, anchor your name to the buyer phrases that win the answer.
Pages · Sentences · PhrasingSchema, entity markup, FAQ blocks and product graphs — wired so engines read your site the way you read it, not the way they guess.
Schema · Entities · MarkupEarn the third-party mentions engines treat as proof — directories, category lists, comparison pages and the publications your buyers already read.
Mentions · Listings · PressSpeed, crawlability, internal links and canonical signals — the quiet plumbing that decides whether engines bother reading the pages that earn you the answer.
Speed · Crawl · CanonicalEngines need time to read the optimisation, re-crawl citations and re-rank answers. Thirty days is a practical window for the signal to settle — long enough to measure, short enough to act on.
Models ship new weights. Answer formats change. New assistants launch. The optimisation we ship is model-agnostic — anchored in the structures and citations every major engine learns from, not the quirks of any single one. We re-tune as the engines move, so today's gains have a better chance of holding tomorrow.
Six engines. One probe. An AI Visibility Sprint that turns your existing business, services and proof into answer-ready context, then a 30-day re-scan to measure the lift.
Start with your business £34.99 · AI Visibility Sprint · 30-day re-scan included