What we do to get a business named in AI search

People ask us what we actually do differently. The honest answer is that we do the unglamorous work thoroughly, in the right order, and then we check whether it worked by asking the same questions your customers ask.

1. We find out where you stand

Before building anything, we ask the AI assistants the questions your best customers would ask, for your services and your towns, and record who gets named. We read your site the way a model does: titles, headings, schema, town and service pages, proof, reviews. We measure it on a phone. That gives us the gap, in plain terms, and it is the same audit you can run yourself on this site for free.

2. We build the structure around your real work

Your copy and photos are the raw material. We build the frame around them.

• Every page opens with a plain answer: who you are, what this page is about, and where.
• A page for each service that makes you money and each town you genuinely serve, with real local detail.
• Schema throughout: your business and service area, your services, your FAQs, your reviews, your case studies.
• Internal links that tie services, towns and proof together, so the relationships are obvious to a machine.

3. We turn your work into proof

Case studies named by the work and the town. Before-and-after pages. A real reviews page. Captions that describe what is in the photo. The evidence you already have, finally in a form that can be read and cited.

Most of the proof a business needs already exists. It just isn’t written down where anyone can find it.

4. We make the rest of the web agree

Your Google Business Profile, Yelp and the directories that matter in your trade, all with the same name, phone and service area as your site. A review request that goes out automatically after each job. The off-site half is where many businesses quietly lose, and it is the half a website alone cannot fix.

5. We make it fast

Images sized for phones, fonts and scripts trimmed, a mobile score in the 90s. Speed is a trust signal for Google and for the models, and it is the difference between a visitor who reads your page and one who leaves.

6. We keep checking

AI answers change. Every month we ask the questions again, see who is named, and adjust: a new town page, a new case study, a gap in the reviews. You get a one-page report of what the assistants said and what we did about it.

And, if you want it, an AI that answers

Getting named brings more people to your door. For businesses that live on the phone, we also set up an AI that picks up calls and messages, answers from your own pages, and books the job while you work. It is optional. Getting found does not depend on it.