
AEO
Be the brand AI mentions.
We make you visible in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, so the buyers asking AI for a tool find you, and more of them become your leads.
Where we get you named
The shift
Your buyers stopped searching. They ask.
- of B2B buyers say AI chatbots shape their shortlist, more than any other source
- 54% G2, 1,076 buyers · Apr 2026
How an engine picks
It names who it reads about.
- 01It reads before it answersAsk which tool to use and the engine looks it up: Reddit threads, review sites, comparison pages, Wikipedia, the press.
- 02It repeats what it read mostBrands that show up across those pages get named. Brands that don't, don't, however good the product is.
- 03So we write where it readsWe find the pages it cites for your category and make sure you're on them, honestly, in your words.
Real answers
Ask ChatGPT. Our launches come up.
“What is the best AI avatar video generator for product demos?”HeyGen, top pick
“Which AI app is best for viral video effects and cinematic camera moves?”Higgsfield, top recommendation
“What is the best open-source AI coding agent for VS Code?”Kilo Code, #2
“Which AI search engine is best for research with cited sources?”Perplexity, #1
“What is the best open-weight text-to-speech model right now?”Fish Audio, first pick
“What is the best AI video generator for cinematic shots?”Kling AI and Runway, named first
“What is the best app to write and schedule threads on X?”Typefully, top recommendation
“What is the best API for real-time conversational AI video avatars?”HeyGen and Tavus, shortlisted
“What is the best AI tool to generate 3D models from an image?”Tripo AI, named first
ChatGPT, temporary chats, captured 23 Oct 2026 · the engine names these startups; we don't claim every mention as ours
Where we write
How we get you named.
The engines don't invent recommendations. They repeat what they read, so we write where they read.
Where we write
- RedditThreads that name you
- LinkedInPosts from your team
- ReviewsG2, Capterra, Product Hunt
- WikipediaSourced, disclosed edits
- PressEditors who cover you
- Your siteComparison pages
No spam, no fake reviews, no backlink farms. You approve everything.
What we watch
And we watch it.
The work is half of it. The other half is knowing what moved, what slipped and who took your place, every week. Then we change the content to match what the engines cite.
Prompts
Re-run every week
Visibility
How often you're named
Competitors
Who took your place
Citations
What the engines quote
Content
Which pages get read
The work
Six stages, re-run every week.
- 01
Scan the answers
A baseline: how often you're named, who gets named instead, and on which engine.
- 02
Find why you're missing
A gap map: the threads, listings and pages the engines cite, and where you're absent from each.
- 03
Write where they read
A content plan and drafts for each gap, with the claim, the source and the destination.
- 04
Publish with your yes
A publishing schedule, each piece's destination, and who replies to questions in each thread.
- 05
Re-run every week
A weekly movement report by question and engine, with the next fixes ranked.
- 06
Separate mentions from pipeline
Before and after on the same questions, the sources now citing you, and measured leads where tracking exists.
AEO questions
Partly. SEO gets you onto Google's list of links. We get your name into the answer that ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews write. The work overlaps, but AI leans far more on reviews, comparisons and forum threads than on backlinks, so that's where we spend most of our time.
ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Perplexity. We ask each question 3 to 5 times on each one, because the answer changes from one run to the next.
We find out why AI names your competitors and not you, then we fix it. That means Reddit threads, LinkedIn posts, G2 listings, Wikipedia (disclosed edits only), press mentions, comparison pages and blog posts. You approve everything before it goes out.
The $299 audit asks 40 buyer questions across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Perplexity, explains why you're missing page by page, and comes with 3 finished fixes and a 30 minute call. You get it within 7 days.
Usually 30 to 60 days. Changes to your own site tend to show up first, forums and press take longer. We can't guarantee results, because nobody controls what AI says. What we can do is measure before and after, so you'll see whether anything changed. If the audit finds nothing worth fixing, we refund the $299.
Only if we're changing your own site, and then only as drafts you approve: a pull request, or a draft in your CMS. Nothing goes live without you. Everything off your site just needs your yes on the copy.

Find out what AI says about you.
20 minutes. We run three of your buyer questions live on the call and you see where you stand.