Findings from real sites, and the tools to check yours.

Understand AI SEO, AEO and GEO, then identify the work and evidence your situation needs.

Read eight AI search findings with their sources, study dates and limits before using a statistic.

Check indexing, snippets and Google AI inclusion settings, then decide whether the page needs a change.

What Google says you can skip: llms.txt, chunking, AI rewrites, fake mentions, AI schema.

Inspect our live-file audit, check pasted llms.txt text and decide who will use and maintain the file.

What AI visibility actually needs from a service business: access, clear service pages, proof, local signals and routes.

Find which pages and measures changed, separate confirmed faults from update hypotheses and prepare a diagnostic handoff.

Compare crawler policies, verify a reported block and retain the evidence for a narrow configuration decision.

Separate ChatGPT search access, training preferences and user visits, with a clear check for your web team.

The DUCR model: four areas to inspect when deciding what a page needs, with evidence before a fix.

Turn checked material into a useful answer section, with three worked examples and a draft composer.

Investigate an apparently wrong business fact, compare its sources and prepare a correction packet.

Map buyer questions to useful page roles, then investigate overlap before changing what already exists.

When a service, a place or an industry deserves its own page, and the rules that stop them duplicating each other.

Four before-and-after cases of giving each page one job.

Keep, reposition or combine: compare the buyer decisions and evidence before changing two overlapping pages.

Publishing about AI search without splitting your own pages: ownership, borders, redirects.

Where a search term belongs: the service page or the post.

Choose where the next effort belongs: an existing page, a missing buyer answer or a problem content cannot solve.

The complete checklist for a service page, without turning it into generic SEO copy.

One service, and the questions buyers ask before they contact you, mapped to the pages that answer them.

Choose a useful next step from one article, with link wording and destinations that answer the reader's remaining question.

Plan the connections around one service: what buyers need, where the answers exist and which links deserve attention.

Separate a missing-index problem from an indexed page that is not reaching the searches you care about.

Location pages that serve real local visitors, and the doorway patterns Google treats as spam.

City pages, area pages or one coverage page: how to choose without building dozens of thin pages that compete.

How the Google Business Profile, the service pages and reviews work together for local searches.

Find the first enquiry gap to investigate: contact delivery, relevant visitors, service fit or the next step.

Help a suitable buyer understand the service, assess the work and decide whether to contact you.

Choose evidence that answers the buyer's concern, including relevant cases, samples and confidential work.

Seven business questions for one priority service page, with a worked example and a matching printable brief.

Read the dedicated AI report, compare the same scopes and keep unavailable export values out of the calculation.

Inventory main-site, campaign and booking events before validating a hostname Include filter.

Group bot requests by page role, retain coverage limits and distinguish repeated visits from pages reached.

Compare monitoring, content and publishing tools by task, documented capabilities and practical limits.

Inspect 30 candidate phrases, their evidence and page decisions, then keep your own research record.

Review a teaching draft claim by claim, including sources, qualifications and metadata.

Find recorded ChatGPT visits in the current GA4 reports, then check entry pages, completed actions and received enquiries.

A working scorecard and enquiry log for deciding whether visibility is reaching suitable buyers and what to improve next.

What changed in Google's AI search and ChatGPT search in the second quarter of 2026, what stayed stable, and what to do.

Check readiness and model the contribution needed to cover a defined commitment before buying.

Software, advice or implementation, what changes the scope and what the fee covers.

What ships, what changes and what to review: delivery dates and the 42-day reading.

Launch checks, relevant enquiries and the next investment: practical 30, 60 and 90-day reviews with clear responsibilities.

Repair or rebuild: compare the actual constraint, what can be retained and the work each route requires.

Keep useful pages, map changed URLs and review launch evidence with blank and fictional worked records.

Plan a first website with a whole-project brief, page responsibilities and a fictional worked example.

Compare seven providers' scope, delivery responsibilities and evidence, including our disclosed own offer.

Compare providers on work, evidence and responsibilities, with a worksheet to record their answers.

Choose a public review, a focused investigation or a conversation by the decision it should help you make.

Who researches, writes, implements and approves: practical answers about working with us and your existing team.

An optional one-page note for the business question you want to work through. Rough notes are enough.

For agencies: when white-label delivery beats hiring, and what a healthy partner model looks like.

Plan employer-facing HR pages, distinguish advisory work from recruitment and inspect a published service-navigation example.

Clarify managed IT, helpdesk and specialist support, then use a worked page map to evaluate SEO work.

Separate employer discovery from candidate reach, with a staffing page map and vacancy lifecycle guidance.

Map the actual work of an accounting or bookkeeping practice to useful pages and relevant business searches.

Map modernization, integration and development-team engagements to distinct pages, with evidence of the work.

Turn an accurately scoped project record into useful discipline-page evidence and clear publication decisions.

Use a capability inventory to choose process pages, combine material variants and hold unsupported sector claims.

Separate address plans, workspace offers and location details, with distinct checks for operator and tenant eligibility.

Check proposed searches against testing and advisory services, then write an accurate explanation of an accepted opportunity.

Turn an unsupported operational claim into useful reasoning, with evidence to examine, alternatives and explicit limits.

Sort shipper discovery from tracking, jobs and software searches, then define one accurate service-page improvement.

Turn a program brief into useful public copy and distinguish completion, satisfaction, assessed skills and later outcomes.

Audit maintenance, replacement and repair pages, then complete a clearer commercial HVAC service explanation.

Turn an equipment list into a useful installation and integration page, with clear handover and support.

Connect a testing capability and its accreditation scope to a useful service page and a clear search task.

Turn a production-equipment maintenance brief into relevant search targets and a concrete service-page improvement.

Turn an assessment deliverable into useful service-page content, with a completed dependency-record example.

Connect a finished portfolio example, its visual and the studio's contribution to a useful service explanation.

Turn a defined business-contract engagement into a clear service page, supporting article and discovery check.

Complete a membership-information audit, correct access claims and publish a useful comparison of physical workspace plans.