What AI answers read about you.

Your listings are the facts the platforms already hold about you.

Name, address, phone, hours, categories and photos, checked and corrected on the platforms behind the major search and AI products.

• Google Business Profile

  Categories, hours, services, photos and attributes checked against reality. Google says Business Profile can help your products and services be visible in AI responses as well as in regular search results.

• Bing Places

  Claimed and kept current. Microsoft says registering with Bing Places helps keep your address, hours and contact details current and eligible for inclusion in its AI-generated responses.

• Apple Business

  Your place card in Apple Business, which replaced Apple Business Connect in April 2026. Apple says the place card displays across Apple Maps, Safari, Spotlight and more.

• Yelp

  Claimed and accurate. Yelp says its content is powering local discovery for ChatGPT and its other AI partners.

• Merchant Center

  For businesses that sell products: a complete product feed, which Google names alongside Business Profile as something that can help.

An assistant can only cite pages its crawler was allowed to read.

We check your robots rules and sitemap and, on Cloudflare zones, the AI bot policies that decide which bots get through.

• Robots rules & sitemap

  Search and answer crawlers allowed, nothing important hidden, and a sitemap they can find.

• Cloudflare AI bot policies

  Since July 2026, Cloudflare lets every plan allow or block AI bots by behaviour: Search, Agent or Training. We check each zone’s setting against what you actually intend.

• The training-block trap

  Since September 15, 2026, blocking Training on Cloudflare also blocks mixed-purpose crawlers, including Googlebot, Bingbot and Applebot, so it affects your search visibility too. Cloudflare’s newer Disallow AI Training setting refuses training while keeping those crawlers in search. Cloudflare says Apple, Google and Microsoft honour it or have committed to, with Microsoft’s support targeted for early 2027. We check which one each zone uses.

Ask every customer the same way, and never pay for it.

A review routine that stays within Google’s Maps review policy.

• Ask everyone

  The same request to every customer after the job, not only the happy ones. Google bans selectively asking for positive reviews.

• No incentives

  No discounts, gifts or payments in exchange for reviews. Google bans them.

• No staff quotas

  Staff aren’t given a number of reviews to collect, customers aren’t asked to name a staff member, and staff don’t review their own workplace. Google’s policy covers all three.

• What’s at stake

  Google removes reviews that break the policy. For fake or incentivized reviews, Google says a profile can also be blocked from receiving new reviews for a set period and shown with a warning to customers.

Pages that answer the questions your customers actually ask.

Google’s guide puts original, useful content ahead of every other suggestion. We compare your pages with the queries Search Console and Bing report for you.

• Service & area pages

  One clear page per service and per area you serve, in your own words.

• Facts in text

  Prices, hours, service areas and policies written as text on the page, not locked inside images or PDFs.

• Structured data, where it earns its place

  Google says structured data isn’t required for its AI features. We keep it for the rich results it does support, and don’t sell special AI markup.

First-party numbers, not screenshots.

Google and Microsoft now both report how often your site appears in their AI answers.

• Search Console: Generative AI report

  Impressions for your pages in AI Overviews and AI Mode, by page, country, device and date. Google says it rolled the report out to all websites worldwide as of August 31, 2026; a site needs enough AI impressions before data shows. Clicks from those features are counted in the regular Performance report.

• Bing Webmaster Tools: AI Performance

  Citations of your pages in Microsoft Copilot, Bing’s AI summaries and select partner experiences, with the grounding queries behind them. Since June 2026 it also previews Citation Share and query intents, including Local.