Get named when someone asks the AI.

Search is changing faster than at any point since Google arrived. More and more people don't scroll a page of blue links any more — they ask. "Who's a reliable electrician in Bristol?" "Recommend a wedding photographer near Bath." The AI reads the web, weighs it up, and hands back a short list of names. If yours isn't on it, you're invisible in a way that's worse than page two of Google, because there is no page two.

This is sometimes called generative engine optimisation, or GEO. We just call it getting found where people are starting to look. The firms that get in early — before every competitor catches on — own that answer for a long time. It's exactly the kind of edge a small business can grab now and a big slow one can't.

What we actually do

• Structure your website so AI models can read, trust and quote it — clear facts, clean markup, plain answers to the questions people ask.
• Get your business cited in the places AI models lean on: directories, profiles, and the wider web they're trained and grounded on.
• Build out genuinely useful answer content — the "what does X cost", "how do I know if I need Y" questions your customers type into the AI.
• Keep your facts consistent everywhere, because an AI that finds three different phone numbers for you simply won't recommend you.
• Track when and where you're getting named, and keep pushing on the questions that matter to your trade.

Why now, and why this matters

The window is open precisely because most small businesses haven't noticed it yet. The same way being early to Google in 2004 was a goldmine, being the named answer in AI search today is an advantage that compounds. Get in before your patch is crowded and you hold the position.

It also rests on the same foundations as your local SEO — a fast, trustworthy site and consistent facts. Do both together and you're covered on the old front page and the new one at the same time, for one bill.

How it works

The free audit includes a check of how today's AI tools answer when asked for a firm like yours in your area. If you're not named, we show you the gap — then we go and close it.