AI visibility systems · Black Hawk, Colorado
Make AI name your business. And make it right.
I build the systems that measure and fix how AI describes you, across Google, Apple, Bing, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity. Being named and being described correctly are two different jobs. Most providers only do the first.
Start here, before you read anything else
You can check this yourself right now. You don't need me.
Every claim below is verifiable in two questions. If what you find matches what I say you'll find, the rest of the page is easy to believe. If it doesn't match, you've saved yourself a phone call.
Question one
Ask what a customer would ask.
Open ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity and ask for a recommendation the way a real buyer would. Use your own service and your own area.
Who are the best [your service] in [your area]?
Read the list it gives you. There is no page two. Either you are in it, or you were never in the conversation.
Question two
Ask it your business name. On its own.
No question, no context. Just the name. Then read what comes back, because this is where the trouble usually lives.
Just your business name. Nothing else.
Most owners are surprised twice. Once that they are not named in the first answer, and once that the description in the second one is wrong: an old address, the wrong services, a closed location, or details borrowed from a different business entirely.
Both of those, across every engine that matters, on a schedule, with the changes tracked, is what the rest of this page is about.
Why this happens
Google, Apple, and Bing each run their own ecosystem.
Almost nobody realizes this, and it explains most of what you just saw. Google feeds Gemini and AI Overviews. Apple runs Apple Business Connect and feeds Siri. Bing feeds Copilot. Most businesses are established in one of the three and invisible in the other two, which is most of the answer.
feeds Gemini & AI Overviews
Business Profile, website schema, and reviews. The ecosystem most owners have already done, at least partially.
Apple
feeds Siri & Apple Maps
Apple Business Connect. Almost never claimed by a small business, and it is the one Siri reads.
Bing
feeds Copilot & Bing Chat
Bing Places. Routinely skipped, and it is the entire grounding layer for Microsoft's assistant.
What runs for you
Four systems, running continuously. Not a one-time report.
The work is not a checklist someone completes and hands over. It is measurement that keeps running, because the answer changes, and every one of these produces something you can look at whenever you want.
Per-engine citation map
Rebuilt every month
Where you stand in each engine separately, and what that specific engine needs from you to be able to cite you at all. Not one blended score. One row per engine, because Google, Apple, Bing, and the assistants do not read the same things.
Citation watch
Continuous, with diffs
Every listing, directory, profile, and data source carrying your business, checked on a schedule. When a wrong address, an old phone number, or a closed location reappears somewhere you fixed months ago, it arrives as a change in your report instead of a surprise. Some of these sources re-acquire stale data on their own, which is the entire reason this runs continuously.
Entity tracking
Weekly
What each engine has decided your business is: its type, its category, its knowledge graph identity. Machines classify before they describe, and a wrong classification quietly corrupts everything downstream. This tracks yours, and the same measures for whoever you compete with.
AI visibility measurement
Monthly, four numbers
How often you appear in AI answers, what share of an answer you hold against everyone else named in it, how many engines cover you, and how stable that is month over month. Those four, tracked over time, are the difference between a claim and evidence.
Everything here is measured rather than asserted. When something cannot be measured I say so instead of rounding it up, and when a number moves I can show you why it moved.
One working example
You can verify this one yourself too.
In the wild
Ask any AI assistant for the best vacation-rental cleaner in the Colorado mountains.
A cleaning company came to me uncited and misdescribed. It is now named and recommended correctly across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity. Most of that work was making the business accurately described rather than merely mentioned, and the difference between those two things is the whole service.
I'm keeping the details of that engagement off this page, and I'd rather show you the before and after than a logo. Ask and I'll walk you through the actual reports.
Packages
Prices are published. No contract.
You came here on purpose, so there are no cold calls and no discovery-call funnel. Ongoing work is month to month. If you want to start, start with the audit.
Start here
The Foundation Audit
$360 one-time
For when you don't know where you stand. I look at everything and hand you the findings.
- How each engine names you today, and what it says about you
- What is broken underneath that makes it say that
- Your listing, directory, and profile consistency
- Where you sit against whoever AI recommends instead of you
- Written findings plus the fix, delivered
One-time build
The Three-Engine Setup
$660 one-time
Get properly established in all three ecosystems instead of one.
- Google Business Profile claimed and completed
- Apple Business Connect set up
- Bing Places set up
- Structured data and schema on your site
- Core citations corrected and matched
Ongoing
Cited and Correct
$470 / month
The measurement keeps running and the description keeps getting fixed.
- Monthly AI visibility measurement across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity
- Per-engine citation map, rebuilt monthly
- Citation watch, running continuously with reported changes
- Google Business Profile posts and updates
- Review monitoring and responses
- Q&A management
- Plain monthly report: what changed and what I did
Ongoing, building authority
The Record
$985 / month
Everything above, plus the content and citations that make the answers stick.
- Everything in Cited and Correct
- Research content that answers real customer questions
- Original guides and visual assets
- Expanded citation and directory build-out
- Consistency across all three ecosystems
Every engagement starts with a real look at the actual state of the business. If the audit says the problem is somewhere other than where you thought, that is what you paid $360 to find out.
Who I work with
People whose reputation is their business.
Established businesses and mission-driven organizations that already do good work and are losing the argument to competitors who merely market better. I'd rather work with someone whose reputation is the business, because the measurement only helps people who deserve the answer.
Why me
A decade in the trades before I ever marketed anything.
Custom doors, trim carpentry, irrigation, landscape construction. I read an operation the way an operator reads it, not the way a dashboard does.
And I won't inflate a number. If I can't show you why a claim is true, I won't make it. That isn't a slogan. It's the entire reason I'm any good at this, and it's why this page tells you to go check the claims yourself before you believe them.
Questions
The ones people actually ask.
What does it mean to be cited by an AI engine?
When someone asks an AI assistant for a recommendation, it gives one answer with a short list of names instead of ten links. Being cited means your business appears in that answer. Being correct means the description attached to it is accurate. They are two different problems, and the second one is harder.
How do I check where I stand right now?
Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity the question your customer would ask. Then ask each one your business name on its own and read what it says. Most owners are surprised twice: once that they aren't named, and once that what is written about them is wrong. Doing that across every engine is what the systems on this page do continuously.
Why do Apple and Bing matter, not just Google?
Siri and Copilot don't read Google. They read Apple Business Connect and Bing Places. A business that's perfect on Google and absent on the other two is invisible to a large share of voice and AI searches, and most owners have never been told.
How long until I see something?
Established signals can shift in 30 to 60 days. Real movement typically lands inside 90. Anything claiming a specific ranking next week is guessing or lying.
Do I have to sign a contract?
No. Month to month. I'd rather earn it every month than lock you in.
What if I'm not sure this applies to my business?
Run the two questions at the top of this page. If you show up and the description is right, you probably don't need me yet. If you don't show up, or what it says about you is wrong, that's the whole problem, and the Foundation Audit will tell you exactly where it's coming from.