Why this exists
For twenty years, being findable meant ranking. A page won a position, someone clicked it,
and the click was the outcome you paid for.
That is no longer how a large and growing share of people find a local business. They ask an
assistant, and it answers with one to five names. There is no page two to climb to, no
position eleven. You are named or you are not.
The work that decides which names come back is largely invisible to the industry that grew up
optimising websites — because most of it does not happen on a website at all.
What we actually do
We measure whether AI engines name you, we build presence in the sources those engines
read, and we report the number every month so you can see it move.
Roughly four fifths of that work sits off your site: business listings most operators have
never claimed, review volume and recency, community discussion, local editorial coverage,
and the structured data that lets an engine work out which business a page is even about.
Who we work with
Companies in categories the ad platforms will not take — sexual wellness and
pleasure product brands, adult infrastructure providers, and AI companion apps,
and plastic and cosmetic surgery.
The entry engagement is a fixed-price project, not a retainer, because most of this work
genuinely finishes: listings get claimed, records get reconciled, and then it is done.
Anything ongoing should earn its place every month rather than be locked in by a contract.
If a company is pre-revenue or not yet spending on marketing, we will say so rather than
take the fee — taking a client we cannot serve well is worse than not taking them.
How we work
Every engagement opens with an audit, so both sides make the decision on evidence. Pricing
is published rather than negotiated on a call. Minimum term is six months because anything
shorter is theatre.
We tell you when the number does not move, and why. A report that only ever contains good
news is not a report.
What we will not claim
No AI platform publishes how it selects sources. Our method rests on measured output and
correlations documented across the industry — not on confirmed ranking factors, because
none have been confirmed.
The field is roughly eighteen months old and the signals shift quickly. We would rather tell
you that than sell you certainty we do not have.