Entity consistency
The same identity, description and details across your site, schema, directories and profiles.
When an engine cites its sources, your site should be one of them. That takes content that is readable, trustworthy and easy to extract without losing its meaning.
Pick the areas you want to work on.
The same identity, description and details across your site, schema, directories and profiles.
Page-aligned schema, current sitemaps and an llms.txt generated from your content.
Self-contained passages, clear headings and one hierarchy for people and parsers.
A fixed prompt set checked across several engines on an agreed schedule.
Most of the gain comes from reorganizing the content you already have.
The prompt set is based on how your customers ask, not on a keyword tool.
A starting point on each engine to measure against.
Which rivals appear instead of you, and how their pages differ.
Existing content reshaped into self-contained answers before anything new is written.
Directories and profiles corrected, because engines read beyond your website.
Which questions name you, which don't and what changed, in plain language.
Each risk, and how we avoid it.
Our usual way of working. The quote sets the real dates before work starts.
Define the prompt set, test it across engines and review your entity wherever it appears. Deliverables: citation baseline and entity findings.
Schema, llms.txt, sitemaps and fixes for the technical blockers that prevent a clean read. Deliverables: files published and schema in production.
Existing content reorganized into self-contained answers, merging or splitting pages around real questions. Deliverables: restructured pages and a content model.
Rerun the prompt set, compare against the baseline and decide next month's work. Deliverables: monthly report and next month's plan.
They share a technical foundation, but the content structure, the measurement and the goal are different.
No. We remove the reasons not to cite you and we measure. If nothing changes after six months, we report that as a finding.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and Google's AI answers, adjustable with you.
Three to six months on a sound foundation; longer if the site needs a rebuild first.
Not necessarily at first. Publishing matters more once the foundation is in place.
Send us your URL. We'll tell you which searches you should own, which answers leave you out and what would change that.