Run the method yourself.
The same systems behind the engagements, made self-serve. Tools and step-by-step plans you can run on your own business, no consultant required.
A framework is the work, written down so you can repeat it.
Most of what moves AI visibility is not a secret. It is a sequence. Check where you stand, fix what is missing, structure your content for the engines, and measure whether your name starts showing up in the answer. The engagements run that sequence for you. The frameworks hand you the same sequence to run on your own.
Start with the Citation Check to see whether AI names your business today. From there, the plans walk you through the fixes in the order that compounds. Everything here is free, built to be acted on this week, and designed so you can decide for yourself whether you want help going further.
Pick where you are and start.
Citation Check.
For any local owner wondering what AI says about them.
Answer a couple of questions about your business and category, and see the kinds of prompts your customers are asking the engines. The fastest way to find out whether you show up in the answer, or whether a competitor does.
- The prompts customers actually ask about your category
- Where to look for your name across the engines
- What a citation gap looks like in practice
- The first move to make if you’re missing
How to hire an AI visibility consultant.
For owners evaluating providers, including us.
Eight questions to ask everyone you talk to, what a real answer sounds like next to a bad one, and what the work should cost. Written so you can score any provider against the same standard.
- The eight questions that sort providers fast
- What the market actually charges, by engagement type
- Five answers that should end the conversation
- When the answer is not to hire anyone yet
Entity Consistency Check.
For owners whose business is described three different ways across the web.
Enter your details once and get the canonical block that should appear on every profile you own: the NAP, two descriptions, and the LocalBusiness schema. Plus a checklist of the twelve surfaces answer engines read, in priority order.
- The exact block to paste on every profile
- Your LocalBusiness schema, generated
- The twelve surfaces that have to match
- What counts as a mismatch, and why it costs you
Schema Generator.
For owners whose site says nothing a machine can read.
Five kinds of JSON-LD generated for a local business: the right LocalBusiness subtype for your category, Service, FAQ, Organization plus Person, and Article. Valid, ready to paste, with install steps for WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, and Shopify.
- The correct schema subtype for your category
- Per-service markup, not one vague block
- Organization and Person, linked to your profiles
- Where it goes on your platform
Prompt Set Builder.
For owners who tested one question and stopped.
Pick your category and city and get the full set of questions a buyer asks before they call anyone, grouped across six stages of the decision. Copy the set, run it in three engines, and you have a baseline you can re-run in 90 days.
- Up to 17 prompts across the whole decision
- One-click open in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI
- How to run it so the results mean something
- What each pattern of results actually tells you
The 90-day local visibility plan.
For owners ready to do the work in the right order.
A week-by-week plan that sequences the fixes so the early work makes the later work pay off. The same order we use inside an engagement, written so you can run it yourself.
- The 30-day foundation that everything else builds on
- What to fix first, second, and third
- How to tell the signal is building
- When to bring in help and when not to
Run it yourself, or have it run for you.
Want the full picture, scored?
The AI Visibility Audit runs your business through every engine against the prompts your customers ask, and hands you a scored, custom read with a plan to fix it.