Do AI models recommend your business, or someone else's?

I can help get your business on the radar when AI searches for businesses like yours, so the answer comes back with your name in it instead of a competitor's.

When a customer asks an AI model for a business like yours, it answers with somebody. If the model can't find you, can't read you, or has you confused with a company that closed in 2019, it names someone else — and you never hear about the job you didn't get quoted for.

That is fixable, and it is usually not the only thing. Most of the businesses I work with are invisible to AI for the same reasons they are underperforming everywhere else: broken or missing information, no clear picture of who they actually want as a customer, and every hour of the week eaten by work that should have been automated years ago.

How the work goes

1. Find out what's actually broken

   What AI models say about you today, what's flagged, and what's stopping you from being found at all. You get the findings whether or not you hire me.

2. Fix the foundation

   Clear the flags and anomalies, get your information accurate and readable everywhere it matters, and get you likeable to search as well as to models.

3. Aim at the customers you want

   Before turning the volume up. Being found by the wrong people at scale is a worse problem than not being found, and it's the mistake most of this industry sells.

4. Qualify and route what comes in

   The leads you want reach you. The ones you don't get sent somewhere they're worth something instead of wasting your afternoon.

5. Automate what's eating your week

   Then raise the volume, once you can actually handle the demand. In that order, every time.

Why me and not the ten other people who called you this month

Because I fixed businesses before any of this existed. AI is the fastest lever available right now and the reason the window is open, but it is a lever, not the job. The job is working out why you aren't winning and then changing it — and I have done that dozens of times over, with and without a model involved.

I don't take money from anyone I can't help. You'll know what you're getting, what it costs, and what it's supposed to do for your revenue before you pay for anything.