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Get your business named in AI answers.

People ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity where to go. GEO (generative engine optimization) is making sure they can read your hours, prices and address, and get them right.

Why it matters for a local business

When someone asks an assistant for a dentist, a salon or a café near them, it answers with a short list, often with hours and prices, and the customer picks from that list. If your facts are missing or wrong on the pages it can read, you are not on it, or you are on it with the wrong Sunday timing.

Nobody outside the AI companies controls the answer, and no one can promise you a place in it. What you control is whether your facts are written clearly, in a form machines read, and the same everywhere.

What we do about it

• Every website we build at Sites ships with the structured data, an llms.txt and open crawler access, written from the same data as the page.
• Already have a site? The checker above shows what it lacks. If you want it fixed, write to us.

Guides

• Does my business show up in ChatGPT? A 10-minute testAsk five questions in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity and see what they say about your clinic, salon or café. A plain checklist, then how to fix what is wrong.
• GEO vs SEO for a local business: what changesGenerative engine optimization (GEO) is SEO for AI answers. What stays the same, what changes, and what a clinic, salon or café should do first.
• llms.txt for a local business: what it is, how to write onellms.txt is a plain-text file that tells AI tools what your business is. What it is, an example for a clinic, and an honest note on how much it helps.
• Schema markup for a local business: a copy-paste exampleSchema.org JSON-LD tells search and AI tools your business type, address, hours and prices. A tested example for a clinic, and what each part does.