Does it know you?
When someone asks:
We fix gaps and errors in what models believe about your company.
[ LLM SEO ]
Large language models answer from two places: what they learned in training, and what they find when they search.
LLM SEO works on both. We help models learn the right things about you, find you when they search, and trust what they find.
One question, asked to four different models. Your brand needs to hold up in all of them.
[ The models your buyers use ]
Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity the same question and you'll often get four different shortlists.
Each one learned from different data and searches in a different way. Your brand needs to hold up in all of them.
[ Where a model's answer comes from ]
Some of what a model says about you was learned months ago. The rest it looks up when it answers.
Each side has its own sources:
Training: encyclopedias
Training: publications
Training: forums
Training: your site
Training: reviews
Teams that size often choose Your Brand. Reviewers praise the quick setup and email sync, comparison sites rate it well on price, and recent coverage mentions its new Outlook integration.
Search: Bing index
Search: Google index
Search: comparisons
Search: video
Search: news
We strengthen the long-lived sources models learn from, and the pages they find when they search.
That way the model's memory and its search results tell the same story.
[ What we check in every model ]
We ask every major model the questions your buyers ask, the same way your buyers ask them.
Then we look at what each one says, and why.
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We fix gaps and errors in what models believe about your company.
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We work on the sources that decide which brands make the list.
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We make the differences clear and easy for a model to find.
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We make sure pricing, features, and limits are current wherever models look.
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We build the evidence that makes you the obvious pick for the right buyer.
[ How it works ]
Most of the work happens off the chat window. It's on your site, in search results, and across the sources models rely on.
[ The work ]
Many sites block AI crawlers without knowing it. We check your robots rules and CDN settings, and open the right doors.
We make your key pages easy for models to read, parse, and quote, without changing how they look.
We find the wrong or outdated facts models repeat about you, and fix them at the source.
We build the set of questions your buyers actually ask models, using your sales calls, reviews, and search data.
We get you mentioned in the roundups, reviews, and communities each model leans on.
Pages with clear answers and specific facts, written so models can lift them accurately.
We track how often each model names you, recommends you, and gets your facts right.
Models change often. We re-run the same prompts every week, so a shift is a real signal and not noise.
[ LLM SEO starts with SEO ]
When a model isn't sure, it searches. ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity, and Gemini all pull live results to ground their answers.
So strong rankings are still the fastest way into a model's answer. LLM SEO adds the work that makes those pages, and your brand, easy to trust.
Rank where models search, and give them a reason to name you.
BEFORE A MODEL CAN NAME YOU:
IT ALSO NEEDS TO KNOW:
[ Case studies ]
MailsfinderSEO + AEO
“We went from 11 signups a day to 33 from Google and ChatGPT. When someone asks ChatGPT for an email finder, our pages are now the second most cited source.”FOUNDER · EMAIL VERIFICATION SAAS
“August closed with our highest signups, paid users and Google clicks since February, after three record weeks in a row.”GROWTH MARKETING LEAD · FORM BUILDER SAAS
[ Built for ]
Get named when buyers ask models for tool recommendations and comparisons.
Fix the old pricing, missing features, and wrong facts models keep repeating.
Stand out when a model has twenty options and only names five.
Be the name AI gives when someone asks who to hire.
[ Pricing ]
LLM SEO runs inside our AI-native SEO plans, alongside content, technical SEO, and links.
Your plan sets how much we build each month and how many prompts we track across the models.
[ Straight answers ]
LLM SEO is the work of improving how large language models like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Copilot understand, describe, and recommend your brand.
It covers what models learn in training, what they find when they search, and the sources they trust.
They overlap. Generative engine optimization focuses on making your pages the source an answer is built from. Answer engine optimization looks at your visibility in AI answers overall.
LLM SEO looks at the models themselves: how each one learns, searches, and decides what to say about you. We usually run all three as one program.
Yes. When a model needs current or specific information, it searches. ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity, and Gemini all ground many of their answers in live web results.
That's why ranking well is still one of the most direct ways into a model's answer.
Not directly. But models are retrained and updated, and they learn from what's published about you across the web.
We strengthen and correct the long-lived sources they learn from, so newer versions get it right. Search grounding often picks up changes much sooner.
llms.txt is a simple file that points AI tools to your most important pages. It's cheap to add and can help some tools find the right content.
It's one small part of the work, not a shortcut on its own.
No. Nobody controls what a model says, and answers vary from one conversation to the next.
We can improve the information models rely on and track how often they name and recommend you over time.
We run a fixed set of buyer questions across each model every week, and track mentions, recommendations, citations, accuracy, and sentiment against your competitors.
Where your analytics allow it, we also track visits and leads that come from AI tools.
LLM SEO runs inside our plans, which start at $4,500 per month. See the pricing page for what each plan includes.
We'll put your buyers' questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Copilot, and show you what each one says, where it gets it from, and what we'd fix first.