It was assembled from a stray review, an old page, and whatever your competitor published last spring. This is how you find out where you actually stand, and then move it. It's the first of two programs, and it builds the foundation the second one runs on.
Search still matters, and I still do it properly. But a growing share of buying decisions never reaches a results page. Someone asks a model, gets an answer, and acts on it. That answer is assembled from what the machines can find and trust about you. Most brands have never checked what that is. The ones that have are already editing it.
Most search engagements sell you a number of blog posts and leave the rest to someone else. This covers the surface that actually decides whether you show up.
What gets published
Written, optimized, and live on your site.
What gets measured
Tracked over time, so movement is real.
What gets built once
Built in month one, then measured against.
Month one is usually the month that surfaces something nobody knew. A blocked crawler. A competitor owning your category answer. A product page invisible to every model.
At $2,500 per brand, per month, the price works because the labor is done by a system, not by a staff you'd be paying for. There is no junior team in the middle. You get the senior person by default, because there is nobody else to hand you to.
Your visibility is scored across every major AI engine in month one, and reported against it every month after. Hold me to the number that matters.
Also available, just ask: paid search as its own retainer, more than one brand, and larger-scope work for bigger catalogs.
Most proposals list the same surfaces, then put a number next to them. That list is the ceiling.
The work goes wherever it will move your visibility that month. Technical one month, product pages the next, a competitive response the month after, decided against what the measurement is telling us rather than a quota someone has to hit. The exact volume is set against your catalog and agreed in the engagement, not guessed from a template.
What this covers, and what has its own home. Settled at the start so we're aligned from day one.
The baseline is the first thing I build, and it's the thing most brands have never had: a real reading of how the machines describe you, scored, and set against your competitive set.
It's yours either way. The catalog, the keyword map, the brand facts and the content live on your accounts, inside your brand. Nothing held hostage in someone else's software.
Come to the call and I'll bring a baseline reading of where your brand stands today.
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