−47%fewer clicks

Your customers didn't stop searching. They stopped clicking.

15% → 8% – that is how the chance of a click on a regular result changes once Google shows an AI answer above it.

Pew Research Center · 68,879 Google queries · 2025 study ↗

Now the test is whether an AI system names you when a customer asks.

Get your brand named – and cited – by ChatGPT and AI search

I make businesses visible in AI answers: technical access for crawlers, facts models can extract, pages built to be quoted – measured across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and Google AI Overviews.

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The free check is a short manual review of how AI systems see your site today – no automated report, no spam follow-ups.

The goal: an AI answer that quotes your site – with your facts and your prices

User prompt What is this company known for and what do its services cost?

An industrial equipment manufacturer[1], in business since 2008. Projects start at $4,500[2], lead times are published on the site.

1 your-company.com – About page
2 industry-review.com – market overview

Without extractable facts, models quote whoever published them instead of you.

What brings clients to me?

One answer is enough to see all four problems at once. Here is the same question as above, asked about an industrial equipment maker in business since 2008, before any work on its visibility.

Example AI answer about a company

User prompt What is this company known for and what do its services cost?

The company works in retail[1] and was founded in 2014[2]. Services start at $1,500[3]; exact terms are best confirmed with the company directly.

bizregistry.net – listing of a company with a similar name
news-portal.com – a 2019 news item

4The company’s own site is not among the sources even once.

none of this came from the company

1
You get mixed up with someone else
The model blends two companies with similar names and gives you the other one’s industry.
2
The facts are out of date
Founding year, management, address and the list of services come from a news item written years ago.
3
The price is someone else’s
The figure comes from a competitor: your site has no price in a form a machine can read.
4
Your site is not cited
The content is there, but crawlers can’t reach it, or it isn’t written in a way that can be quoted.

Where is visibility checked?

The set of AI systems is agreed before work starts and fixed in writing. I check live prompts, not rankings in classic search results.

ChatGPT Google AI Overviews and AI Mode Gemini Perplexity Microsoft Copilot Claude DeepSeek

A model builds its answer from sources it trusts. My job is to get your site – and the sites that back up its facts – onto that list.

What’s included
and in what order?

These parts work together, and they run in this order. One technical fix or a single new article on its own doesn’t change visibility.

Measurement

5–7 days

A set of prompts run across the agreed AI systems, a source breakdown, a list of who gets named instead of you and a gap analysis (a 5-brand benchmark comes with the extended audit). This is the baseline everything later is compared against.

Technical base

5–10 days

Indexing, content that loads without JavaScript, access for AI crawlers, and structured data that matches the visible text.

Brand facts

10–15 days

A register of canonical facts, an entity map and consistent data across external sources – so the model stops picking someone else’s version.

Pages and content

from 2 weeks

Existing pages reworked into answers a model can extract, plus new pieces on topics your competitors cover today.

External citations

2–4 months

The sites models rely on in your niche: directories, reviews, industry media. No bought reviews and no mass placements.

Re-measurement

monthly

The same prompts and method on a fixed schedule, then a report on what changed and a plan for the next month.

Services

Five core services cover the base cycle. Each has a fixed scope and a price in USD, and ends with a report and a plan.

AI visibility audit

You have no idea whether AI systems mention you at all.

Where you appear across up to 7 AI systems, who gets recommended instead of you, and a 90-day action plan.

$490 Extended, with competitor benchmark – $790

Technical GEO

Your content exists, but crawlers and models cannot reach it.

Crawler access, rendering, schema markup, llms.txt and machine-readable facts – found and fixed.

from $490 With implementation on your site – from $990

Page optimization for AI search

Pages exist, but there is no ready answer to extract from them.

Existing pages reworked into extractable answers: structure, facts, FAQ blocks, markup.

from $90 Per page; 10 pages – $790

Content for AI search

The questions your buyers ask AI are answered by competitors.

New pages written for the questions people ask AI systems about your market.

from $190 Per article; content strategy – from $490

Entity optimization

AI answers mix you up with another company or quote old facts.

One set of verified facts about your brand, people and products – on your site, in markup and in external profiles.

from $790 Per project; 10–15 business days

All services and pricing

Specialized services, SEO and the full price list.

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SEO services

Keyword research, technical SEO, site structure and content built around demand in Google and Bing.

from $990/mo →

Keyword and AI prompt research

Search keywords plus a map of AI questions: clustering, page map and priorities included.

$0.25 per keyword →

What exactly is measured?

None of these numbers promises a position. They record the change before and after the work, on one fixed set of prompts. The figures below come from a demo project – in your report, your own numbers take their place.

The same answer 90 days later

Same prompt What is this company known for and what do its services cost?

An industrial equipment manufacturer[1] in business since 2008. It designs and installs production lines; projects start at $4,500[2] and lead times are published on the company’s site.

1 your-company.com – About page
2 your-company.com – Pricing page

this line is what the work is for

34 of 50

Prompt coverage

How many prompts in the tracked set name the brand at all.

Domain citations

How many times the site made the list of sources, not just a mention in the text.

2 of 11

Factual errors

How many of the 11 answers about the company’s facts still give a wrong price, industry or date.

214

Visits from AI systems

Tracked as a separate segment in analytics: before the work, this channel wasn’t tagged at all.

Leads from those visits

Inquiries and calls from this channel, counted separately from the others.

90 days

Observation period

Without a stated period, any number above reads like a promise.

Case studies

Starting and final numbers come from one set of prompts over one stated period. Both projects are in the Russian-speaking market; prompts and answers are translated.

Telegram store builder, starting from zero

ChatGPT names the service first of eight

At the start, the site gave AI models nothing to go on: the service was described for human visitors only. I ran the full cycle – technical access for crawlers, pricing and feature facts in extractable form, pages built around direct answers and a machine-readable llms.txt file. ChatGPT’s answer now follows that file and uses its wording: catalog, order checkout, broadcasts, automation.

Before the work

How do I start an online store in Telegram?

None of the 4 AI systems I track named the service for this question. The site had no machine-readable description1, and pricing facts lived only in the page layout meant for people2.

llms.txt – missing
Extractable facts – missing

Now, ChatGPT

How do I start an online store in Telegram?

WebBot.shop1 – a specialized service for launching a store as a Telegram Mini App. Suitable for building a catalog, product cards, a cart, order checkout, broadcasts and sales automation inside Telegram2.

WebBot.shop – named first of eight
The service’s llms.txt – same words as in the answer

1st of 8 position among the services named

4 of 4 tracked AI systems name the service

90 days from start to first appearance in answers

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Appliance repair, Bishkek, starting from zero

A repair shop named first and described in more detail than its competitors

A local service in a niche with modest competition, and yet at the start the site did not appear in AI answers at all. I put the facts in extractable form: the faults the shop repairs, prices, opening hours, warranty and address. ChatGPT now names the shop first and gives more detail about it than about any other option on its list. The answer itself shows the next task: the citation points to the shop’s listing on a classifieds site, and the goal now is to move that citation to the shop’s own domain.

Before the work

Where can I get a microwave oven repaired in Bishkek?

None of the 4 AI systems I track named the shop for this question. The site had no list of the faults it repairs1, and prices and warranty terms were not machine-readable2.

List of faults repaired – missing
Prices and warranty – not in extractable form

Now, ChatGPT

Where can I get a microwave oven repaired in Bishkek?

Appliance repair in Bishkek, microwave repair1 – the most specialized option among those found. Microwave oven faults are listed separately: not heating, sparking, not turning on, turntable not rotating, faulty magnetron. Prices are given from 500 KGS2.

The shop’s listing – the page the model cites
ElMaster – next on the list

1st of 5 position among the repair shops named

4 of 4 tracked AI systems name the shop

30 days from start to first appearance in answers

Read the case study

Who does
the work?

Aleksandr Izotov. I have been doing search optimization since 2015; GEO grew out of that practice – AI systems cite sites that are technically sound and answer questions plainly. I run every project myself, from the first measurement to the monthly report; the copywriters and developers I work with write and ship under my review.

Most of my track record is in the Russian-speaking market. The mechanics of AI visibility are the same in any language – what changes is the price: you get a specialist with 7,300+ completed orders at a fraction of US agency rates.

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More about how I work

Who is it for?

Your customers already ask AI systems questions like these. If one of them sounds like yours, this is for you.

Service businesses“Who can do bookkeeping for my small business?”

Local businesses and chains“Where can I get an iPhone screen fixed near me?”

SaaS and software products“Which Notion alternative suits a team of 20?”

Online stores“Which robot vacuum is best under $300?”

Experts and private practices“Can you recommend a good family lawyer?”

B2B and manufacturers“Who builds packaging lines for food plants?”

Three ways to work

Starting point

One-time audit

A visibility baseline across AI systems, the issues behind it and a 30–90 day roadmap. After that you can fix things yourself or with me.

$490

Extended, with competitor benchmark – $790

Fixed scope

Project work

One task with a clear boundary: the technical side, a set of pages, content briefs or keyword and prompt research.

From $90

Technical GEO from $490; every project is quoted by scope before work starts

Ongoing

Monthly GEO plan

Continuous work on visibility: tracking, fixes, content, reporting and reacting to changes in AI systems.

From $490/month

Starter and Growth are month-to-month; Pro and Max – from 3 months

Monthly GEO plans

Every plan lists exactly what gets tracked, fixed and produced each month.

Starter

A local business or a single-service site

$490 / month

10 tracked prompts
Up to 3 AI systems
Monthly technical check
3 pages optimized per month
3 content briefs
Critical facts check
Monthly report by email

Start with Starter

Month-to-month

Growth

A small service business with 1–2 lines of work

$990 / month

25 tracked prompts
Up to 5 AI systems
Monthly check and minor fixes
5 pages, 5 content briefs
Basic fact card, 1 location
Monthly report

Start with Growth

Month-to-month

Recommended

Pro

Services, B2B, clinics and SaaS

$1,490 / month

50 tracked prompts
Up to 6 AI systems
Monthly fixes and implementation
7 pages, 7 briefs or edits
Up to 3 locations or 500 products
3–5 external placements coordinated
Dashboard, next-day response

Start with Pro

3-month minimum

Max

Multiple lines, branches, competitive niches

$2,490 / month

100 tracked prompts
All 7 AI systems
Weekly control and implementation
10 pages, 10 briefs or edits
Branch network or a larger catalog
8–12 external placements coordinated
Dashboard and sprint plan, same-day response

Start with Max

3-month minimum

Monitoring only – from $290/mo: 50 tracked prompts, 4 AI systems, a human-written monthly report. Software alone costs $29–500/mo; the difference is that I read the answers and tell you what to change. How monitoring works

Compare plans in detail

Invoices in USD. Pay by card (Visa/Mastercard), SWIFT transfer or Wise. One-time work is prepaid; monthly plans are billed at the start of each month.

Questions I get asked first

Which AI systems do you work with?

ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, Claude and DeepSeek. Plans differ in how many of them get tracked monthly.

Do you guarantee my brand will be cited?

No, and nobody honest does – model outputs are not under anyone’s control. I guarantee scope: what gets measured, fixed and published each month, and a report that shows visibility before and after. A realistic horizon for visible change is around 90 days.

Why are your prices lower than US agency rates?

I work from Central Asia, without office and account-management overhead. The scope is fixed in writing, the methods are the same ones agencies use, and you talk to the person who runs your project.

How do payments work?

You get an invoice in USD and pay by card (Visa/Mastercard), SWIFT transfer or Wise. One-time projects are prepaid; monthly plans are billed at the start of each month. Starter and Growth are month-to-month – you can stop at the end of any paid month.

How do we communicate?

Email, Telegram or WhatsApp – whatever you prefer. I reply within one business day, and calls are scheduled in advance so time zones never block the work.

What do I need to provide to start?

Your website address and a couple of lines about priority services and markets. For the free check that is all; audits and plans may need analytics access later.

Get a free AI visibility check

Send your website and a line about what you sell. Within one business day I will reply with what AI systems say about you today and what I would fix first – no obligation.

Prefer email? Write to order@izotov.agency – it lands in the same inbox.