Get Recommended on ChatGPT

Make your business easy for ChatGPT to understand and verify. That means a clearly structured website that states what you do and who you serve, consistent business information across the web, and mentions in sources ChatGPT trusts, like review sites, publishers, and communities. AEO is the practice of doing this systematically.

Usually one of two reasons. Your brand's web footprint was too thin or inconsistent when ChatGPT was trained, or your site isn't structured in a way its live search can read and cite. Both are fixable, and the fix starts with knowing which one applies to you.

Yes. When users ask what to buy, which service to use, or who to hire, ChatGPT names specific brands and explains why. 47% of consumers have already used AI to help make a purchase decision (Eight Oh Two, 2026).

ChatGPT's search reads pages before answering and favors content that is structured, direct, and answer-shaped. Clear headings, definitional sentences, and pages that actually answer the question get cited. Cluttered or vague pages get skipped.

No. ChatGPT recommendations can't be bought, which is exactly why they carry weight with customers. Visibility is earned through content, structure, and reputation signals, and that's what AEO optimizes.

Optimizing for ChatGPT and other AI models is called AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) or GEO (Generative Engine Optimization). The terms are interchangeable. It builds on SEO fundamentals but targets AI answers instead of search rankings.

Changes ChatGPT reads via live search can show within weeks. Improvements to its baseline brand knowledge compound more slowly through authority building. We track visibility from day one so you see movement either way.