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Five steps. Start where you are.
Others advise on AI visibility. We measure it with our own technology — and then implement what the measurement shows. From analysis only to running your website.
The best start is the free GEO check. It tells you in seconds whether AI systems are allowed to read your website at all.
Start where you are
Some only need the number. Others want us to take over everything – right up to running the website. In between are three steps.
Step 1 · Analysis only
First, measure where you stand.
We measure with our own technology whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok recommend your business — and who gets named instead.
FitsFor companies that want to know where they stand before changing anything – and handle the implementation themselves or with their agency.
- Measurement in ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity and Grok
- Real customer questions instead of keywords — your name does not appear in the question
- Competitor comparison: who gets named when you are not
- Technical audit: are AI systems even allowed to read your website
- Prioritised list of measures — what first, what brings the most
The problem
You do not know whether the AI knows you.
More and more buying decisions start with a question to an AI system instead of a Google search. Whoever is not in the answer does not make the list — and does not even notice, because no visitor goes missing that could be counted. What is missing are the enquiries that never came into being.
Step 2 · Individual building blocks
The missing parts – ready to install.
We deliver the individual GEO building blocks your website lacks: llms.txt, structured data, answer pages, service catalogue, company profile — your team or agency installs them.
FitsFor companies with their own agency or web team that only need the GEO parts and do not want to touch the rest of the website.
- llms.txt and crawler permissions as ready-made files, with installation guide
- Structured data (schema.org) for company, services, locations and questions
- Answer pages: copy that answers exactly the questions your customers ask the AI systems
- Service catalogue and company profile in a form machines can read
- Entries outside your website: directories, profiles, sources that AI systems cite
The problem
The website is good – only the parts an AI needs are missing.
Many websites are well maintained and still not cited because three or four building blocks are missing: a file that shows AI systems the way, machine-readable company details, and pages that answer a concrete question instead of advertising. These parts can be delivered individually — without rebuilding the website.
Step 3 · Rework your existing website
Your website stays. We make it readable for AI.
We rework your existing website so that AI systems can read, understand and cite it in their answers.
FitsFor companies whose website looks good — but is not read by AI systems — and who want to hand the work over.
- Permission for AI crawlers: many websites block ChatGPT and co. without noticing
- Structured data so that machines understand who you are and what you offer
- llms.txt: the direct signpost for AI systems
- Content rewritten so that it becomes citable
- Answers to the questions your customers ask the AI systems
The problem
The website was built for people — not for machines.
A website can look excellent and still be unreadable for an AI system: because the crawlers are locked out, because nowhere does it say in machine-readable form what the company does, or because the copy sounds nice but answers no question. AI systems do not cite mood. They cite statements.
Step 4 · Build a new website
A new website that gets found from day one.
We build your website from scratch — designed for people, optimised from the ground up for search engines and AI systems.
FitsFor companies whose website is getting old or should be rebuilt from scratch — with AI readability as the blueprint, not a retrofit.
- Design and structure completely new, tailored to your customers
- Readable for AI systems from the start — not repaired afterwards
- Classic search engine optimisation included, not as an add-on
- Fast loading times, clean display on every device
- Built around your customers’ questions, not around your company history
The problem
Repairing afterwards costs more than building it right.
Most websites are created as brochures: home, about us, services, contact. For search engines that was enough for a long time. For AI systems it is too little — they need structure, clear statements and answers to concrete questions. Whoever builds new gets that without detours.
Step 5 · Ongoing care
Visibility is not a project. It is a habit.
We host and maintain your website, measure every month how AI systems talk about you, and write the content that answers the next customer questions.
FitsFor companies that want to stay visible permanently without having to take care of technology, copy and measurement themselves.
- Hosting and operation of your new website on our servers in Germany
- Ongoing measurement: the same questions to four AI systems every month, with a report
- Regular articles that answer real customer questions
- Ongoing maintenance: copy, images, new pages, technical currency
- You approve — only what you have seen gets published
The problem
Optimised once is not permanently visible.
AI systems keep relearning which sources they consider trustworthy. Whoever tidies up once and then does nothing for two years slips out again — while the competitor who publishes regularly moves up. Visibility only lasts for those who maintain it. And only those who measure notice when it falls.
The difference lies in the measurement.
Most providers can tell you that AI visibility matters. Few can tell you where you stand. Even fewer build the website too — and measure again afterwards.
An SEO agency
measures rankings.
Position 3 in a results list that gets clicked less and less.
A measurement tool
shows numbers.
A chart that proves the decline — and nobody doing anything about it.
We
measure and build.
Own measurement technology for four AI systems, and the same people then implement what the measurement shows.
How a project runs
No waterfall over months. After the first call you see numbers and know where you stand.
Day 1
GEO check and intro call
You enter your address and see in seconds whether AI systems are allowed to read your site at all. In the call we clarify which questions your customers really ask — everything else depends on that.
Week 1
Full measurement
We ask several hundred of these questions to four AI systems and evaluate how often you are named, in which position, in which context — and who is named instead.
Week 2
Findings and plan
You receive the report and we go through it together. At the end there is a list in the order that pays off: what brings a lot, what costs little, what is mandatory.
from week 3
Implementation
We work through the list — as building blocks for your team, as a rework of your website or as a new build. You see what happens, but you do not have to do it yourself.
after 8 to 12 weeks
Follow-up measurement
Same questions, same systems, new status. Only this comparison shows whether something has moved. Before that, any statement about it is a guess.
What you have to do
Little — but not nothing. So you know beforehand what you are getting into.
One call at the start
About an hour. We need to understand what you offer and what your customers are looking for. This hour decides the quality of every measurement afterwards.
Access to the website
For the implementation we need access to your content management system — or a contact at your current agency who applies the changes.
Answer technical questions
With copy we ask: is this technically correct? Do you really do it this way? Without this feedback, content emerges that sounds good and is wrong.
Patience for two to three months
AI systems do not adopt changes overnight. Whoever expects a result after two weeks will be disappointed — we prefer to say that beforehand rather than afterwards.