When your customer asks AI, be the answer it can read.
More people ask ChatGPT, Google's AI answers or Perplexity "who does ceramic coating near me" instead of scrolling results. Those assistants read websites. We build yours so they can read it clearly: who you are, what you do, what it costs and where.
What changed.
Search is turning into answers.
Google now puts an AI summary above the results for many searches, and assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity answer local questions by reading business websites and listings. They don't click around like a person. They read the page as text, and they favor sites that state the facts plainly.
A site that hides its prices in images, lists twelve towns in one sentence and needs a pile of scripts before anything appears is hard for them to use. A site that says "Full detail, $249, in Aurora, Colorado" on a page about exactly that is easy.
What we build in.
Every site, every package.
Facts in plain text
Services, prices, hours and towns are real text in the page, readable without running any code. Nothing important lives only in a picture.
Structured data on every page
Your business, your services with prices, your hours and the towns you serve, in the schema.org format search engines and assistants understand.
One page, one question
From Stuttgart up, a page for each town, and on Autobahn and Nordschleife one for each service in each town. That's the exact question people ask, answered on its own page.
FAQs as real questions
Your FAQ is written the way customers ask, and marked up so machines know which answer belongs to which question.
The same facts everywhere
Name, phone, hours and area match between your site and your Google Business Profile (set up from Stuttgart up). Assistants trust what they can confirm twice.
Open to crawlers
A clean sitemap, fast pages and no walls in front of the content, so search engines and AI crawlers can read every page.
What an assistant reads.
This is the kind of structured data on a city-and-service page. It tells any machine reading it exactly what's offered, where and for how much.
{
"@type": "Service",
"name": "Ceramic coating in Aurora",
"serviceType": "Ceramic coating",
"provider": { "@id": "/#business" },
"areaServed": { "@type": "City", "name": "Aurora, CO" },
"offers": {
"@type": "Offer",
"priceSpecification": {
"@type": "PriceSpecification",
"minPrice": 899,
"priceCurrency": "USD"
}
}
}What we won't promise.
Honesty beats hype.
Nobody controls what an AI assistant recommends. Anyone who guarantees you'll be "the answer in ChatGPT" is guessing. What we can do is make your site the easiest one in your area to read, quote and verify, and that's what the assistants draw on.
The rest is still on you and your customers: real reviews on Google, a complete profile, and doing great work people talk about. We show your reviews on your site as text, and we don't add star ratings to the markup: Google ignores a business rating its own reviews, and faking them breaks its rules.
Questions we get.
Is this different from normal SEO?
Mostly it's SEO done properly: clear pages, structured data, facts that match everywhere. The difference is that assistants punish vague sites harder, because they need a clear fact to quote. The same work helps you on Google Maps and in normal results.
Which assistants does this help with?
Any that read the web: Google's AI answers, ChatGPT search, Perplexity, Copilot and others. They all read the same page text and structured data.
Can you check if my current site is readable?
Yes, it's part of the free TÜV Check: we look at whether your services, prices and towns are readable as text and marked up for machines.
Can AI read your site today?
The free TÜV Check looks at your current site the way Google and AI assistants do, and tells you what they can't see.
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