AI recommends newsletters, podcasts, and apps by name. Structure decides who gets recommended. See where you stand.
Questions we test, for example: “best newsletter about personal finance” · “top podcasts for first-time founders” · “best habit tracker app for iPhone”
Whether AI recommends their newsletter, podcast, or app by name, and what structure gets them named.
A newsletter named by ChatGPT for 'best newsletter about X' after topic hubs and author schema were added.
"Recommendations come from word of mouth." AI is the new word of mouth, and it recommends from structured pages.
Article and Person schema, topic hub pages, a media kit page AI can read, app-listing structure, llms.txt, and a weekly 'best of' recommendation report.
Article, Person and app-listing schema
Topic hub pages AI engines cite
An llms.txt file
Weekly monitoring
Real figures, with sources. These are the numbers store owners and service businesses are living through right now.
An engine names a business when a page answers the buyer's question, the page is readable and structured, and other sites back it up. We supply the first two and show you the third.
Questions written the way people type them into AI. Four engines today, eight soon. Who gets named, who doesn't, and which competitors take your spot.
Labels AI can read, an FAQ in the buyer's words, a comparison page, a summary file for AI crawlers. Built only from your own site. Unsupported claims are dropped.
Answers change weekly. The report shows which questions flipped, what was fixed, and what's next. Cancel any time; the pages stay yours.
Same scan, same fixes, same weekly proof. Each page speaks your customers' language.
Trackers charge $29 to $79 to tell you you're invisible. Fixing it elsewhere starts at $129. Founding price locked for the first 1,000 customers.
Publishers, creators and apps: $29 to $49 a month, or $199 a year.