AI search optimization. Visibility in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini & AI Overviews
For businesses whose customers ask AI assistants for recommendations: we make your business easy for ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI answers to understand, trust and mention.
AI search optimization, also called generative engine optimization (GEO), is the work of making a business easy for AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and Google AI Overviews to understand and cite. Goldren Studio in Miami keeps your business facts consistent everywhere, writes pages that answer questions directly, adds structured data that matches each page, opens your site to AI crawlers, builds genuine citations and checks every month what AI assistants say about you. Nobody controls what these tools answer; the work makes your business easier to find, understand and describe correctly.
Our commitments
- Scope and price in writing before we start
- Everything in your name
- A reply within one business day
- No long lock-in
- A handover document at the end
For the local business people ask about, and the company buyers research before they call.
A small business
Someone asks ChatGPT for a good clinic, contractor or restaurant nearby, and the answer names a handful of businesses. Yours should be easy to include: clear facts about what you do and where, a complete Google Business Profile, genuine reviews and pages that answer the questions people ask.
An established company
Your buyers ask AI assistants to compare providers before they ever visit your site. The facts about your company, services, locations and languages have to be consistent across your site, profiles, directories and press, and your pages have to answer the questions that lead to a shortlist. We plan that across teams and markets.
What AI assistants need to describe you correctly.
An AI-visibility check
We ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI answers the questions your customers ask, in each of your languages, and record what they say today, which businesses they mention and which sources they cite.
Consistent business facts
Your name, services, locations, languages, contact details and a one-paragraph description that match everywhere: your site, Google Business Profile, directories and social profiles. Inconsistent facts are a common reason AI answers get a business wrong.
Pages that answer directly
Service pages and FAQs that answer the question in the first sentence, then give the detail. AI answers tend to draw on pages that state facts clearly, and your customers prefer them too.
Structured data and crawler access
Structured data that describes your business, services and questions and matches what’s visible on the page; robots settings that let AI crawlers read your site; a sitemap and an llms.txt file that maps your site in plain language.
Genuine citations and reviews
A plan for the places AI tools often draw on: reputable directories, partner and client sites, local press and reviews from real customers. No fake reviews, no paid link schemes.
A monthly re-check and report
The same questions are asked again every month, in every language, and you get a short report on what changed, what we did and what comes next.
Start with what AI assistants say about you today.
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Step 01
A first conversation
You tell Daniel which questions your customers ask, in which languages, and who you’d like to be compared with. If your basic SEO needs work first, you’ll hear that.
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Step 02
Scope and price in writing
After the AI-visibility check you get a written proposal: the fixes, the new pages, the listings and citations work, the monthly checks and the price.
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Step 03
Fixes and new pages
Facts are aligned, pages rewritten or added, and structured data and crawler access set up, with review points agreed in advance.
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Step 04
Monthly checks and support
We ask the same questions every month and report what changed. You can continue with a monthly plan or pause, with no long lock-in.
What shapes the price.
AI search work is priced by its scope, never by promised mentions. The main factors:
- Services, locations and languages: Each one adds questions to test, facts to align and pages to write.
- Content: How many answer pages and FAQs need to be written or rewritten.
- The current state: A site with a clean structure and a complete profile needs less work than one that starts from scratch.
- Citations: How much work goes into directories, partner sites and local press.
- Monitoring: How often, and in how many languages, the checks are repeated.
After the first check you get the scope and the price in writing, before any work starts. What isn’t in the proposal won’t show up on the invoice.
From our work.
Built into this website.
This site is set up the way we set up clients’ sites for AI search: structured data on every page that matches what you can read, an llms.txt file that describes the studio in plain language, AI crawlers allowed to read the site, and service pages that answer the main question in their first lines, in English, Hebrew and Russian.
For the Organic Well clinic, search visibility was part of the website work: clear service pages and physician profiles that explain the clinic before a patient asks for a consultation. We don’t publish ranking or AI-mention figures for either.
FAQ.
AI search optimization
It builds on the same foundations: a fast, well-structured site with clear pages. On top of that it adds consistent business facts across the web, pages written to be quoted, genuine citations and regular checks of what AI assistants say. Good SEO without those is often invisible in AI answers.
Nobody can honestly promise that, because no one controls what AI assistants say. What we can do is make your business easy to find, understand and describe correctly, and show you each month what the assistants answer to your customers’ questions.
With a fixed set of test questions, asked in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google’s AI answers every month in each of your languages, plus visits from AI assistants in your analytics where they’re reported. The report shows what changed and what we did.
There’s no price list. It depends on your services, locations and languages, how much content is needed and how much citation work makes sense. After the first check you get the scope and the price in writing, before any work starts.
The timeline for our work is agreed in writing before we start. How quickly AI assistants reflect it is up to them: some read the web live, others update less often. That’s why we check monthly and report honestly, rather than promise a date.
You do. Every page, profile, listing and account we create or update is in your name, and the report explains what was changed and where.
No, and nobody can honestly guarantee it: Google and the AI companies decide what they show. What we promise is the work itself, a goal you can measure and a clear monthly report.
Send your website and the questions you’d like your business to be the answer to. Daniel replies within one business day, and the first step is usually a check of what AI assistants say about you today.
I won’t promise that ChatGPT will recommend you, because nobody honestly can. I’ll make your business clear, consistent and easy to cite, and show you every month what the answers say.
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Tell us about your project — a website, a store or a tool for your team.
Direct access.
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Clear next steps.
After a short call you get a written proposal with the scope and the price, and nothing starts until you agree. Your message goes straight to Daniel, who replies within one business day.
