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Source readiness
Review which public pages can be crawled, where important information lives, and whether outdated versions compete with the current source.
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Make your public information easier to identify, verify, and reference in AI-assisted discovery.
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Review which public pages can be crawled, where important information lives, and whether outdated versions compete with the current source.
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Make service definitions, authorship, location, and supporting evidence consistent across the pages that describe the business.
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Use a documented set of representative prompts and available referral data to observe where the business appears and where answers are inaccurate.
Delivery approach
Choose topics and prompts that reflect how buyers actually compare providers. Record the platform, date, and sources observed.
Update priority public pages, clarify service scope, add supporting sources where useful, and review relevant access controls with the site owner.
Repeat the same prompts at planned intervals and compare results. Record meaningful changes alongside referral data when available.
Scope and acceptance
A source-readiness review, a consistency and evidence checklist, a prioritized page plan, and a repeatable prompt-observation log.
Priority markets and services, authoritative sources for business details, and access to reporting where available.
Illustrative scenario
If different pages describe a service differently, we can align the scope and link back to an authoritative service page. We then observe a fixed group of discovery prompts to see whether descriptions improve.
Before we start
Citations vary by platform, prompt, and time. We improve the information we control and document what appears in a sample.
We start with useful public pages and normal search fundamentals. We do not sell special markup as a requirement for Google’s AI search features.
Tell us what you already have and what you’d like to improve.