Assistants shortlist vendors before buyers reach a search page. We make sure the systems behind them can reach, read and attribute your content.
Book a growth callMost teams have never checked. Bot rules written years ago may block them outright. Content that depends on JavaScript returns nothing. And nothing on the site tells an assistant which pages are authoritative. Each of those is a silent exclusion from answers your buyers are already reading.
Explicit rules for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, CCBot and Google-Extended — allowing what you want cited, blocking what you do not.
A machine-readable guide to the pages you want used as sources, kept current.
Verified by requesting your pages as each crawler and reading what comes back.
Clear authorship, dates and entity markup so a citation names you.
We crawl the site the way an engine does, with and without JavaScript, and show you the gap between what a person sees and what a machine sees.
Usually your development team builds from our specification and brief, which keeps the knowledge with you. If you would rather not carry the work, our in-house developers build it instead — the expertise is there either way.
We re-test as Googlebot and as the named AI crawlers, and keep checking as the site changes.
Plenty of sites lose AI visibility to a robots rule nobody has read since 2022.
It depends on your model. If you sell expertise and want to be cited, blocking is self-defeating. If your content is the product, selective blocking makes sense. We will lay out the trade-off.
An emerging convention, not a ratified standard. It is cheap to add and already read by some tools, so the expected value is positive.
We request your pages with each crawler's user agent and show you the response. That is the test.
We will run your category through the major assistants and show you who they cite.
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