Search & AI Visibility
Be findable when people search — and answerable when they ask an AI assistant instead.
The actual work
Fixes the technical foundations that decide whether a search engine or an AI assistant can read your site at all — much of "invisible" content is a technical fault, not a content problem.
Makes sure your business name, address, phone, services, and hours are stated the same way everywhere they appear online, because inconsistent information is a common reason assistants get a business wrong or leave it out.
Writes factual pages about what you actually do, aimed at the questions customers genuinely ask, with nothing invented and no claims that cannot be substantiated.
Gives search engines and AI crawlers legitimate access, and makes sure nothing important is hidden behind things they cannot read.
Measures where visitors actually come from, including the AI assistants that are starting to send a small but real share of referrals, so you can see what is working rather than guessing.
What's included
- — Technical audit and fixes: crawlability, indexation, speed, structure, schema
- — Consistent business information across your own site and profiles
- — Honest, factual content built around real customer questions
- — AI crawler access configured and verified
- — Reporting on search and AI referral traffic
- — Clear advice on what is worth doing next, including what is not
Who it suits
- — Businesses whose website gets traffic but almost no enquiries — usually a conversion problem, not a ranking problem, and worth diagnosing before spending anything.
- — Anyone who has been told they "need more content" without being told what problem that content was supposed to solve.
- — Businesses whose details are wrong or inconsistent somewhere online, which is more common than people realise.
Things people actually ask
Can you get me into Google AI answers?
No, and anyone who guarantees it is either lying or will get your domain sanctioned. What I can do is make sure your site is technically readable, your business facts are accurate and consistent, and your content is genuinely worth citing. Those are the parts you control. Whether a particular assistant chooses to mention you on a given day is not something anybody can promise.
How long before this shows anything?
Technical fixes often show up within weeks because they are just removing obstacles. Content and authority take much longer — months, realistically, and I will not put a figure on it that I cannot stand behind. If anyone promises you page one in thirty days, ask what they are actually doing.
Is this just SEO with a new name?
Some of it is the same work. The difference is that I also look at how AI assistants and answer engines read your business, which is a genuinely different surface with different failure modes, and which very few New Zealand agencies are looking at at all.