Is your online presence ready for AI assistants?

Assistants and search engines can only recommend pages and profiles they can reach.

• I have a page of my own that says who I am and what I do.
• My page title reads like “Name, Role in Place”.
• My Google Business Profile is claimed and complete (or I have no premises or service area).
• My page is not blocked from search engines or AI crawlers by mistake.

An assistant quotes plain sentences. Vague or decorative wording gives it nothing to say.

• A stranger could say what I do, for whom and where from my first screen.
• I have a short bio in plain sentences, in my own voice.
• My services are listed in text, with a sentence on each.
• My page answers the questions clients ask most, in plain words.

Different facts in different places are the commonest reason assistants get your details wrong.

• My name, role, phone, address and hours are identical on my page, Google profile and directories.
• I am listed in the directories or registers that matter for my profession and country.
• I have corrected or removed old and wrong listings.
• My page carries structured data that matches what is visible.

Assistants favour sources that other sources agree with and that show real people.

• I have genuine, recent reviews on at least one major platform.
• My page shows real proof: my photograph, qualifications and honest client words.
• I have asked an AI assistant about myself in the last three months.
• Every price, hour and name on my page is true today.