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55 working parts. Not a dashboard.
Most AI-visibility products give you a chart and leave the work to you. This is the whole engine: researching, writing, checking, publishing, measuring, and refusing to say anything about you that is not true. Here is every part of it.
Does any of it actually run?
Every figure carries the date or the window it was measured over, because a number without one is decoration.
And the number a marketing page would leave out: from 26 September to 23 October 2026, when a question named Priority First, Claude named it in 132 of 132 answers. When a question did not name it, Claude named it in 9 of 264 (3.4%). Asked who to call about break-ins at a retail unit near Oxford Street, Claude named it in 0 of 22 answers. That gap is the work.
55 capabilities
Your daily view
4 capabilitiesThe pages built for reading in thirty seconds, from a phone, months apart.
- 06:02Two articles written, checked and published
- 07:15Perplexity started naming you for “out-of-hours cover”
- 09:40A page slipped out of the top ten — queued for a refresh
- 11:26An enquiry arrived from an AI answer, source recorded
- needs youApprove one case study — the only thing waiting on a human
One thing needed you. The rest of the day ran itself.
One line on whether it is working, the few things that need you, and what the engine did — the email made interactive.
Thirty seconds tells them whether their money is working. Most weeks it says nothing needs them, and that is the point.
Your funnel as four plain questions, with an eight-week trend and how often AI names a competitor instead of you.
Answers the only four questions a client ever asks, without anyone building a spreadsheet.
Everything live on your site with its monthly readership, plus anything waiting on your approval.
Proof of what they are paying for, in one list. They can see the work exists.
This page — every working part of the engine and what each one is for.
Stops clients forgetting what they bought.
Writing & publishing
16 capabilitiesThe engine that researches, writes, checks and publishes — every day, without you.
- Every statistic carries a named source
- Quotes have a checkable attribution
- Heading hierarchy valid
- Entity coverage for the primary term
- Internal links to related work
- No unverifiable claims
Every statistic and every quote carries a source. It ships.
The searches and questions your buyers actually type — approve the ones worth owning.
They decide what the company gets known for. Nothing is written until they say yes to the subject.
Keywords grouped into themes, so coverage builds authority instead of scattering.
It is why they end up known for something, rather than owning six hundred unrelated pages.
Who else shows up for your terms, tracked over time.
Shows who keeps turning up in the places they want to be.
The schedule: what is queued, what goes live when, and what needs review.
Nothing appears on their website by surprise.
Twenty checks — sources, statistics, structure, links — and nothing under 80 is ever published.
A weak article never goes out with their name on it. The bar is enforced, not promised.
Your facts, voice, banned phrases and claim registry — so the writing sounds like you and never invents.
It is why the writing sounds like them and never invents a statistic to fill a gap.
Your real client wins, banked once and reused as proof across articles and pitches.
Most firms lose their best proof in someone’s inbox. This puts it to work repeatedly.
Upload a PDF or document and the engine learns your facts from it — grounded word-for-word, never paraphrased into something you did not say.
They hand over what they already have. Nobody retypes anything, and nothing gets paraphrased into something they did not say.
Your Google review link, built from your Business Profile; an email and a reminder email to send your own customers, with copy buttons; Google’s rules and UK law in short; and your review count and rating read from Google Maps every week.
One vendor study found that local firms named by ChatGPT and Perplexity had far more Google reviews: a link, not a cause. This makes asking easy and shows whether reviews arrive.
Real named bylines with credentials — what AI engines look for before trusting a source.
AI assistants check who wrote something before they trust it. An anonymous article is a weaker source.
Upload your own photos and short clips of your team, premises and work. Photos become article images; clips, once you confirm you own them, are cut into your videos.
Their real sites and their real team, instead of stock photographs of somebody else’s building.
Bring an existing article library in and bring it up to standard.
Years of old work comes with them rather than being abandoned.
Turn published articles into social posts without rewriting them.
The article they already paid for does a second job.
Small interactive tools — a cost estimator, a how-many-do-I-need calculator, a does-this-law-apply checker — drafted from your approved facts and guides. Every number traces to its source; you approve twice before anything goes live.
A calculator or checker on their site is the page other sites link to and AI assistants quote. Built from their own approved facts, so nothing in it is invented.
Shopify, WordPress and a signed generic webhook alongside Webflow and Netlify, with a test article and a delivery log.
A client on Shopify, WordPress or anything with a webhook can be taken on without new publisher code.
A week of LinkedIn posts at a time, written in your voice from your own articles, case studies and approved quotes. Each comes with two opening lines to choose from, a ready-made first comment carrying the tagged link, three comment starters, a repost text for your team and a branded image or PDF carousel. Every post is written by our software and is yours to edit; nothing goes out until you approve that post. Connect your LinkedIn profile and the posts you approved go out at their time by themselves (first comment included), three to five a week and never two within 24 hours, or copy and post by hand; add a poll to any post; a monthly newsletter edition drafted from your best article; a Monday list of people and posts to engage with, each with a suggested comment, plus a reminder to keep the first hour after each post free for replies; see what LinkedIn did in visits, enquiries, post statistics by theme and format, and how often AI answers cite your own LinkedIn pages; have your profile headline and About reviewed against the questions buyers ask.
Three to five LinkedIn posts a week, written in your voice from work that already exists, and nothing goes out without your yes.
Turns a published article into a narrated video over your own footage, with chapters and a word-accurate caption track, and puts it on your YouTube channel.
Almost every video an AI assistant cites is on YouTube — and it reads the transcript and chapter titles, never the footage. This hands it a transcript you wrote rather than one a recogniser guessed.
“how do I choose a building management company?”
- what should actually be in the contract?covered
- how is the management fee structured?covered
- who carries the compliance liability?covered
- how fast do they answer out of hours?covered
- what happens when I want to leave?nobody covers this
Four were already answered. The fifth is next week’s article.
AI visibility
8 capabilitiesThe part nobody else does: measuring whether AI assistants actually recommend you.
“best building management company in Mayfair”
Asked once is luck. Asked every day is visibility.
Real questions put to real AI assistants, showing how often they name your business.
The actual answer to “does ChatGPT recommend us”. Recorded, dated, and theirs to check.
Asks the same question several times — because being mentioned once is luck, and being mentioned every time is visibility.
Being named once is luck. Being named every time is visibility. This tells them which one they have.
Who AI recommends instead of you, in the very same answers.
Uncomfortable and useful. It turns an abstract problem into a named rival.
How search engines and AI decide which company you are — and stop confusing you with someone else.
Stops them being confused with a similarly named firm, which quietly costs them credit for their own work.
Proof that GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot can actually read your site.
Plenty of sites block these systems without knowing. If the door is shut, nothing else matters.
The structured data that lets machines parse your pages properly.
Invisible to people, load-bearing for everything else. It is the label on the tin that machines read.
A live check of any brand’s AI visibility — the tool that turns strangers into enquiries.
A genuine free check you can offer anyone. It is the thing that starts the conversation.
Our own published research: which UK agencies AI assistants actually recommend, measured across real queries — the kind of original data AI engines cite.
Being the source of the data is how you get cited rather than merely quoted.
- A national chain38%
- You27%
- A local rival21%
- A trade directory14%
Share of voice, not rank. There is no page two in an answer.
Performance
8 capabilitiesWhat the work is actually earning, measured — never estimated.
- What a night patrol log should record
- Choosing a facilities partner: a checklistcontrol · untouched
- Service charge — what you are paying forre-measured
- How often should an EICR be done?
A matched page is left alone on purpose. Otherwise you cannot tell a rewrite from the weather.
Your funnel as four plain questions: written, live, found, enquiring.
Answers the only four questions a client ever asks, without anyone building a spreadsheet.
Google clicks, showings, position and pages, reviews, enquiries and AI answers, before we started against now.
A dated before and after for every number we can measure, with no claim about what caused it.
Clicks, impressions and trends straight from Google Search Console.
Google’s own numbers from their own account. They can check us independently, which is the point.
Which pieces earn reads, and which quietly earn nothing.
Which pieces earn their keep and which quietly earn nothing.
Ageing articles rewritten before they decay — stale pages lose citations three times faster.
Stale pages lose citations roughly three times faster. Their library keeps working instead of rotting.
Demand your competitors answer and you don’t, yet.
Finds the questions buyers are asking that they currently have no answer for.
Changes tested against a baseline, so improvements are proven rather than assumed.
We can tell them what actually worked instead of taking credit for a coincidence.
The link graph that turns a pile of articles into a body of work.
Turns a pile of separate articles into something that reads as a body of work.
Emails sent, replies by type, meetings booked and held, bounce rate and the last inbox test, with your booking link for our replies.
When we email prospects in a client’s name, they see every count with its date: sent, replies by type, meetings, bounces and where the emails landed.
Growth & leads
10 capabilitiesWhere the content turns into enquiries — and what only a human can do.
- Someone asks an assistant“who handles out-of-hours building cover in London?”
- The answer cites your pagethe guide the system wrote for exactly that question
- They arrive with no referrerno ad bought, no click paid for, and nothing to trace
- They enquire — and it is loggedrecorded as a lead, with the assistant that sent them attached
Every other analytics package calls that visit “direct”.
Every enquiry with the story of how it arrived, article and all.
They can trace an enquiry back to the piece that caused it. That is the whole argument for the spend.
Enquiries that came straight from ChatGPT and friends — the traffic that converts several times better than search.
This traffic converts several times better than ordinary search. Nobody else is showing them it exists.
Who is reading before they ever fill anything in.
Interest shows up long before an enquiry does.
The short list of things only you can do, each with the email already written.
Twenty minutes of their time, with the hard part already done.
Every directory, review site and register you should be listed on for your industry, with the link, the steps and a tick — the sources AI assistants actually read when they recommend a company.
These are the sources AI assistants read when recommending a company.
Sites that name you without linking, and the lists you should be on — where most AI citations come from.
Someone already decided they were worth mentioning. Turning that into a link is the cheapest authority there is.
Reddit, Quora and Hacker News threads your buyers are in, with an angle for each — you post, never a bot.
Real conversations where buying decisions get made. A person posts, never a bot.
Tenders, funding signals and buying triggers, briefed with your own case studies.
Work they could bid for, with the relevant proof already attached.
Who links to you, and what that authority is worth.
Checked rather than taken on trust, so a link that quietly disappears gets noticed.
Every directory, publication and page you should be listed or mentioned on, with a status and an owner on each row, marked live automatically when the link appears. No paid placements.
The link-earning work done legitimately and in the open: who does what, what is live, and the count of real websites linking to them each month.
- Industry directorylisted, with the services you actually sellfound
- Trade titlequoted in a piece about the sectorfound
- Buyer’s forumnamed in a thread asking for recommendationsfound
- Review platformrating and volume visible to anyone askingfound
- Supplier registeron the list procurement actually readsfound
Most of what an assistant says about you was written by somebody else.
Running it safely
9 capabilitiesThe machinery that keeps the engine honest while nobody is watching.
“You cannot prove a patrol happened without a photograph, a timestamp and a GPS fix — and if you cannot prove it, you did not do it.” At one Chelsea site that discipline surfaced over 300 tracked issues in a single register.
Facts the engine may state and claims it may never make — the reason nothing published is invented.
Their nightmare is an AI saying they hold an accreditation they do not. This is the reason that cannot happen.
Watchdogs for the things that fail silently: stuck jobs, dead engines, broken lead capture, lost indexation.
The dangerous failures are the quiet ones. These get caught the same day rather than at the quarterly review.
Stops the engine writing the same article twice under a different name.
They never pay twice for the same piece, and search engines never see them competing with themselves.
Nightly checks that every published page is live, discoverable and readable by machines.
A page that quietly breaks stops earning. This finds it before anyone notices the drop.
What the engine suggests doing next, ranked by what it would actually be worth.
Tells them where to spend their twenty minutes, rather than leaving them to guess.
A plain-English log of everything the engine did, and when.
Nothing happens invisibly. If they want to know what we did on a Tuesday in March, it is there.
New leads, new mentions and anything needing you — by email and in-app.
They do not have to remember to log in for the things that matter.
Tone of voice, image style, and who gets notified.
The controls are theirs, not ours. Changing the voice does not require a support ticket.
Your plan, what it includes, and your invoices.
No contract and no chasing us for a receipt.
So what do you actually have to do?
Less than you would think, and the split is not a claim — it is how each capability is filed. 20 of the 55 never need you at all. The rest are yours to open when you want them, not chores waiting on you.
Research, writing, checking, publishing, scanning the answer engines, watching pages after they publish, catching duplicates. It happens whether or not you log in this month.
- Topics
- Competitors
- Publisher
- Import
- Social
- Publishing connectors
- Machine identity
- Crawler access
- Schema
- Refresh queue
- Topics you’re missing
- Experiments
- Internal links
- Visitors
- Community
- Opportunities
- Backlinks
- Monitoring
- Duplicate protection
- Site health
Your view of what is working, the leads it brought in, and the few places your own knowledge beats ours — approving a quote, adding a case study, telling us a claim is off. Ten minutes when you feel like it.
- Today
- Results
- Your content
- Everything included
- Keywords
- Quality gate
- Brand Hub
- Case studies
- Guides
- Google review requests
- Authors
- Photos & video clips
- Tools
- LinkedIn posts
- AI mentions
- Stability scoring
- Competitor share
- Free visibility audit
- AI Visibility Index
- Results
- Since we started
- Search analytics
- Article performance
- Leads
- AI referral tracking
- Action Centre
- Directories
- Mentions elsewhere
- Links & mentions
- Claim registry
- Recommendations
- Activity
- Notifications
- Settings
- Subscription
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