Main Brain CreativeGetting found in AI answers
Be the business AI names when people ask who to hire
More people ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude who to hire before they ever open Google. Those tools answer from what they can find and trust about you. If your site has template titles, no clear description of what you do, or nothing worth quoting, you are not in the answer.
Tell me what is going onYou might need this if
- Your page titles or descriptions still show template text.
- Your site never states plainly what you do and where.
- Competitors with weaker work show up in AI answers and you do not.
What I do
- Real page titles and descriptions, and the labels (schema) that tell search engines and AI tools what you do and where.
- Articles and FAQs built from what you and your team know, each with one clear claim and its source.
- Consistent business details across the listings these tools read.
- A check of what ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude say about you today, so you can see the change.
AI tools have a clear, quotable answer about your business, and more reasons to name you.
Example: Autism Jumpstart. 116 articles written to be cited. Checked in November 2026: Google's Gemini cites Autism Jumpstart on 9 of the 10 questions parents search most. See the work
One fixed price, agreed before I start. No monthly fee. You own what I build. Tools like hosting or texting are in your name, paid to the vendor directly.
Tell me what is going on
A few lines is enough. I will take a look at your site and listings first, then reply with what I would fix. Rather talk? Book a 30-minute call.