AI search optimization: help AI assistants name your company

More buyers now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews for a shortlist before they visit a single site. As an AI SEO agency, we make your company easy for these assistants to understand and recommend, as part of the same monthly plan that runs your SEO.

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Where AI answers leave you out

The assistant doesn’t know what you do

Your site says it in a slogan, a PDF or not at all, so an AI answer has nothing clear to quote.

Your facts don’t match across the web

A different name, address or service list on your site, Google Business Profile and directories makes you a weaker source.

No commercial answers

Buyers ask about lead times, prices and coverage. If your site doesn’t answer, the assistant is more likely to quote a competitor who does.

Nobody checks

You don’t know which assistants name you, for which questions, or who they name instead.

AI SEO and GEO: how they relate to traditional SEO

GEO, or generative engine optimization, also called AI SEO, AI search optimization or answer engine optimization (AEO), is the work of making your company easy for AI assistants to find, understand and cite. It rests on the same foundations as SEO: a fast, crawlable site, clear pages, structured data and a consistent presence across the web. So we don’t sell it apart from SEO. Every SEO plan covers both.

Our AI SEO services

Our generative engine optimization services cover seven things:

An AI visibility check: what AI says about you

We run representative prompts, the questions your buyers are likely to ask, on assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, and record who gets named and which sources get cited. It’s a sample, not a scan of every question.

Answer every question a buyer asks

Pages for each service and capability, with commercial answers: what you do, for whom, where, how fast and, when you can share them, starting prices.

Add structured data

Schema markup for your company, services, locations and FAQs, so AI systems and search engines read your facts correctly.

Make your facts the same everywhere

One name, address, phone and description across your site, Google Business Profile, Bing, Apple Maps and the directories and profiles AI assistants read.

Keep the site technically open

Technical SEO: fast pages, clean indexing, AI crawlers allowed, and an llms.txt file where it helps. It’s a convenience for assistants, not a ranking factor.

Local SEO and your Google Business Profile

For a local or regional business, this is often where AI answers start.

Measure AI visibility

A baseline on Essentials, monthly monitoring on Growth: which assistants name you and for what, visits from AI tools in your analytics, and the calls and forms they lead to.

What we’ve seen

Neatko

A Leander embroidery studio we built and run search for got its first inquiries from AI search within days of launch. Read the case

We test on ourselves

When we asked ChatGPT for a website and marketing agency for manufacturers in Central Texas, Uwindi came up; for Texas as a whole, it didn’t. We wrote up what that taught us

Our own site

Visits from AI assistants to uwindi.com grew 75% in the last two months (Rybbit analytics, September–October vs July–August 2026).

Plans

AI search optimization is part of every SEO plan:

SEO Essentials

AI-search readiness and a baseline check on representative prompts, alongside one SEO sprint a month on your priority pages.

$750/month

SEO Growth

Ongoing monitoring across selected AI platforms and prompts, with recommendations, up to two sprints a month and a content roadmap.

$1,500/month

Custom SEO

A custom GEO program: monitoring, content and authority work across several markets or a complex site.

from$2,500/month

Plans start with three months, then month to month with 30 days’ notice. They run on a site we look after on a Website Care plan. Content writing, new pages and paid placements are separate. Full plan details

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Konstantin Tesov
Konstantin TesovFounder, Uwindi
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  3. Then a 20-minute call to see whether we are a fit; if we are not, we tell you straight.