Get cited by ChatGPT, Gemini & AI Overviews

Usually one of three reasons, and they need different fixes. First, the model has nothing to retrieve: your site explains what you sell but never states plainly who you are, where you are and what you specialise in, so there is no passage worth quoting. Second, you exist only on your own domain — AI engines corroborate across third-party sources, and a business with no directory listings, no reviews and no external mentions cannot be verified, so it gets left out of a shortlist rather than risked. Third, your competitors are being pulled from a listicle or a directory that you're simply not on, which is the most common and the most fixable. The diagnosis matters more than the effort here: the third takes weeks, the second takes months.

Start by measuring it rather than buying anything. Our free AI visibility checker tells you whether ChatGPT and Gemini currently mention your business, and it costs nothing. Beyond that, the honest answer is that tools diagnose this problem but don't solve it: there is no setting to switch on. What moves it is a verifiable entity — consistent business details everywhere you appear, genuine reviews, structured data, and presence on the third-party sources these engines actually read. Be wary of anything sold as guaranteed AI placement; no one can promise a model's output, and we don't.

In order of what actually moves first: claim and fully complete your Google Business Profile, because when we tested Mumbai recommendations in July 2026 ChatGPT cited zero business websites and pulled almost everything from profiles and Reddit. Then get listed on the directories that already rank for your category terms, since those are what the model retrieves. Then make your own site quotable — question-led headings, direct answers in the first sentence, and Organization and FAQ schema so machines can parse who you are. Then earn genuine reviews and third-party mentions, which is the slow compounding part. Expect months rather than weeks, and expect it to be less predictable than classic ranking.

The mechanics are the same but the priorities invert. A B2B buyer shortlisting vendors asks an assistant a long, qualified question — the category, the country, the company size, the constraint — rather than a two-word search, so the winning content is the specific bottom-of-funnel material most B2B sites never publish: comparisons, alternatives, integration and pricing-model pages. Local signals matter far less; you may not need the map pack at all. What matters more is that your entity is legible to a model that has to decide whether an Indian vendor fits a requirement it was given in one sentence.

AEO is optimising your content so AI answer engines — ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews — cite your business when people ask questions in your category. It's the natural next step beyond classic SEO as search shifts from links to answers.

SEO aims to rank a page in a list of blue links. AEO aims to be the source an AI uses to build its answer. They share foundations (clean, authoritative, well-structured content) but AEO leans harder on direct answers, entities, structured data and citations.

Query fan-out is how Google's AI Mode and AI Overviews break a single complex search into multiple sub-queries, then synthesise one answer. To be cited, your content has to answer those underlying sub-questions — so we deliberately build coverage across them.

We track whether your business appears in AI answers for target prompts, your featured-snippet and PAA presence, and assisted enquiries. We're honest that AI-search measurement is newer and less exact than rank tracking — we report what we can verify.

Yes. AEO work — content structure, schema, entities and citations — is done remotely, so we serve clients across India from our Mumbai base: Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, Kochi and beyond. Answer engines don't care where your agency sits; they care whether your signals are verifiable.