AI search readiness
Be the business AI assistants can recommend
People increasingly ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI Overviews things like “who’s a good trauma therapist near me?” or “where can I rent a car in Lugano?”. Those assistants read websites to answer. I make sure yours is easy for them to read, understand and trust.
Can you recommend a trauma therapist in Denver who offers EMDR and takes my insurance?
Here are a few practices that mention EMDR and list accepted insurance plans on their websites…
What’s changing
Search is becoming a conversation
For years, being found online meant ranking on Google. That still matters — and many AI assistants use search results to decide which websites to read.
What’s new is that people now get a written answer instead of a list of links. The assistant picks a few businesses and explains why. If your website doesn’t clearly say what you do, where and for whom, you’re easy to leave out.
The good news: what helps AI assistants is mostly what helps people — clear facts, honest answers and a fast, well-built site.
The basics
What AI assistants need from your website
Permission to read your site
Some websites accidentally block the crawlers AI assistants use. If they can't read you, they can't mention you.
Clear, plain facts
Who you are, what you offer, where, for whom and how to book — written on real pages, not hidden in images or PDFs.
Structured data
A small, invisible layer of labels (schema) that tells machines “this is a business, these are its services, these are its FAQs.”
Fast, readable pages
Pages that load quickly and show their content without waiting for heavy scripts are easier for every crawler to read.
Signals of trust
Consistent business details everywhere, a real About page, clear authorship and answers to the questions people actually ask.
How I help
What I check — and what I fix
What I check
- Whether AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended) are allowed in
- Whether your important pages are indexed in Google Search Console
- Page titles and descriptions — are they clear and specific?
- Structured data — present, correct and matching the page
- Business name, address and phone — consistent everywhere
- Whether your pages answer the questions customers ask
- Speed and mobile experience (Core Web Vitals)
- An llms.txt summary file for AI tools (optional, low effort)
What I fix
- Open the door to AI crawlers you want, and keep out the ones you don't
- Rewrite titles, headings and key pages in clear, specific language
- Add and validate structured data for your business, services and FAQs
- Add FAQ sections that answer real customer questions
- Make pages faster and readable without JavaScript
- Set up tracking so you can see changes in Search Console over time
What I won’t promise
- No guaranteed mentions or rankings. Nobody controls Google or AI assistants — be wary of anyone who claims to.
- No overnight results. Search engines and assistants revisit websites on their own schedule. Changes usually take weeks to show.
- No tricks. Everything I do is the kind of work that keeps helping your site for years, not shortcuts that get punished later.
FAQ
Questions about AI search
Something else on your mind? Ask me directly — I reply to every message.
nasir@nasirmollah.comIs SEO dead because of AI?
No. AI assistants still rely on websites for their answers, and many of them use search results to find those websites. The fundamentals matter more than ever: clear content, sound structure and a site that loads fast.
Can you get my business mentioned in ChatGPT?
Nobody can promise that. I can make sure assistants are allowed to read your site, can understand clearly who you are and what you offer, and find the facts they need to describe you correctly.
Should I block AI crawlers?
It depends on your business. For most local and service businesses, being readable by AI assistants is an advantage. I’ll explain the trade-offs and set it up the way you choose.
Free website check
See what AI assistants see about your business
Send me your website. I'll check crawler access, structured data, clarity and speed — and reply with a short, plain-English summary of what to fix first.
What I look at
- How fast your site loads on a phone
- Whether Google can find and understand your pages
- What AI assistants like ChatGPT see about your business
- How easy it is for a visitor to book or get in touch
Free and without obligation. No sales calls unless you ask for one.