Crawl and index access
Check page responses, robots directives, canonical URLs, sitemaps, and available Search Console evidence. Review whether important public information is accessible without signing in.
San Jose · Bay Area & beyond
AI search visibility review for local businesses.
Help search tools understand what your business offers. We review your public pages, service information, and search access, then identify useful improvements for organic and AI-assisted discovery.
Getting Found Local
Clear services. Useful answers. Consistent details.
Work directly with Rayyan on the pages and business information customers use to decide whether you can help them.
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Service answers and local context
Explain what you do, who the service fits, the areas you serve, and what the customer should do next. Review actual customer questions rather than repeating keywords.
Business identity and sources
Connect the website, business profile, founder information, and public contact details. Check factual claims and make the source of examples clear.
Structured data and internal links
Use appropriate page and service markup that matches the visible content. Connect related service pages and useful guides with descriptive links.
A practical list of findings and page improvements.
You receive the agreed review findings, priorities, and recommendations for your business. Where page updates are in scope, you can review the copy, metadata, links, and changes before they go live.
We use available search and analytics evidence to establish a baseline. Referral visits can show that someone arrived from an AI tool; they do not prove how often your business appeared in its answers.
Explore local SEO support ↗ · Improve your Google Business Profile ↗ · Measure Google Maps visibility ↗
Use the same foundations customers depend on.
How can my business appear in AI search answers?
Start with accurate, useful public pages that search systems can crawl and understand. Explain the services you provide, the areas you serve, who owns the business, and how customers can contact you. Inclusion in an AI answer is decided by the search tool.
Do I need special AI schema or an AI text file?
Google says no additional technical requirements or special schema are needed for AI Overviews and AI Mode. Standard SEO, useful content, internal links, and structured data that matches the visible page remain the foundation.
Does AI search replace local SEO?
Customers still use Google Maps, organic search results, and other channels. An AI visibility review works alongside local SEO and Google Business Profile support, with each channel measured separately.
Built on documented search requirements.
Google’s guidance says pages must be indexed and eligible for a snippet to appear as supporting links in AI Overviews or AI Mode. It recommends useful text, internal links, good page experience, and structured data that matches visible content. OpenAI provides a separate search crawler, OAI-SearchBot, whose access can be controlled in robots.txt.
Google: AI features and your website ↗
OpenAI: crawler documentation ↗
Technical eligibility does not guarantee indexing, rankings, or AI citations. The review focuses on accurate content and verifiable changes to your website.