What you receive
Short documents built around what you told us at intake: your buyers, what sets you apart, your competitors and your goals.
The full depth sits in a data room beside them, never cut.
Short documents, and the full depth beside them
Six documents to read, and a data room that holds everything behind them.
Summary
At most 1,500 words. What you told us, the answer for each, why it is happening, and the first five actions.
It also sets the numbers a retest would measure at 30, 60 and 90 days, and says how we measured. Retests are quoted separately.
Assessment
The evidence, organized by your ideal customer, differentiators, competitors, goals and markets. At most 6,500 words.
It covers what AI believes and reads about you, and what it costs to leave things as they are.
Implementation Plan and Action Checklist
Every action in four tiers. Each card names its action code, the finding it fixes, the owner, the effort and who controls the surface.
It also names the number it moves and the success criterion. The checklist puts the same actions on a page your team can work from.
Content Strategy
The questions you lose, the sources AI reads in your market, and the pages to build or rewrite, with the passage to publish.
Then the listings to fix, the channels to use, and a 90-day calendar tied to action codes.
What AI knows about your business
Fact by fact: what AI states about you against what is true, where two platforms disagree, and where AI and your site disagree.
The true facts your site never states come first.
The presentation and the data room
A presentation for your leadership in three result words: mentioned, cited and recommended. Branded and unbranded questions are reported separately.
The data room holds every answer, every capture, the full technical register and the competitor comparison.
One finding, one code, in every document
A finding is stated once, with a code the other documents use.
With a code and the evidence behind it.
Every action names the finding it fixes.
The owner, the effort and who controls the surface.
The number it moves and the success criterion.
The scores, the funnel and the registers
The Visibility Stack Score
Out of 100, with its four layers and the band each falls in.
Mentioned, cited, recommended
How often AI mentioned you, cited your site and recommended you, each counted on its own. Every recommendation is a mention; a citation can lack your name.
Who was named in your place
Each competitor's results on the same questions, and the sources that put them there.
Every action, coded
Each action tied to the finding it fixes and to who can carry it out.
The five bands
Every score, layer and component sits on the same ladder, in twenty-point steps.
Find out where you stand in AI answers, and what to fix first.
We can help you identify the gaps and put them in order, starting with the ones your team controls.