Get Recommended by ChatGPT: Be the Business AI Names When Customers Ask
People are starting to ask ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini "who's the best…" and getting a short list. Here's how to get your business on it.
The Problem
- A customer asks ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, "Who's a good roofer near me?" It names three businesses. Yours isn't one of them.
- You never find out. No lost click, no missed call, nothing in your analytics.
- AI tools don't only read your website. They pull from across the web: your site, your articles, what other places say about you.
- And when your website needs a developer every time something changes, it falls behind. So the answer AI finds about you is out of date.
What AI Changes
We build websites like a database: one page for each question your customers ask, linked to related pages. A new question is a new page, not a project.
Ways to Solve It
Which way fits depends on your size and what you're trying to do. One thing holds for all three: if your website's setup is clunky, every fix struggles.
Do it yourself
Run the free checker and follow the plan
Our free AI Visibility Checker shows who ChatGPT and Claude recommend instead of you, and why. The first fix is free, the full step-by-step plan is there if you want it. Follow it yourself, or connect your site to AI and run through it together. No SEO tool stack needed.
Good fit if you have the time and a website you can edit.
Hire someone
Hand the plan to someone who'll carry it out
Give the plan to whoever looks after your website: your developer, your agency, a freelancer. The full plan is written click by click for Wix, WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify or Webflow, so they know exactly what to change.
Good fit if someone already runs your website and has the hours.
We set it up
Move to a website built for AI
A website built to be read and recommended by AI. askaze.com is one. It's fast, every page answers a real question, it grows with you, and you change it by texting your own AI agent.
Good fit if you want to keep launching pages without waiting on a developer.
How It Works
- Every page on your site answers one question your customers actually ask.
- A new page goes up when you have something to say, not when a developer has time.
- What you post on Substack or LinkedIn points back to your site.
- You can see which searches bring people in, and ask ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini about your business to check whether it names you.
What Changes
When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini who to hire for what you do, your business is part of the answer, and you didn't rebuild your website from scratch to get there.