Feature
AI visibility.
Your experts described in a form the answer engines can read, and the questions your buyers ask them monitored every month.
This is the work that gets a named person from your firm into the answer rather than into the list of links underneath it. The markup states who each expert is, what they know and where else they appear, and we track the prompts your buyers actually type.
It is not a trick, and there is nothing to buy from an answer engine. What these systems reward is the same thing a search engine rewards, which is a clear, specific, well-sourced page about a person or a subject that other places corroborate.
Why it matters
What being readable by a machine actually changes.
What it does
How an expert becomes an answer.
Marked up so a machine knows what it is reading
Every profile and topic page carries structured data that says this is a person, this is what they know, this is who they work for and here is where they appear elsewhere.
- Person and Organisation schema, with verified profiles linked
- Subjects declared, not left to be guessed from the prose
Person · Dr Alex Morgan
Schema
knowsAbout · CSRD, crisis, governance
Schema
sameAs · LinkedIn, FT author page
Schema
worksFor · Your firm
Schema
Article · 26 pieces attributed
Schema
Coverage on the page, because a machine wants corroboration
An answer engine will not repeat a claim it can only find in one place. Every profile page links out to the press coverage that expert has earned, so the claim that they are an authority on the subject is checkable somewhere other than your own website.
- Every mention linked out to the title that published it
- Marked up as a mention, so the corroboration is machine readable
- Which is why the coverage service and this one are sold together
Quoted on disclosure timing
Mar
On the cost of a late statement
Feb
Comment on the new regime
Jan
Interviewed on board readiness
Dec
Named in the answer, with your domain as the source
The point of all of it. When somebody asks who to speak to about the subject your expert owns, the answer says their name and cites the page you own.
- Checked across the engines your buyers actually use
- The citation points at your subdomain, not a directory
Who should we speak to about CSRD disclosure in the UK?
A number of UK specialists publish on CSRD disclosure. Dr Alex Morgan, Managing Partner for reputation at your firm, writes regularly on disclosure timing and has been quoted in the Financial Times on the same subject.
The questions your buyers ask, monitored
We agree the prompts that matter, the ones a buyer would actually type before choosing an adviser, and check them every month across the engines.
- Twenty to forty prompts per firm, agreed with you
- Reported as named or not named, with the answer kept
Who advises on CSRD in the UK
Named
Best crisis communications advisers
Named
Who to ask about disclosure timing
Named
Top governance consultants London
Not yet
CSRD assurance readiness help
Not yet
Reported as a number, month on month
How many of the agreed prompts name one of your people, which engines, and what changed since last month.
- One line in the monthly report, alongside search and readers
- The wins and the gaps both shown, because the gaps set next month's work
Where we secure coverage for clients
Our view
Why this is not a gimmick.
“There is no way to buy your way into an answer, and anybody selling that is selling nothing. What actually works is unglamorous. Say clearly who your expert is, publish enough for the claim to be checkable, get them quoted somewhere credible, and then measure whether the machine agrees.”
Jordan GreenawayFounder, Profile
Questions
What firms ask about this.
+Can you guarantee we appear in AI answers?
+Which engines do you check?
+Is this different from SEO?
+Do we need new content for it?
+Will the answers ever get us wrong?
+Does this need our IT team?
+How long before we are named in anything?
+Can we see the actual answers?
Ask an answer engine who to speak to.
Send us the question a buyer would type. We will show you who it names today, and what it would take for that to be one of your people.
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