Result
Named in AI answers.
When buyers and journalists ask ChatGPT who to speak to, Findwell makes sure the answer names your expert, and cites the page you own.
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Findwell makes your experts the people AI assistants recommend when somebody asks who knows about the subjects you own. Clear pages, a published archive and real press coverage give ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews the evidence to name them.
It is not a trick and it is not paid placement. Nobody can buy their way into an answer. Findwell does the work that actually earns the citation, then measures every month whether it has.
What it does
How Findwell gets your experts named.
Pages AI can read and trust
Each expert's page states plainly who they are, what they know and where else they appear, in the structure AI assistants look for. No guesswork for the machine.
- Marked up so engines can read who your expert is
- Linked to their coverage, so the claim checks out
Quoted in the Financial Times
Coverage
CSRD timing: what boards miss
Article
Interviewed by City A.M.
Coverage
Named in the answer, with your page as the source
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 ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google
- The citation points at your domain, 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, a partner at your firm, writes regularly on disclosure timing and has been quoted in the Financial Times on the same subject.
Measured every month
We agree the prompts your buyers and journalists actually type, check them every month, and report how many name your experts.
- Twenty to forty prompts, agreed with you
- The wins and the gaps both reported
Why it matters
What being named in AI answers does for your firm.
An AI answer names two or three people, not ten blue links. Being one of them puts your expert on the shortlist before a buyer has visited a single website.
A buyer reads an AI answer as advice. When it names your expert, it reads as a recommendation from somebody neutral, which no advert can buy.
Reporters ask AI assistants for sources like everyone else. The same answer that wins a client puts your expert in front of a journalist on deadline.
Most firms have not started. The ones that publish clearly now become the sources AI keeps returning to, and that lead builds month on month.
Our view
Why AI recommends the experts who have done the work.
“AI assistants are cautious. They name people they can check: somebody with a clear page, a body of published thinking and a quote in a paper they trust. You cannot fake any of that, which is exactly why it is worth having. We build all three.”
Jordan GreenawayFounder, Profile
Questions
What firms ask about this.
+Can you guarantee we appear in AI answers?
+How is this different from your AI visibility feature?
+Which AI assistants do you check?
+How long before our experts are named?
+Is this just SEO with a new name?
+Do journalists use AI to find sources?
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