Your Website is Invisible to ChatGPT. Here's Why.
I help businesses become visible within AI search systems by understanding how language models retrieve and rank information
Most SEOs are guessing. I'm not.
I don't just optimize for AI. I understand the models that power it.
Academic Background
I have a Master's degree in Computer Science with a thesis focused on transformer models. That gave me deep insight into how large language models actually work.
NLP Expertise
I've built datasets, trained transformer models, and worked with vector embeddings, semantic similarity, and RAG. I know how these systems work in practice.
The AI-SEO Connection
With a background that connects AI research and SEO execution, I translate the way language models work into clear strategies that help your content get found and trusted by AI search engines.
"Our content was invisible to AI search engines. Now it's cited by ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, bringing a noticeable rise in leads and revenue."
From completely invisible to being cited first. That's the difference the right strategy makes for your company.
Performance Transformation
What We Implemented
- Brand Entity Mapping: Established strong connections between the company name and industry-specific queries across AI platforms
- Query-Answer Matching: Identified high-value prospect questions and positioned the brand as the authoritative source
- Competitive Displacement: Analyzed and outranked competitors in AI responses for the client's most valuable search queries
- Citation Triggers: Created answer-worthy content formats optimized for AI citations
- Cross-Platform Strategy: Implemented across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Google AI Overviews
Client Snapshot
The 18-Month Window
By 2027, traditional search will drop 40%. Companies optimized for RAG will capture 80% of AI-driven traffic. Which side will you be on?
- • Declining organic traffic
- • Zero AI citations
- • Invisible to 40% of searches
- • Playing catch-up in 2027
- • Consistent AI citations
- • Future-proof traffic
- • Category dominance
- • First-mover advantage