Helping businesses get recommended by AI | Writing 1-1-1 by Meg: simple AI visibility tips, weekly
1-1-1 by Meg One story. One visibility tip. One simple step.
One storyI reviewed a site this week for a service-based business that was frustrated they weren’t being recommended by AI. They had solid services. But when I asked ChatGPT who they were and who they help… the answer was vague. Why? Their About page was doing what most About pages do:
Humans could skim it and “get the vibe.” That order used to work. It doesn’t anymore. One visibility tipYour About page is no longer just a brand story. It’s a trust and classification page. AI systems use it to answer questions like:
Strong About pages today do three things very clearly:
When AI understands those signals, everything else works better — One simple stepPull up your About page and ask yourself: “If AI had to recommend me based on this page alone… could it?” If the answer is maybe (or no), that’s your signal. This week, I’m hosting a free workshop where I walk through:
👉 Everyone who registers will also get my full About Page Outline Save your spot here: See you there, |
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Helping businesses get recommended by AI | Writing 1-1-1 by Meg: simple AI visibility tips, weekly
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