Helping businesses get recommended by AI | Writing 1-1-1 by Meg: simple AI visibility tips, weekly
Why AI isn’t recommending you (yet)
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Most people think they have an SEO problem. What they actually have is a visibility problem with AI. I see this a lot. A business has:
But when you ask ChatGPT or Gemini: 👉 “Who should I hire for this?” They don’t show up. Not because they’re not good. Because AI doesn’t understand or trust what it’s reading. I tested this recently on a few sites (including my own). And the pattern was consistent:
I also talked about this on Linkedin and I got a lot feedback. Lots of people wanted real help. So I am hosting a live workshop next week. We take your About Page and improve it in real time so AI can actually recommend you. Get Recommended by AI: Fix Your About Page Live
If your traffic feels flat or inconsistent lately, this is probably why. And it’s fixable. Meg |
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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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