Free 5-day email course
Your customers are asking AI. Is it recommending you?
Five short emails on what actually gets you mentioned, cited and recommended by ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity — and what to stop paying for.
What arrives, day by day
Day 1 — Ask it yourself
The three questions a customer would ask before buying from you, and ten minutes in ChatGPT to see whether you are in the answers.
Day 2 — Mention, citation, recommendation
These are three different things, and 61.7% of citations never name the brand at all. Getting this wrong is why most AI visibility reports are meaningless.
Day 3 — What actually moves it
Being findable in ordinary search, then being mentioned elsewhere. Across 75,000 brands, mentions out-predict backlinks roughly three to one.
Day 4 — What to stop paying for
llms.txt files go unread 97% of the time across 137,210 domains. Schema markup moved AI citations by roughly nothing across 1,885 matched pages. Four more like it.
Day 5 — Make it a loop
Answers drift week to week, so a one-off check is not a measurement. Pick two engines, set a cadence, and know what should make you act.
By the end of day five
- Know exactly what ChatGPT says about your business — and which competitors it names instead of you.
- Know which two things actually move that, out of the dozen the industry sells.
- Have cancelled at least one thing you are paying for that does nothing.
- Have a 15-minute weekly habit that keeps it from drifting back.
One short email a day for five days, then only occasional updates — unsubscribe any time. Every number in them carries the study and sample size it came from, including the ones that argue against buying anything from us.