Playbooks, by vertical.
Operator-minded notes on what actually works in each industry we run — written by the team that runs the campaigns.
How Do Garage Door Companies Get Recommended by ChatGPT and Google's AI?
Homeowners ask AI to diagnose a stuck door and name a company in one search. Here is the build behind a Midwest garage door operator's $80K record month.
Read playbook →Why Your Business Doesn't Show Up in ChatGPT
Your site can be SEO-fine and still never get named by ChatGPT. How AI answer engines decide who to cite, and the four levers that fix it.
Read playbook →How Long Does It Take to Show Up in AI Search?
A realistic timeline for getting named by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI, based on two real restoration builds that reached the citation list in 14 and 21 days.
Read playbook →How a Restoration Company Reached #1 in AI Search in 21 Days
A teardown of the exact build that took a Kauai restoration company from invisible to the number one site ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini learn from, ahead of a national franchise with 2,300+ locations.
Read playbook →How Does a Traffic or DUI Attorney Get Named by AI When Someone Searches for a Lawyer?
You cannot buy an ad slot for legal services in ChatGPT, so being the firm the AI names on its own is the whole game. Here is how attorneys earn that mention.
Read playbook →How Does an Auto Repair Shop Get Recommended by ChatGPT and Google's AI?
Drivers now ask ChatGPT to diagnose the problem and name a shop in one sitting. ChatGPT recommends only 1.2% of the local business locations it was tested on. Here is what puts a repair shop in the answer.
Read playbook →How Does a Wedding Photographer Get Found When Couples Ask AI for Recommendations?
Within days of getting engaged, couples now open ChatGPT to build their vendor shortlist. Most individual photographers have zero AI citation share. Here is how to change that.
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