If you don’t show up in ChatGPT,
a growing share of customers never finds you.

llms.txt is a simple text file in the root of your domain that gives AI systems a curated index of your most important content. The standard was proposed in 2024 by Jeremy Howard (Answer.AI). To be straight with you: so far no major AI provider officially uses llms.txt as a ranking signal, and Google has explicitly declined it. Some systems such as Claude and Perplexity do take the file into account in certain retrieval workflows. So I treat llms.txt as a useful floor, not a magic bullet. The real work is readable, extractable answers, current and clearly authored content, and third-party references.

Yes. The setup covers the most common systems: WordPress (with or without Elementor, Divi or other page builders), Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Jimdo and Astro. I adapt the process to your system so nothing on your site breaks.

Less separate than people think. Sites that rank well in classic Google search are also cited noticeably more often by AI systems: rank is upstream of the citation. AI visibility builds on that: readable and extractable content, current and clearly authored pages, third-party references and clean structured data. The setup handles exactly these signals, which many web designers do not yet cover.

Before and after the setup we test together with real queries in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude. You ask the models about your business, your services, your town. You see directly whether your site is mentioned, and with what information. I also check the schema with Google’s Rich Results Test.

Then I check whether it is implemented correctly and completely. In most cases I have seen so far, the links between entities (Service to Organization to Person), the llms.txt manifest or the Open Graph tags are missing. The free AI Visibility Check shows you what is actually missing, without you having to book the setup.

It is especially relevant for hospitality and holiday rentals. For informational searches ChatGPT often answers directly without sending the user anywhere. Booking intent is different: 96% of those queries end up on real websites, not in an AI summary. ChatGPT does refer guests onward, but only to sites it can read. If the schema for prices, availability and reviews is missing, the booking lands with the next business whose data is cleaner.

No. The setup is a one-time investment. If you regularly publish new content (blog articles, services), monthly maintenance of schema and llms.txt can make sense, and we can talk about it then. Without a blog, the one-time setup is enough.

Structured data helps Google understand your site and show it in rich results. More importantly, the actual setup work, readable and current content with a clear structure and references, improves your visibility in classic Google search, not just in AI answers. You get both for the same price.

Some are starting to, and some providers now advertise "optimised for ChatGPT". The difference is the proof: mentioning a manifest is easy, actually being named in ChatGPT’s answer is the work. I test your visibility before and after the setup together with you, with real AI queries in English, and I work on your existing site, no rebuild. Whoever moves now is early, before this becomes standard.

First check who is behind it: does the legal notice show a registered address and a tax ID, and in which country would you have to take a dispute if something goes wrong? If someone wants to improve your visibility but hides their own identity, that is a poor sign. On the substance: if you have already paid for such an offer, the money is not lost. Run the free check first: it shows you what AI systems say about your business today and what of the promised points was actually implemented on your site. No one can seriously guarantee a placement in ChatGPT, myself included. What I do assure you is a test you can follow and a person in Dénia you can reach.

No. The work is yours. I document every measure so you can follow it yourself or hand it to your current web designer. I hope you continue with me afterwards, but I do not build a dependency into it.

Yes, and I will tell you so. If AI systems already name your business correctly, if your site already has clean schema markup and an llms.txt manifest, or if your business is purely local with no search intent, the setup does little for you. The free AI Visibility Check shows this before you book it. It can also turn out that everything is in order. In that case I tell you so.