Research, case studies and practical fixes on AI recommendation visibility (AEO), written for golf clubs and local service businesses, not generic marketing teams.
Golf venues that win on generic AI searches often disappear the moment a prompt turns corporate. Here's why, and how to close the gap.
Read the post →Drivers are starting to ask ChatGPT and Gemini for a trustworthy garage instead of searching Google. Here's what determines whether yours gets named.
Read the post →A logged in ChatGPT account can quietly change which businesses get recommended. We tested it directly, and the bias ran the opposite way we expected.
Read the post →llms.txt tells AI models what your business actually is. Almost nobody has one yet. Here's exactly what to put in it and where.
Read the post →A slow mobile site doesn't just cost you visitors. It can quietly cost you AI recommendation visibility too. Here's the real link between the two.
Read the post →Most golf club websites either skip schema markup entirely or publish it with the wrong details inside. Here's exactly what to include and why it matters.
Read the post →Patients are starting to ask ChatGPT and Gemini for a dentist instead of searching Google. Here's what determines whether your practice gets named.
Read the post →More people are asking AI to find them a gym or a personal trainer instead of scrolling Google Maps. Here's what determines who gets named.
Read the post →Three of four golf operators we tested were absent or ranked last on Perplexity while performing normally elsewhere. Here's why, and what to do about it.
Read the post →Strong reviews and strong AI recommendation visibility often move together, but they're not the same thing. Here's how each is actually measured.
Read the post →SEO gets you found on Google. AEO gets you named by ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity. Here's the difference, and why the second one is currently wide open.
Read the post →We ran the same buyer prompts across four AI assistants against a real UK golf resort. The result depended entirely on which AI the prospect happened to open.
Read the post →Four UK multisite golf operators, tested with the same prompts. Some ranked first. One never appeared at all. Here's what separated them.
Read the post →Plumbers, dentists, gyms, garages. The buying question has moved from a Google search box to a chat window. Here's what determines who gets named.
Read the post →AI models can't call you and can't visit in person. They work entirely from what's crawlable. These five signals do most of the work.
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