AI readiness for business websites
This is not about putting a chatbot on every page. We check that what the public sees about you online is accurate, legally safe to use, and easy for staff to keep updated—with a clear line to a real person when software should step back.
Who this is for
Businesses expecting more traffic from AI-mediated search, or teams adding chat and quoting tools and wanting guardrails. Fits firms already investing in SEO and local visibility.
What you get
- Inventory of customer-facing facts and where they live online
- Content and schema gaps closed for high-risk misinformation areas
- Guidance on bots, rate limits, and what not to automate
- Connection points between AI tools and your CRM or inbox where appropriate
In detail
Readiness, not hype
Correct public data first, then tools—with clear limits on what software should decide alone.
Often needed alongside
Common questions
Why should I care about AI search?
Customers already ask tools and Google for “best plumber near me” or “is this firm legit?” If your facts are missing or wrong, you lose calls to whoever looks clearer online.
What do you actually deliver?
A review of your public information, a fix list, and practical rules for any chat or quoting tools—what they may answer, what must go to staff, and how data is handled.
Do I need this or just a better website?
Often both overlap. We tell you if a site refresh and Google Business Profile tidy-up is enough, or if AI-style answers need extra work. One named contact walks you through it.