FOR SERVICE BUSINESSES
If a customer asks AI who to hire in your category, you need to be the answer.
Service businesses are invisible to AI by default. We build the infrastructure that makes you the answer.
AI is being asked. You are not in the answer.
Someone needs a physiotherapist. They open ChatGPT and ask. AI gives them three names. If you are not one of them, that customer is gone before they ever reached your website. This happens thousands of times per day in every service category. It is not a search ranking problem. It is a recommendation infrastructure problem.
We know your industry.
THE PRODUCT
Your AI Knowledge Centre
Deployed at your subdomain
knowledge.yourbusiness.com. Runs alongside your existing website with no disruption. A structured intelligence layer that AI systems can find, read, and cite.
Structured for AI citation
Schema, FAQ architecture, comparison pages, evidence layer. Built for how AI reads and evaluates information. Every page answers a question a buyer is asking right now.
Infrastructure, not content
Not a blog. Not social media. An authoritative structured knowledge layer that AI systems reference when deciding who to recommend. It compounds in value over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
When a buyer asks an AI assistant to recommend a service business, the AI evaluates whether the business has structured authoritative content answering the specific question, consistent and credible business information across directories and sources it references, evidence of quality including reviews and credentials, and content technically accessible to AI crawlers. Businesses that meet all four criteria consistently receive recommendations.
Yes. AI recommendations are determined by signal quality, not business size. A local physiotherapy practice with a well-structured AI Knowledge Centre, consistent directory presence, strong review density, and clear credential documentation can outperform a national chain that has not structured its content for AI recommendation.
Consistency across the directories AI references matters significantly. This includes Google Business Profile, industry-specific directories relevant to your category, and general business directories. Inconsistent business names, addresses, phone numbers, or service descriptions across these sources reduce recommendation likelihood.
Google reviews contribute to the Proof Layer of the Recommendation Score and are valuable. However, reviews alone are not sufficient. AI assistants also evaluate structured content quality, service specificity, credential documentation, technical readiness, and information consistency. A business with 200 Google reviews but no structured AI Knowledge Centre will still have a significant Recommendation Gap.
No. The AI Knowledge Centre is deployed at a subdomain alongside your existing website. Nothing on your current website is changed.
Physiotherapy, accounting, financial planning, law, mortgage broking, and allied health show strong AI recommendation activity. Buyers in these categories regularly ask AI assistants for local recommendations.