Marsen Search

Does AI understand what your business does?

When customers ask AI tools for help, your public information needs to be clear and easy to verify. We help improve that information and track what the answers say.

Start with your customers

What do people need to know before they choose you?

Your customers need clear answers and an easy next step. We review the information they see, fix the gaps, and check what changes.

From a question to an enquiry

  • 01AI crawler access
  • 02Entity clarity
  • 03Answer-ready content
  • 04Citation evidence
  • 05AI visibility monitoring
01

Inspect a worked audit before setting the scope

Our practical GEO guide shows a dated public-site review and a worksheet for recording mentions, recommendations and citations separately. Use it to identify the evidence your own review needs.

02

Establish the baseline

The AI visibility audit guide separates crawl access, indexing, page quality and answer observations. Bring those findings into the first review so the proposal names the pages and checks it will improve.

03

See what the answers actually say

Start with a defined set of customer questions. Record the AI engine, date, wording and sources, separating a brand mention from a recommendation or a link to your website.

04

Make your business easier to verify

We look for unclear service descriptions, conflicting company details and claims without useful evidence. Improvements can include clearer answers, source links and original examples your team can substantiate.

05

Bring your market and your evidence

Share your website, intended customers and examples of questions they ask. Existing answer samples and approved project evidence help set the baseline. The scope defines the engines, questions, pages and review cadence.

06

Repeat the same checks

Compare the same questions over time and record source changes alongside enquiries. An isolated citation does not prove an edit caused it, and no schema or writing format guarantees inclusion.

Clear from
the first conversation.

We agree the work, the cost, and how we’ll check progress together.

A practical next step

Tell us what
you want to improve.

Talk to our team

You don’t need a technical plan to start a conversation.