Get businesses found in the AI era
The world runs through AI now. People used to find a business by searching Google and scrolling. More of them now ask ChatGPT and call whoever it names. 6AI was built for that shift, and our mission is to make sure the businesses we work with are found in it.
How people find a business now
For twenty years, finding a business meant typing a search and choosing from ten links. That still happens, and it still matters. But more people now ask an assistant instead: which property manager to use, who handles estate planning nearby, which tutor is good for AP Chemistry. The assistant does not hand back ten links. It answers, and the answer names two or three businesses.
When Pew Research Center analyzed the Google searches of 900 U.S. adults in March 2025, it found: “Users who encountered an AI summary clicked on a traditional search result link in 8% of all visits. Those who did not encounter an AI summary clicked on a search result nearly twice as often (15% of visits).”
Being on page one is no longer the whole job. Being one of the names is the other half.
The future of SEO
SEO gets you a position in Google's results. GEO, generative engine optimization, gets you named inside the answer. They are one job now, because the same things help both: a site a machine can read, your name and address written the same way everywhere, and pages with sentences clear enough to quote. We run both together and report them honestly: positions checked by hand, logged out, and AI visibility counted across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI mode rather than turned into a rank, because there is no rank inside an answer.
How to get business in the AI era
Be found
Come up for the searches your customers type when they need you.
Be named
Give assistants a site they can read, trust and quote.
Be easy to call
Make the page they land on the obvious place to get in touch.
We run on AI too
Our email, our posts and our research are drafted by AI agents, and a founder approves every one before it goes out. That is how two founders can do the client work themselves instead of handing it to an account manager.
ChatGPT cited our client by the chapter title we wrote
On October 12, we asked ChatGPT what a guest on a client's weekly interview show had said about a specific idea. It cited the show's episode page by the chapter title we had written, and named the chapter and its timestamp. That chapter title exists in one place on the internet, which is the page we built. Everything else we say about AI visibility is established the same way: by asking the assistants a customer's question, dating each check, and counting runs where we repeat them. See recent projects.
Get found in the AI era
Tell us what you sell and where, and we'll show you how you come up on Google and in ChatGPT today.
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