Sat 14:00 · about 2 hours · ages 4+ · NT$850 per person
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Visit website ↗OTTOKIWI GEO · AI search visibility
Check whether AI mentions your brand, gets the facts right, and links people to a page that works — then see what to fix first.
Illustrative scenario
Otto: Let’s see how one specific request gets sorted out.
01 · Readability
We check whether AI can reach your website, and whether your business details and services are clear and consistent across pages.
02 · AI recommendations & entry points
We test AI with the questions buyers actually ask: does it mention your brand, are the facts right, and does it include a website or booking link that opens?
03 · Action plan
Findings become concrete fixes: what to change first and how. Once the website is fixed, we verify it, then retest AI with the same scenarios.
Why it matters
The parent in our example didn’t just search “pottery class.” They gave the time, age, place and budget in one go. Questions like that open two opportunities.
When buyers name the place, budget and time, your business has a chance to be seen while they compare options. Being listed — with a website link that works — is what brings them to your site.
Besides the popular keywords everyone competes for, AI often answers longer, more specific questions. If your website explains your services clearly, you have a chance to be mentioned there.
These are illustrative scenarios. Whether you are mentioned depends on each AI platform and on your website’s content; it cannot be guaranteed.
Sample report
This is a simulated example that shows the report format and how we check.
Quick Check · Simulated example
Sampling limits: this check looks closely at one representative category, not the whole website. AI testing covers 4 scenarios × 2 AI search surfaces; with small samples, results are shown as “count / valid answers.”
Pass 2 · Partial 1/ 3 checks
The site is readable, but the age range is only on a poster image.
Pass 1 · Partial 1 · Fail 2/ 4 checks
Class details lack the age in text; no parent FAQ and no structured data.
Mentioned 4 · Recommended 1/ 7 valid answers
Clearly recommended only for the time-specific request; once, the age was wrong.
Valid official link 1/ 7 valid answers
One more answer linked to a third-party event platform, not an official page.
Tested with brand-neutral buyer questions. The report lists scenario categories and counts only, not the question wording.
| Scenario | Planned | Valid |
|---|---|---|
| S2 Core category | 2 | 2 |
| S3 Specific need (time, length, budget) | 2 | 2 |
| S4 Purchase terms | 2 | 1 |
| S5 Local intent (area, child’s age) | 2 | 2 |
| Scenario | Surface A | Surface B |
|---|---|---|
| S2 | Mentioned | Not mentioned |
| S3 | Recommended · website | Mentioned · third party |
| S4 | Not mentioned | Not triggered |
| S5 | Wrong age | Not mentioned |
“Not triggered” means that surface produced no AI answer. It is not a failure and is left out of the denominator.
Priority 1 · From A/B checks and the S5 answer
1Finding
The class is for ages 4 and up, but that appears only on a poster image. In an S5 local-intent question, AI mentioned Xiaoyao Pottery but said ages 6 and up, with no website or booking link.
2Evidence
Xiaoyao Pottery's parent-child class is for ages 6 and upTranslated from the original Chinese answer.
3Fix
4How to verify
A finished website fix does not mean AI answers change right away. Retest results are listed separately.
On the FAQ page, answer age, whether a parent joins, what to wear, when finished pieces can be picked up, and similar questions.
Add structured data to the course page for the class name, sessions, length, price, age range and booking URL.
| Fix | Website fix | AI retest |
|---|---|---|
| State the age range in the course page text | To do | Next check: is the age right, is there a working link? |
| Add the questions parents ask | To do | Next check: does AI use the FAQ answers? |
| Describe the class with structured data | To do | Next check: are the class details right? |
“Done” is used only for website changes that pass verification. AI retest results are listed separately and never mixed with website fixes.
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FAQ
We confirm your brand and main services, pick one representative product or service category, and check whether AI can read your website and whether your business details are complete. Then we test AI search with brand-neutral buyer questions: does AI mention you, are the facts right, and does it include a website or booking link that opens? After you verify your email, you can view the report on a private web page, with up to 3 concrete fixes.
No need to choose. A readable website with clear information is the foundation SEO cares about, and GEO builds on it. GEO looks one step further: how AI answers specific buyer requests, whether it mentions you, and whether it sends people back to your website.
No. AI answers change with the platform, the time and how the question is asked, so no one can guarantee a citation or recommendation. What we can do is find evidence-based issues, suggest improvements, and retest the same way so you can see what changed.
The free check only looks at public pages. No back-end or account access is needed.
Free check
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