ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity build answers from facts machines can read. We describe your business in schema.org (the standard markup for web pages), add a Wikidata entry (an open fact database) and connect it all into a knowledge graph. The goal is fewer mix-ups with other companies and more accurate mentions of yours.
Quote and schedule after your brief
We define your company as an entity (a distinct object with a name, address, founders and profiles). We add Organization markup and sameAs links that tie your public profiles to that one object.
We add Product, Service, Offer, FAQ and Review markup only where it matches visible page content. We check it in Google's Rich Results Test and the schema.org validator.
Wikipedia isn't required. If independent sources exist, we prepare a Wikidata entry following its rules. If sources are thin, we say so and list what to earn first.
We audit what's there, remove duplicates and conflicts, and leave one clean graph that survives theme and plugin updates.
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
A small site that needs its structured data fixed
A company AI confuses or barely mentions
A brand with several sites, locations or languages
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
We list the objects and relations that describe your business. You confirm the facts: names, addresses, owners, profiles.
We write the markup in JSON-LD (a code block in the page head) and deploy it through templates, not page by page.
We prepare the Wikidata entry and align names and descriptions on your profiles so they match your site.
We test in validators and in AI assistants, then hand over documentation. Access and files are already yours.
SEO works on how pages rank. This describes who you are and what you offer in a form machines understand. It helps classic search and AI answers. You still need SEO for traffic.
For simple sites a plugin gives a base. It often creates duplicates and doesn't know how your entities relate. We check the output and complete it by hand where needed.
No. Wikidata is easier but has its own requirements: independent sources that confirm the entity exists. We assess your chances before starting and tell you plainly if they're low.
Validators show changes immediately. Search engines recrawl in days or weeks. AI models update their knowledge unevenly, so we can't name a date. We record answers before and after.
Accurate company data: legal and trading names, addresses, contacts and profile links. We also need access to the site or your developer. All files and access stay with you.
Yes. JSON-LD works on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and custom code. Only the way it's inserted differs. Some closed site builders limit certain fields, and we flag that in the audit.
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.