AEO help from one founder to another.

I work with solo founders: people running a business on their own, or close to it, who are already using AI tools to build their website, write their content, and keep things moving without a marketing department or an agency retainer.

That's a different starting point to a business with an in-house team, and it needs a different kind of audit - one you can read, understand, and act on yourself, in a format that respects the fact that you're already doing most of the jobs in your business.

AISearch Global is a one-person business. I write the copy, set up the schema, run the audits, and check whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, and Google's AI Overviews can actually find and cite the site - without a team.

Most AEO advice assumes a marketing department: someone to brief, a developer to hand instructions to, budget for an ongoing retainer. That doesn't describe most solo founders, and it didn't describe me starting this business either. The Founder Audit is built for one person to read, understand, and act on directly.

Implementation help exists if you'd rather hand a piece of it off, but nothing in the audit assumes you will.

I check your website against the fundamentals AI systems look for, then run a fixed set of buyer-intent prompts across five AI surfaces - ten prompts each, fifty dated observations in total.

What comes back is a prioritised, dated record: what I found, the evidence behind it, why it matters, the fix, and how to check the fix actually worked. You get builder-specific instructions and copyable AI prompts, so you can make each change yourself in whatever tool you already use to run your site.

There's no ongoing or continuous tracking in the audit itself - support is defined and time-boxed. Want help implementing what the audit finds? That's optional, scoped separately, and only if you want it - see the full range of optional help.

Before AISearch Global, I spent more than 20 years in communications, marketing, and brand strategy - including roles in advertising, curriculum design, corporate training, and communications leadership. That background is why a 50-observation audit comes back readable rather than a wall of jargon: it's a career spent translating specialist material into something a business owner can actually act on.

It's grounded in formal study - a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a postgraduate degree in Marketing and Advertising - plus ongoing professional development across generative AI, AI governance, and human-centred AI design from providers including Google, IBM, ITU Academy, Johns Hopkins University, and Northeastern University.

In 2015, she was selected as an independent marketing expert by AlphaSights, a leading global expert network firm that engages a small panel of specialists for advisory work. That kind of third-party expert selection doesn't happen by accident - it reflects the depth of knowledge and credibility behind everything we do at AISearch Global.

One finding, as an example of the work: I ran the same audit protocol on AISearch Global itself, publicly, as Client Zero. The structural score reached 100/100 - but AI search visibility on unbranded prompts (the ones an actual buyer would type, with no brand name in them) still returned zero. A perfect technical score gets AI systems to read your site correctly; it doesn't by itself make them recommend you. That's why the audit reports structural fixes and AI-search observations separately, instead of collapsing "AI visibility" into one number. Read the full data →

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