When people ask AI,
does your name come up?
/ month
Why Now?
We optimized Awesomic for AI answers and watched our LLM traffic grow ~30% month over month. The experts we're matching you with run the same playbook. In your first month, they turn it into a 90-day roadmap built for your site, your category, and the questions your buyers actually ask.
What's in your 90-day roadmap
Real Case of Awesomic User:
18 Weeks Into the Work
From implementing website updates to driving visibility through online channels, their team was proactive, responsive, and effective at translating strategy into execution."
Your Weekly Steps:
- Site crawl and issue log
- Core Web Vitals, page speed, mobile usability
- Crawlability, indexing errors, site structure
- Schema markup assessment
- On-page SEO review (up to 20 pages)
- AEO / AI visibility check
- Competitor benchmark (10 competitors)
- Prioritized recommendations delivered
- Month-by-month AEO plan
- 36–42 content ideas with writing guidelines
- Keyword research, internal linking, answer-intent targets
- Reddit, link building and repurposing strategy
- Reporting plan and KPIs
- Walkthrough call with your team
- Title tags and meta rewrites
- Structured data / schema additions
- Answer-intent content (2–3 pages)
- Implementation log delivered
Scope expansions
FAQ
AEO — answer engine optimization — is about being the answer an AI gives. SEO was about ranking in a list of links. The difference matters because a growing share of buyers never see a results page at all: they ask an AI and trust what it says. Ranking tenth on Google and getting cited in the answer are now two separate problems.
4 things: a technical audit, a baseline of where AI cites you today, a 90-day roadmap, and execution of the quickest wins. The roadmap is the main deliverable. 36–42 content ideas with the reason behind each one, writing guidelines for every article, full keyword research and internal linking recommendations, a reader engagement strategy, a Reddit strategy, a link building and third-party mentions strategy, a content repurposing plan, and a reporting plan with clear KPIs. Week one is the audit. Week two is the analysis, on-page review and competitor benchmark. Week three is the roadmap plus a walkthrough call with your team. Week four is the quick wins — title tags, schema, and 2–3 answer-intent pages.
$3,500 a month. That's one dedicated AEO expert, part-time, on a one-month engagement, with fixed deliverables and no surprises. If your needs go past the base scope — a larger site, full Month 1 implementation, an ongoing retainer, content production, Reddit implementation, link building, or content repurposing — we price those case by case.
10. The benchmark lands in week two, alongside your on-page review and AI visibility check. You'll see where those ten are getting cited, where you're invisible, and what that means for your plan — the benchmark feeds the prioritized recommendations you get at the end of that week.
You decide. The roadmap hands you the topics, the reason to target each one, and writing guidelines for every article, so your own team, a freelancer, or an Awesomic talent can write them. Two to three answer-intent pages get written in month one as part of the quick wins. Beyond that, article production is a separate talent scope you can add on.
The roadmap is yours to run, with or without us. Three paths from there: run it in-house, add full Month 1 implementation so your expert executes the roadmap's first phase instead of just the quick wins, or continue on a Month 2–3 retainer where the same expert keeps going with content production and SEO improvements. You can scale the scope and continue only what's working.
Share of voice across AI prompts, tracked live, plus the KPIs in your reporting plan. For Deed, that was 4.5% share of voice across 300+ AI-generated prompts — the baseline from technical SEO and on-page fixes alone, before a single new article went live. Reporting gets set up in Amplitude, and other analytics tools are supported. You get regular updates against those KPIs, not one report at the end.
