What do we get, and what is not included?

Answer pages on your site, machine-readable facts (schema and llms.txt), and a monthly Citation Log showing which buyer prompts name you. You own all of it, on your own domain. The program does not run Google Ads for you and does not build you a new website. It covers one job: getting named and cited inside AI answers.

How long before AI answers name us?

Answer pages go live on a schedule we agree in writing, and the next run of the same 30 prompts shows what changed. Engines move on their own schedule, so we report what each run shows and do not promise a date for any engine to start citing you.

How is this different from the SEO we already pay for?

SEO services average $2,917 a month and are built for search rankings (Digital Elevator, 2026). This is the narrower job of getting named and cited inside AI answers, which the trade calls generative engine optimization or answer engine optimization. If your current provider already does that, keep them and compare Citation Logs.

How do AI engines decide what to cite?

They read pages and other sources and repeat what those sources say plainly. An engine will not quote what it cannot parse, so the work is a page that answers the question word for word plus facts it can read in schema and llms.txt. We do not control what any engine repeats, and the Citation Log shows what each run returns.

What do you do with our data?

We work from facts you give us and facts already public about your business: name, address, prices, service pages. The build runs on your domain and in accounts you own, so the material stays under your control, and you keep every page and every line of schema when you stop.

What happens when an AI engine gets our facts wrong?

The log records it. We fix the source facts engines read: the page, the schema and llms.txt, then rerun the prompt and log what comes back. We do not control what any engine says and do not promise removal, so what we found and what we fixed stays written in the log.

Who is accountable when a check fails?

Mike Rodgers. Every month's log carries a written definition of correct. When a check fails it is rerun and fixed before the next billing cycle, and the failure stays written in the log.

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GEO/AEO, AI SEARCH VISIBILITY

AI SEO Agency for One Job: Get Your Business Cited in ChatGPT and AI Answers

A buyer opens ChatGPT and asks who is the best commercial roofer in their city. The answer names three businesses and none of them is you. The job and the money go to a name the answer gave, and the inquiry never reaches you. It happens to any small business whose buyers ask an AI engine before they call. Rodgers Intelligence Group publishes the answer pages and marks up your facts so the answer names you, working remotely across the United States from Denver.

Book a 15-minute call to see where your name is missing Start with the One-Workflow Review

What it costs when it slips

The answer already exists. It just names someone else.

That buyer is ready to hire. They take the shortlist the answer gave them, and they never learn you exist.
Strong Google rankings do not fix it, because AI engines read different sources and reply to a different question.
The question is different in every field and the loss is the same. A law firm loses 'who should I call after an arrest'. A dental office loses 'who takes new patients near me'. A CPA firm loses 'who does my taxes'.
You may already be paying for visibility: SEO averages $2,917 a month (Digital Elevator, 2026).

What changes

What changes for you

Named in the answer

When a buyer asks an AI engine who to hire, your business is one of the names it gives, with the facts straight.

A page worth quoting

Answer pages that reply to the exact questions buyers type into ChatGPT, published on your own domain.

Machines describe you correctly

Schema, llms.txt, and one set of facts for name, address and prices. No engine garbles who you are or what you charge.

Proof you can check

A monthly Citation Log: which prompts name you, which name someone else, and the next fix. You can read it without us.

What buyers pay today

The line item you already have.

Three routes exist today. An SEO retainer: services average $2,917/month, agencies about $3,200/month, freelancers about $1,350/month (Digital Elevator SEO pricing guide, 2026, citing Ahrefs survey data). A hire: their hours go to search rankings while the AI answers still name someone else. Paid clicks: advertisers bid $13.76–$40.00 per click for "ai seo agency" (Google Keyword Planner, 2026-09-24). Your own cost of the gap: the buyer questions asked in your field each month × the value of the jobs that go to the names the answer gives.

The offer

The AI Visibility Program

Answer Baseline. Outcome: you see which prompts name you and which name someone else. Accepted when the 30-prompt map is in your hands and you can rerun any prompt yourself.
Answer Pages. Outcome: the buyer question gets one page that answers it word for word. Accepted when the page is live on your own domain.
Machine-Ready Marking. Outcome: no engine garbles what you do or what you charge. Accepted when the same name, address and prices hold in schema, in llms.txt and on the page.
Citation Log. Outcome: you can check the work without us. Accepted when the monthly log shows which prompts name you, which name someone else, and the next fix.
Written rulebook. Outcome: correct is written down before anything is checked. Accepted when Mike Rodgers signs the definition of correct that every monthly log carries.
Ownership. Outcome: the work stays yours. Accepted when every page and every line of schema sits on your domain.
One spine, named per field. The program runs in your field's language: law, CPA, dentistry, contracting, manufacturing, med spa, healthcare, professional services. The prompts are written the way buyers in each field actually ask, and Mike Rodgers reads the log with you for 30 minutes every month.

$1,200 a month (USD), quoted in writing before any work starts.

No separate setup fee. If you want one workflow mapped first, the One-Workflow Review is a separate $3,500 fixed fee, with a written readout within ten business days after required access.

Month to month. Cancel with 30 days notice and keep every page and every line of schema we built.

How it works

Three steps, one owner.

Answer Baseline

We run the 30 buyer prompts in your field and map which ones name you and which name someone else. The map lands in your hands with a ranked fix list, and you can rerun any prompt yourself.

Baseline to answer pages

We publish the first answer pages and mark up your facts in schema and llms.txt, so every engine reads one set of facts. The next run of the same 30 prompts shows the before and after.

Log, fix, repeat

Each month we rerun the prompts, log who gets named, fix what is missing, and read the log with you in 30 minutes.

See it work

A worked demonstration.

Sample Citation Log line, placeholder names only. Prompt: "who is the best commercial roofer in Denver". Answer names [Competitor A] and [Competitor B]. Your business: not named. Next fix: publish the commercial roofing answer page with the service facts in schema.

Demonstration, not a client result

Checkable facts

What you can verify yourself.

Google Keyword Planner (US, 2026-09-24): "ai seo agency" 1K to 10K monthly searches at $13.76 to $40.00 top-of-page bids. "Generative engine optimization" 1K to 10K at $10.00 to $34.39. "Answer engine optimization" 1K to 10K at $10.00 to $34.92.
SEO services average $2,917/month, agencies about $3,200/month, freelancers about $1,350/month (Digital Elevator SEO pricing guide, 2026, citing Ahrefs survey data).
This page states its own price and scope in words and in machine-readable form, so any engine can quote the same numbers.

Straight answers

What this does and does not promise.

What does it cost?: $1,200 a month, quoted in writing before work starts. If you want one workflow mapped first, the One-Workflow Review is a separate $3,500 fixed fee, with a written readout within ten business days after required access. That readout stands on its own and you can take it to any vendor or use it internally.
What do we get, and what is not included?: Answer pages on your site, machine-readable facts (schema and llms.txt), and a monthly Citation Log showing which buyer prompts name you. You own all of it, on your own domain. The program does not run Google Ads for you and does not build you a new website. It covers one job: getting named and cited inside AI answers.
How long before AI answers name us?: Answer pages go live on a schedule we agree in writing, and the next run of the same 30 prompts shows what changed. Engines move on their own schedule, so we report what each run shows and do not promise a date for any engine to start citing you.
How is this different from the SEO we already pay for?: SEO services average $2,917 a month and are built for search rankings (Digital Elevator, 2026). This is the narrower job of getting named and cited inside AI answers, which the trade calls generative engine optimization or answer engine optimization. If your current provider already does that, keep them and compare Citation Logs.
How do AI engines decide what to cite?: They read pages and other sources and repeat what those sources say plainly. An engine will not quote what it cannot parse, so the work is a page that answers the question word for word plus facts it can read in schema and llms.txt. We do not control what any engine repeats, and the Citation Log shows what each run returns.
What do you do with our data?: We work from facts you give us and facts already public about your business: name, address, prices, service pages. The build runs on your domain and in accounts you own, so the material stays under your control, and you keep every page and every line of schema when you stop.
What happens when an AI engine gets our facts wrong?: The log records it. We fix the source facts engines read: the page, the schema and llms.txt, then rerun the prompt and log what comes back. We do not control what any engine says and do not promise removal, so what we found and what we fixed stays written in the log.
Who is accountable when a check fails?: Mike Rodgers. Every month's log carries a written definition of correct. When a check fails it is rerun and fixed before the next billing cycle, and the failure stays written in the log.

Mike Rodgers, founder of Rodgers Intelligence Group

By the way

Who builds it.

Built and run by Rodgers Intelligence Group, Denver. Mike Rodgers leads every build.

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Other services

One page for each job we take on.

Industry pages: Construction, CPA firms, Dental practices, Healthcare clinics, Law firms, Manufacturers, Med spas, Service businesses.

Guides that answer buyer questions: How AI Search Chooses Which Businesses to Name.