Showing up in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity answers
When someone asks an assistant for “a good Italian restaurant in Boston”, the answer names a few places. Being on that short list means being chosen. Good news: assistants rely on information you can look after yourself.
How assistants choose
- Your Google listing: complete, with photos, good reviews and up-to-date hours.
- Your reviews: how many, the rating and what they say.
- Your website: clear, up to date, with your details written simply.
- What others say about you: local press, guides, directories.
Four things to do right now
- Complete your Google listing: categories, description, holiday hours, recent photos.
- Ask for reviews regularly, and reply to each one.
- Answer common questions on your website: prices, terrace, parking, payment methods.
- Keep the same details everywhere: identical name, address and phone on all your pages.
Voxtya websites handle the technical side automatically: your business is described in a form assistants understand, and they are notified when something changes.
How to track your visibility
Every now and then, ask ChatGPT or Gemini the questions your customers would ask, and note whether you are mentioned. To go further, the free audit gives you a score out of 100 and the points to improve; the Visibility & insights service redoes it every month and compares you with competitors.
How long does it take?
There is no guaranteed timeline. Some assistants read the web almost live, others update less often. Allow a few weeks to a few months, while staying regular with your reviews and details.
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