Definition

Improving AI Visibility means increasing the likelihood that answer engines will find, understand, and accurately cite your business. It is a stack of signals — not a single metric — built on verified identity, structured data, machine-readable endpoints, and consistent public evidence.

Core components of the stack

  1. Verified entity identity — permanent passport with forensic hash
  2. Structured data — server-side JSON-LD Organisation schema
  3. llms.txt — machine-readable companion for AI crawlers
  4. Knowledge-graph association — real place/activity/capability Qs (never invented SME items)
  5. Consistent NAP — name, address, phone alignment across sources
  6. Content relevance — citable explainers and category hubs
  7. Domain and reputation signals — longer-term authority
  8. AI-readable endpoints — .json and API companions

Fastest path

Start with classification and a public passport. Then deepen to Silver (domain control) and Gold (registry attestation). Category hubs and wiki content reinforce topical authority around the same identity infrastructure.

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