AI SEO Services
For TM Blast, I have received leads from companies and individuals who found me through ChatGPT and similar tools. My clients have also reported hearing the same when asking how customers discovered them. With the growing trend of artificial intelligence being used for both discovery and purchase intent, TM Blast now offers AI SEO Services as an add-on for clients.
Google and Bing now display AI overviews directly within traditional search results. This means users are seeing AI-generated answers even if they are not starting their search on ChatGPT or similar tools. Because of this, it is important to track how your brand is mentioned across multiple AI-powered platforms such as ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Microsoft Copilot.
AI SEO Service is an add-on to my monthly SEO and PPC services, and it tracks your brand mentions on these platforms.
Key Summary
- Prompt Tracking: Up to 20 prompts across ChatGPT, CoPilot, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity
- External Outreach: I will send over several lists throughout the month for you and your team to reach out to for a brand mention to increase your AI visibility
- On-Page AI Changes: Add key summaries, jargon reduction, and schema to top cited pages to increase AI visibility
- GA4 Tracking: Measure all LLM’s and the session traffic they send your way
- Price: $1,200 a month
What is the Cost for AI SEO Services?
The AI SEO Service from TM Blast is an add-on to both Local SEO and National SEO plans. The cost is $1,200 per month, and I only recommend this to brands with a national or international audience, such as a SaaS or ecommerce entity.
- Tracking daily metrics using OtterlyAI across upper funnel and lower funnel queries
- Reviewing your metrics and refining prompts through keyword research
- Identifying content gaps on your website and providing recommendations on what to create for GEO
- Reviewing your missing citations on third-party sites where your competitors have favorable mentions
- Reporting on AI optimization metrics and connecting that performance to Google Analytics 4
- And more!
AEO SEO Service – Create a Key Takeaway Section on Your Landing Page
I use Otterly.AI and Microsoft Bing Webmaster Tools to identify which of my pages are being cited by LLMs, then refine those pages to improve visibility. Traditional SEO focused on adding more content, but #AEOSEO is about making content easier to scan and understand for platforms like ChatGPT, Google AI, and Copilot. In this video, I walk through a scan of my Bing Indexing Service page, the key takeaway section I added, and why this approach benefits both AI platforms and real users.Prompts Tell the Story
Prompts are both similar to and different from traditional SEO keywords. They can range from simple searches like ‘second phone number’ to more conversational queries like ‘what is the best phone number app to use that is not VoIP?’ Each prompt represents a different stage of the funnel, which is why tracking them is important.
The goal is to increase visibility of brand mentions over time. Ranking for broad terms can be difficult, but there is a strong opportunity to gain traction with longer, more specific prompts.
Missing Third-Party Citations Matter
Public relations plays a role in how often AI platforms display brand mentions. Using tools like OtterlyAI, I can see where a client is mentioned and, more importantly, where they are missing. When reviewing platforms such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity, and Copilot, I can provide a list of missed opportunities.
While I do not handle outreach directly, this list provides clients with a strong starting point for connecting with third-party websites. This can help secure backlinks and improve future visibility in large language model results.
Consistent brand mentions and link building remain key factors. A data-driven approach helps prioritize which platforms and formats matter most.
On-Page Content Matters – Content Strategy
Traditional high-quality blogs no longer drive the same level of organic traffic. This is largely due to Google AI summaries appearing at the top of search results and capturing a significant share of clicks. However, blog content still provides value, especially if your brand isn’t showing up for important upper-funnel queries that influence buying decisions.
For example, imagine you run an e-commerce store that sells wedding shoes for men and women. You likely have a standard product page that lists different styles of wedding shoes. But if your site does not include content that answers questions like “What shoes should men wear to a wedding?” you are missing an opportunity.
Creating that type of content on your own site can help you get cited in AI-driven results. From there, you can also share or pitch that content to third-party websites that cover similar topics. This increases your chances of earning brand mentions compared to relying only on a product-focused page that lists your inventory.
Crawlability – Technical SEO is Critical
Website crawlability is important for both traditional search engines and AI systems. In most cases, the fundamentals are the same. Fixing canonical issues, broken links, and heavy JavaScript can improve how content is accessed and understood.
Schema markup and structured data, which are already part of my SEO services, also support better AI visibility.
Competitor Review
A major overlap between AI SEO and traditional SEO is competitor analysis. AI tracking allows me to compare how a brand performs against competitors across different platforms.
Interestingly, the top competitors in Google search are not always the same as those in AI results. This difference makes it important to track both separately.
For traditional SEO, I use SEMrush to monitor rankings and traffic. For AI visibility, I use OtterlyAI.
Where Leads Show in GA4
One challenge with AI SEO is accurately measuring performance. AI platforms do not always link directly to brands when presenting answers. When they do, and a user clicks, that traffic can be tracked in GA4.
However, this likely represents only a portion of actual engagement. Many users refine searches multiple times before taking action, which means visibility across the full funnel is critical.
Should All Clients Pay for this Service?
Not every client needs AI SEO Services, which is why it is offered as an add-on rather than included in all plans. For example, a locksmith business is unlikely to see significant benefit compared to investing in Google Ads, Bing Ads, or Local Service Ads, where immediate demand exists.
On the other hand, startups and national brands can benefit greatly. These businesses often have longer decision-making cycles and need to be present across multiple touchpoints, including AI-generated results. For example, an e-commerce shoe brand would benefit from this service because it has content for both informational and purchase-intent searches on its site. For example, what is the best shoe for a man to wear to a wedding would be a great feature on the site. If that is not showing up in the AI tracking, we would add that to the content creation portion.
Search visibility now extends beyond traditional engines like Google and Bing. AI-powered results are becoming a key part of the customer journey, especially for businesses with broader reach and longer sales funnels.