For coaches, consultants and local businesses whose customers are starting to ask AI who to hire
Discover How To Get Your Business Recommended by AI When Customers Are Ready to Buy
Learn how to find the questions your customers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Copilot right before they choose someone, and how to build pages that give AI a reason to name you.
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Cited by Microsoft Copilot almost half a million times in the last six months, across 200+ pages
FINALLY: a way to get found now that your buyers are asking AI instead of Google.
Let's face it,
The way people find a business changed in about eighteen months, and almost nobody adjusted.
Your buyers stopped scrolling ten blue links on Google.
They ask ChatGPT or Claude, they get one or two answers, and they act on it.
Most of the people selling you SEO right now have never had a single page recommended by an engine. They are still optimizing for a results page fewer of your buyers open every month.
So you keep publishing, keep paying, and keep watching a dashboard that does not move, while somebody in your category continues to get named instead of you.
But what if getting recommended by AI could be simple?
What if YOU could be the business AI recommends when your next customer asks who to hire?
Who am I, and why should you listen?
I'm Malik, and unlike most people selling “AI SEO” right now:
- I have done engineering work for companies like Spotify and Netflix. I build software for a living, so when everybody started guessing about how AI decides who to recommend, I could go read how these systems actually work instead of taking a marketer's word for it.
- I built a visibility check that has now run on more than 1,000 businesses across dozens of different niches.
- I proved the system on my own site first before I ever sold anything: BakingSubs, a gluten-free baking site started from zero with no audience, no list, and no ad budget.
- That same site has been cited by Microsoft Copilot almost half a million times in the last six months, and gets more than 7,000 Google clicks a month. But most of those citations came from people asking quick questions, not deciding who to buy from. Figuring out the difference is what this playbook is built on.
But more importantly, I am still doing this every single week, on my own sites, watching what actually gets recommended right now instead of what worked a year ago.
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The old way of getting found isn't enough anymore
Most good businesses get found the same way.
Someone you've helped tells someone else. Or a potential customer finds you on a listing site. Or they land on a blog post you paid someone to write.
But have you ever:
- Relied on referrals for years, and quietly stopped expecting anyone to find you online?
- Paid for a listing where you're sitting in a row of competitors who all look pretty much the same?
- Paid an agency for months, watched traffic go up, and wondered why none of it turned into clients?
- Paid for a stack of AI-written blog posts so generic you were embarrassed to put your name on them?
Those things can still matter. But the way people find and choose businesses is changing.
Instead of asking a friend or opening ten different websites, people are increasingly asking AI assistants for recommendations.
Something like:
“Can you recommend an executive coach to help me prepare for a VP role?”
Or:
“Who's a good dentist in San Diego for dental implants, and how much do they cost?”
And AI gives them a shortlist.
If your business isn't on it, a potential customer might never visit your website, read your reviews, or discover what makes you different.
Your referrals can still be excellent. Your blog can still get traffic. Your business can still be better than the competition.
But you can be missing from the conversation when someone is deciding who to hire.
That's the problem.
Stop Writing for Rankings. Start Writing for Answers.
The answer is to create pages that answer the specific questions people ask when they're deciding who to hire.
A genuinely useful answer, built around what you know from doing the work:
- The price you actually charge, and what makes it go up or down.
- The mistake you see customers make before they hire someone.
- The questions people ask on every first call.
- The detail nobody else in your field thinks to mention, because they haven't handled the situations you have.
The goal is to give AI a useful, specific answer it can draw on when someone asks a question your business is qualified to answer.
If you've been doing this for years, you already have more of that knowledge than any agency could invent.
It's in the conversations you have with customers, the problems you've solved, and the things you've learned the hard way.
The opportunity is to get that knowledge onto your website, where potential customers, and the AI assistants they're asking for recommendations, can find it.
Introducing: The AI Recommendation Playbook
It's a step-by-step guide that walks you through checking whether AI can read your website, finding a question your customers ask before they hire someone, and creating a page that answers it using your actual expertise.
You'll know what to work on and why, instead of guessing what influences getting recommended.
I compressed 160+ pages and seven months of trial and error into a simple, repeatable system that:
- Starts with the question your buyer is already asking an AI assistant, right before they spend money. Not a search term. A real question, in their words, with a decision behind it.
- Works with how AI actually picks instead of fighting it. It is not sorting ten options for your buyer to choose from, it is choosing one page to quote.
- Focuses on what actually matters (hint: it is not how big your site is, and it is not how often you post).
- Turns one page into a repeatable set so the second one takes a fraction of the time the first one did.
- Gives you a way to check whether it worked in an afternoon, instead of waiting a quarter to read a dashboard that never moves.
This isn't theory.
This is the exact system I run on my own sites, and the same system we use daily to help our clients get recommended by AI.
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Get instant access for just $27
Why just $27?
For three reasons:
1. Because money talks. I would rather you pay me something than take it for free. People who put money down actually open the thing and do the work. People who grab a free PDF do not.
2. This is a numbers game. I would rather have a thousand serious owners running this and sending me their screenshots than give it away for free to people who will never publish a page.
3. Because I am playing a longer game than just this sale. A few people who read the playbook and start seeing engines recommend their business will want to know how to get recommended even more. I have a software tool that automates this whole process I'm teaching, but you don't need it to see results.
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Yes, of course there is a guarantee.
I can't promise you when AI will start recommending you. Nobody honestly can, and anyone who does is selling you something.
What I can promise is that the playbook will help you identify the buyer questions your competitors are showing up for, and show you how to create pages that give you a fair shot at being recommended too.
If it doesn't do that, email me any time in the next 60 days and I'll refund you, no questions asked. No retention call. No “watch this video first.” Just your money back.
Frequently asked questions
Q: Can you actually influence what AI recommends, or is it random?
A: It is not random, and that is the whole reason this works. These systems are not inventing an answer, they are pulling from pages they can read, understand, and trust enough to quote. Which pages get picked follows patterns you can see once somebody points them out. That is what I spent seven months working out on my own site, so you do not have to guess at it.
Q: How soon can I expect results?
A: I can't promise you when AI will start recommending you. Nobody honestly can. What I can tell you is what happens in the first week. You fix the things that stop AI from reading your site, and you publish one page built around a real question your customers ask before they buy. By the end of the week, you can ask ChatGPT or Claude that question and see whether it quotes your page back to you. Getting AI to find and recommend you on its own usually takes a few months of building, and it depends on things like your location, your reviews, how new your site is, and how competitive the question is.
Q: How much time is this going to take me?
A: Most of what is stopping AI from recommending you takes an afternoon and no developer. The first page you write is the longest thing you will do, and it is one sitting, not a project. Every one after that is faster, because you are repeating something you already watched work.
Q: Do I need to be technical to use this?
A: There is no code anywhere in this. If you know how to use ChatGPT or Claude and you can edit written content, you have everything you need to run the whole system.
Q: I already pay an agency or an SEO person. Does this replace them?
A: No. It tells you which page to have them build next, what has to be on it, and gives you a way to check in an afternoon whether it worked. That last part is the thing you could not do before. You do not have to write the page yourself, either. Your part is a short list of questions only the owner can answer, like the real prices and what goes wrong on this job, and whoever runs your site puts the page up. If your agency can build that page, keep them. If they cannot, you will know, and you will know why.
Q: Will this work for my specific industry?
A: The system has been successful for charter bus companies, natural-fiber clothing stores, luxury interior designers, small-business software, therapy practices, and so many more. It works anywhere a buyer asks AI who to hire or what to buy, which is most places now. What it needs is that you know something first-hand, because that is the part AI cannot fake and the exact part AI (and Google) rewards.
Q: Will this actually bring me customers, or just more traffic?
A: Raw traffic should never be the goal, and if you have paid for SEO before you already know why. It needs to be quality traffic. This starts from the questions people ask right before they spend money, so the page you build is answering somebody who is already reaching for their wallet. On my own baking website, most of the times AI cited us came from quick questions that never turned into anything. The page that pays is the one that answers “I'm looking to get a gluten-free bread machine. Which one should I get?” When someone asks that, AI recommends an answer from our site, and we earn a commission when people buy through our links.
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Please understand my results are not typical. I am not implying you will duplicate them, or do anything for that matter. The citation numbers referenced on this page come from one site over roughly two years of consistent work, as reported by Microsoft's own Bing Webmaster Tools, and I am using them as an example of what the method can produce, not as a promise of what it will produce for you.
Your results will vary and depend on many factors, including but not limited to your niche, your existing site, your experience, and your work ethic. Getting recommended by an AI engine is not guaranteed. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of traffic, rankings, leads, or income.
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