AI search visibility
Being found when the answer comes from an AI instead of a results page. Same underlying discipline as SEO, extended to the assistants people now ask first.
- KD 450
- Foundation, once
- KD 250
- a month, Growth
- 2 languages
- one question map
What changed
For fifteen years the goal of search work was a position: get to the top of the results page and the traffic follows. A growing share of people now read a composed answer at the top of the page — or in a chat interface with no list at all — and never scroll to the links underneath.
The question changed from “am I ranked first?” to “was I one of the sources this answer was built from?” You can be cited without being clicked, and you can rank well while being invisible in the answer above your own listing.
What actually gets you cited
Less mystical than it is usually sold. Content that answers a specific question directly, near the top, in language a person would use to ask it. Pages an automated reader can parse without executing JavaScript. Facts that are stated plainly rather than implied across three paragraphs. Structured data that describes what the page is.
And being the kind of source that is safe to quote: a named author, a date, an organisation behind it, and figures with their basis shown rather than asserted.
The Arabic opportunity
Specialist Arabic content is far thinner than its English equivalent. A question about a government procedure in Kuwait, a Gulf tax rule or a licensing requirement may have very few Arabic sources worth citing at all.
Whoever writes an accurate, current Arabic answer today occupies close to empty ground. That gap narrows every year, and it is the single clearest opening in this work right now.
What we do
Find the questions your customers actually ask, in both languages, including the ones with no good answer anywhere yet. Write pages that answer them properly rather than circling the topic. Make the site machine-readable: clean HTML, correct structured data, a sitemap that is accurate, crawler access configured deliberately rather than by accident.
Then measure what can be measured. Assistants do not provide rank reports, so the honest metrics are citations found by checking real questions, referral traffic from assistant sources, and enquiries that mention where they came from.
What we will not claim
Nobody can guarantee a citation, and any agency that offers one is selling something they do not control. There is no submission form and no ranking dial. A file placed at your domain root does not make you quotable — it is a proposal that is not yet used the way people assume.
What is real is that thin, unstructured, undated content does not get quoted, and fixing that is ordinary work done well.
What you get
An audit of how your site reads to an automated reader, a question map in both languages, the content written against it, the technical work to make it parsable, and a measurement approach honest about what it can and cannot see.
Packages
Three ways to buy this. The Foundation is done once and is the prerequisite for everything else — there is no point publishing answer content onto a site an automated reader cannot parse. The two monthly tiers are the ongoing work after that.
| Package | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation one-time | KD 450 | Technical audit of how your site reads to an automated reader, then the fixes: structured data, sitemap and robots, llms.txt and llms-full.txt, meta titles and descriptions across the site, and answer-first restructuring of your main pages. Search Console and Bing Webmaster set up and submitted. |
| Growth monthly | KD 250/month | Four answer-first articles a month in the language of your choice, written against a question map rather than a keyword list. Citation checks against real questions in the assistants, referral tracking, ongoing technical fixes, and a monthly report that says what moved and what did not. |
| Authority monthly | KD 450/month | Everything in Growth, at eight articles a month published as matched Arabic and English pairs, plus original comparison tables and reference pages built to be quotable, and a quarterly audit of the whole corpus against what your competitors now cover. |
Both monthly tiers run on a twelve-month agreement, billed quarterly in advance — KD 750 every three months for Growth, KD 1,350 for Authority. Search work compounds, and twelve months is the horizon over which it can honestly be judged.
The Foundation can be bought on its own. The monthly tiers assume it has been done — by us, or already by you.
The blog covers this in more detail, written to be useful whether or not you hire us. Tell us what you want to be found for.