Otávio Pelego

Getting found · search on Google and in AI

Your customer asks Google. And, more and more, asks AI.

Showing up in search used to be enough. Today a lot of people ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot "who does this in my city?" — and the answer comes from sites the AI can read, understand and cite. I get your business ready for both worlds: classic search and AI search.

You might recognise yourself here

Your competitor shows up, you don'tSomeone searching for your service in your city finds the others first — or doesn't find you at all.
The AI answers and doesn't mention youYour customer asks ChatGPT who does your service in the region. If your site isn't machine-readable, you're left out of the answer.
An e-mail that doesn't inspire trustyourcompany@gmail.com on a high-value proposal raises an eyebrow before the client even reads the price.

What I set up

Two fronts that now go together: showing up for Google (SEO) and being understood by AI (GEO).

How it works in practice

No padding

It's short work, and I'd rather say so

This isn't a months-long project. In most cases it's a matter of days: I audit how things stand, configure what's missing, tidy what's messy and show you how to keep it. I don't build dependency on me for something you can run yourself afterwards.

It makes even more sense combined with the website — a business profile and a site pointing at each other is what makes local search actually work.

Business ProfileWorkspacelocal searchGEO

Shall we see how you show up today?

Tell me your company's name and city. I'll search the way your customer would and send you what I found — including if I found nothing.