How do I get my business to show up in AI search answers like ChatGPT and Perplexity?

Publish a clear, public page that a machine can read, with direct answers to common questions and structured data underneath. AI assistants cite pages they can understand and trust, so plain writing plus a frequently asked questions section plus machine readable schema is what earns a mention. On Yesodi every profile, brand, product, event, and article you publish is a server rendered public page with that schema added automatically.

What is structured data and do I have to code it myself?

Structured data is a hidden, machine readable label that tells search engines and AI what your page is, written in a format called JSON-LD. You do not have to code it on Yesodi. When you publish, the right schema is attached to your page for you, so a product page carries product details and an event page carries event details without any technical work.

Why does my page need at least 300 words?

Search engines and AI models treat very thin pages as placeholders and rarely cite them. The roughly 300 word quality gate is the floor that signals a page is a genuine source. Writing that much naturally covers what you offer, who it is for, and how it works, which is the substance that earns visibility and citations.

How long does it take to get a live, indexable page on Yesodi?

The guided onboarding is designed to get you a real, public, indexable page in about a day. You choose what you are publishing, write your description, add images, answer a few questions, and publish. From there the page is live and ready for crawlers and AI assistants to discover.

Is a social media profile enough to be found by AI search?

Usually not. A closed or script heavy feed gives crawlers and assistants little they can read or cite. What works is a stable, public, server rendered page with clear text and structured data, which is exactly what a published Yesodi page gives you.

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Q: What is the get found score?

It is a readiness meter shown on your page that reflects how complete and discoverable you are: description, images, location, answered questions, and enough real content to pass the quality gate. It turns being found into a short checklist. As you fill the gaps the score rises, and a higher score means a page that Google and AI assistants can read and surface.

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The short answer

To get your business found on Google and AI search in 2026 you need a real public page that machines can read, with clear text, structured data, and answers to the questions people actually ask. Search is no longer only a list of blue links. When someone asks Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, or another assistant about a service, they often get a direct answer assembled from pages the model trusts. Your job is to be one of those trusted pages. On Yesodi you do this by publishing a profile, brand, product, event, or article, which becomes a public page that search engines and AI assistants can crawl and cite. That is the whole idea behind the platform slogan: Publish. Sell. Connect.

Why a public page is the whole game

AI assistants and search crawlers can only cite what they can read. A business with only a phone number and a closed social feed is invisible to them, because there is no stable public page to point to. Every profile, brand, product, event, and article you publish on Yesodi becomes a public page that is server rendered, which means the full text is present in the page itself rather than hidden behind a script that only loads in a browser. That matters because many crawlers read the raw page, not a live app. A server rendered page with real words is the difference between being found and being skipped.

Structured data is how machines understand you

Structured data is a hidden label on your page that tells a machine what it is looking at: a local business, a product, an event, an article, with the name, location, price, and date spelled out. In 2026 both Google and the major AI engines confirmed they read this structured data, written in a format called JSON-LD, to decide who you are and whether your content is worth citing. Yesodi adds this schema to your published pages automatically, so a product page carries product schema, an event page carries event schema, and so on. You write plain words and the page carries the machine readable signals underneath. Research on local results has found that businesses with clean, complete schema are far more likely to show up in map results and to be cited in AI answers.

Answer the real question in plain words

AI assistants pull answers straight from clear writing, so the pages that get cited are the ones that answer a question directly and early. A frequently asked questions section is one of the most powerful things you can add, because assistants lift those questions and answers into their replies almost word for word. When you publish on Yesodi you are guided to write a clear title, a direct opening, and a short set of questions and answers. Put the plain version of what you do near the top, name your city or service area, and avoid burying the point under slogans. The clearer you are for a reader, the easier you are for a machine to quote.

The 300 word quality gate

Thin pages with a few words do not get indexed well and rarely get cited. Yesodi uses a simple quality gate: an article needs roughly 300 words of real content before it counts as ready to be indexed. This is not busywork. It is the floor that search engines and AI models expect before they treat a page as a genuine source rather than a placeholder. The gate nudges you to explain what you offer, who it is for, and how it works, which is exactly the substance that earns a citation. A complete page beats a clever but empty one every time.

Your get found score

Knowing the rules is one thing and applying them is another, so Yesodi shows you a get found score on your page. The score reflects how complete and discoverable your page is: whether you have a clear description, images, a location, answers to common questions, and enough real content to pass the quality gate. It turns a vague goal into a short checklist you can finish in one sitting. As you fill the gaps the score climbs, and a higher score means a page that Google and AI assistants can read, trust, and surface. Think of it as a readiness meter for being found.

Live in 24 hours, not 24 weeks

Traditional search visibility can feel slow, and building a site from scratch is a project most owners never finish. Yesodi compresses the setup into a guided onboarding designed to get you a real, public, indexable page in about a day. You pick what you are publishing, write your description, add your images, answer a few questions, and publish. From there the page is live, server rendered, and carrying its structured data, ready for crawlers and assistants to discover. You spend your time on your words and your offer, not on configuration.

Put it together and publish

Getting found in 2026 is less about chasing tricks and more about existing as a clear, public, machine readable page that answers real questions. Publish your profile or brand, add products, services, events, or an article, write plainly, fill in your location, and answer the questions your customers ask. Let the schema, the quality gate, and the get found score do the technical heavy lifting while you focus on being useful. If you have been invisible to Google and to AI assistants, the fastest fix is to publish a real page today. Start on Yesodi, publish your business, and become findable from the first day.