
AI Search Consulting
AI search is changing how people discover businesses and research decisions. I help you make your site clearer, more useful, and easier for people and search systems to access. That work can support visibility across traditional and generative search, but no one can promise a citation, recommendation, or placement. I’m Christopher Berry, a Google certified digital marketing consultant with 30 years of experience and a 5-star rating. Join Me Here Inc. is a certified Google Partner agency.
I’m Christopher Berry, a Google-certified digital marketing consultant with 30 years of experience. Through Join Me Here Inc., a Google Partner agency, I help businesses get found in AI search, generative results, and answer engines. I work directly on your site’s technical setup, content structure, and schema so AI systems can crawl, read, and trust what you publish.
Plans start at $750/month. No long-term contracts. No junior teams. You work directly with me.
Who I Work With
| Business Type | What They Need |
|---|---|
| Local Service Businesses | More visibility in AI search and local results |
| Home Services Companies | More calls, more booked jobs from AI-driven queries |
| Professional Practices | Show up when AI tools answer questions in their niche |
| Brand or eCommerce Businesses | Better visibility in generative and AI powered search |
| Agency or Consultant | Stay ahead of search changes for their clients |
Search Is Changing
People used to type keywords into Google and scroll through blue links. That’s changing fast.
Now they ask ChatGPT who the best HVAC company in their city is. They ask Perplexity to compare local lawyers. They let Google’s AI Overview summarize an answer before they ever see your site.
A clear, technically accessible website gives people and search systems a better chance to understand your business. It cannot guarantee an appearance in an AI answer, but it is a sound foundation for visibility.
The most useful pages commonly share a few things in common:
- Their pages clearly explain what they do, who they serve, and where they work.
- Their technical setup keeps important public pages accessible to search engines and visitors.
- They use accurate structured data where it is relevant and supported by the visible page content.
- Their content answers real questions in plain language.
AI Search Consulting Services
| Service | What It Involves |
|---|---|
| AI Search Readiness Audit | Full review of site structure, content, and technical setup for AI visibility |
| llms.txt Setup | Optional llms.txt review for tools that choose to use it; it is not a Google Search ranking or generative-feature tactic |
| Robots.txt Strategy | Review crawl rules so relevant public content remains accessible to search engines and visitors |
| Advanced Schema Markup | LocalBusiness, Service, FAQPage, Review, Person, and more |
| Content Structure Optimization | Organize pages so people and search systems can understand topics and services clearly |
| FAQ Optimization | Build useful FAQ sections that answer real customer questions accurately |
| Local Business Optimization | Strengthen NAP, service area signals, and map visibility |
| SEO Cleanup for Crawlability | Fix indexation gaps, duplicate content, and crawl errors |
| Internal Linking and Entity Clarity | Connect related pages and clarify your site’s topical structure |
| Content Strategy | Align new content with business goals and AI understanding |
What Gets Improved
| Area | Example Improvements |
|---|---|
| Technical Setup | crawlability, indexation, robots.txt, and accessible content |
| Content Clarity | Rewriting service pages, improving headings, adding concrete examples |
| Schema | Adding LocalBusiness, Service, FAQPage, Review, and Product schema |
| FAQ Sections | Creating or improving FAQs with direct, factual answers |
| Local Signals | Business name, address, phone, service area, and map alignment |
| Internal Links | Connecting related pages and improving navigation |
| Thin or Duplicate Content | Removing or consolidating weak pages that dilute trust |
| Entity Signals | Clarifying who you are, what you do, and where you serve |
| Conversion Flow | Improving calls to action, forms, and lead tracking |
Why This Matters Right Now
AI search is not a future trend. It’s happening right now.
Google’s AI Overviews appear on millions of searches every day. ChatGPT has over 100 million weekly users asking it to recommend products, services, and businesses. Perplexity and other answer engines are growing fast.
The businesses that get cited in those answers are not always the biggest or most established. They’re the ones with clear, trustworthy, well structured websites.
Google’s documentation says its generative features use the same core ranking and quality systems as traditional Search. Strong SEO fundamentals—helpful content, technical accessibility, and accurate information—still matter. They do not guarantee inclusion in any generative feature.
Thin content, inaccurate information, or crawl issues can make a site less useful to visitors and harder for search systems to understand.
My Approach
| Focus Area | What I Check |
|---|---|
| Crawlability | Can search systems and visitors reach and use the site cleanly? |
| Content Structure | Is the content organized in a way that makes logical sense? |
| Page Clarity | Do important pages clearly explain what the business does and who it serves? |
| Schema Accuracy | Is structured data accurate, complete, and matched to page content? |
| Trust Signals | Are there clear signals of expertise, experience, and authority? |
| Helpful Content | Does the site answer real questions in a way people would find genuinely useful? |
AI Search Results
AI Search visibility matters when it brings people closer to a conversation. I review AI Search traffic alongside recorded inquiries, then check what those numbers actually represent. This anonymized Google Analytics 4 example shows measurable activity from ChatGPT across a website.
Anonymized GA4 Results
Reporting period: March 9 through September 25, 2026. The selected traffic source is chatgpt.com in the AI assistant segment. Account identifying details have been removed from the screenshot.

| Measured activity | Verified result |
|---|---|
| Sessions in the selected ChatGPT traffic segment | 56 |
| Engaged sessions in that segment | 30 |
| LeadFormSubmission key events | 8 |
| Tracked users associated with those eight events | 7 |
What the results mean: The eight key events were triggered by views of a thank you page. They are inquiry signals to review against actual form records, not eight confirmed customers. Sessions are visits, and repeat visits do not represent additional people.
These AI Search figures cover the whole website, not results attributed only to this service page. Separate paid ChatGPT test traffic is excluded. This example demonstrates recorded AI Search activity; it does not establish which website change caused it or predict another business’s results.
For your business, I connect AI Search reporting with the outcomes that matter: relevant inquiries, qualified conversations, and booked work. That starts with checking whether your tracking measures a completed action or simply a page view.
AI Search Content
For AI Search, I start with what you know about your customers and your work. Content is still central to my approach. Before adding more pages, I look for the details that make your business credible and useful to someone deciding whom to call.
- Training, certifications, warranties, and the services you actually provide.
- Detailed customer reviews that explain a problem, the work completed, and the outcome.
- Consistent business names, phone numbers, hours, and service areas across your website and profiles.
- Broken links, spelling errors, and unrelated copy that can confuse a prospective customer.
In my audits, I have found cleaning business copy on a drywall service page. Small mistakes like that give customers conflicting information. My AI Search work starts with making your expertise and services clear, then making it easier to contact you.
| Term | What it means for your business |
|---|---|
| E E A T | Experience, expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness. I use these principles to guide content, not as a score I can buy or install. |
| llms.txt | An optional file describing selected website content for tools that choose to use it. Google Search ignores it, so I do not present it as a Google ranking improvement. |
| WebMCP | A developing way for supported browser agents to interact with website tools. I assess practical uses without promising rankings or automatic recommendations. |
The technical AI Search work supports the content. It does not replace your experience, your reputation, or a clear reason for someone to choose you. See Google’s guidance on AI features and Chrome’s WebMCP documentation.
What You Receive
| Deliverable | What It Includes |
|---|---|
| AI Search Readiness Report | Summary of strengths, gaps, and prioritized next steps |
| Technical Recommendations | Action plan for robots.txt, llms.txt, and crawlability |
| Schema Plan | Recommended schema types with implementation guidance |
| Content Improvements | Rewritten pages, new sections, or FAQ content |
| Local Optimization Plan | Steps to improve local signals and maps visibility |
| Internal Linking Plan | Suggestions for better site structure and navigation |
| Ongoing Optimization | Optional monthly retainer for continued improvements |
Working With Me vs. a Digital Marketing Agency
Big agencies assign your account to a junior coordinator. You get a generic strategy and a monthly slide deck that says impressions went up. That’s not how I work. Whether you need a full AI search consultancy engagement or an ongoing search and AI consulting plan, you work directly with me.
| What You’re Comparing | A Typical Agency | Christopher Berry |
|---|---|---|
| Who handles your account | Junior coordinator | Me, directly |
| Contract required | Usually 6 to 12 months | Month to month |
| Strategy | Template-driven | Built around your business |
| Communication | Tickets and scheduled calls | Direct access to me |
| AI search expertise | Rare and often outsourced | Core part of my service |
| Pricing | Often $2,000+ per month | Starting at $750/month |
| Deliverables | Reports and dashboards | Real fixes and real changes |
I’m a solo consultant with 30 years of experience in SEO, local search, and digital marketing. I’ve worked with home service companies, professional practices, and ecommerce brands. I hold six active Google certifications. I’ve had a 5-star rating for years because I treat every client’s budget like it’s my own.
When you work with me, you talk to me. I’m in the account. I’m making the changes. I’m tracking the results.
My Certifications
I hold active certifications across Google Ads, Google Analytics, Google Business Profile, Microsoft Advertising, and AI powered ads, so you know every strategy is built on verified, current platform knowledge.
- AI-Powered Performance Ads Certification
- Windsor AI Data Integration Expert
- Google Ads Search Certification
- Google Ads Display Certification
- Google Ads Shopping Certification
- Google Ads Video Certification
- Google Ads Measurement Certification
- Google Analytics Certification (Universal & GA4)
- Google My Business Certification
- Microsoft Search Certification
See the issuing organization and date for each certification on my Certifications page.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Monthly Plans Start At $750/mo.
Fill out the form and I’ll personally audit your website to see how ready it is for AI search tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. I’ll walk you through what I found and what it would take to get your site optimized for AI search. You’ll leave knowing exactly where you stand and what it costs to get there.
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