Your customers are asking two different systems to find you.
Search engines and AI assistants read your site differently, and most sites are only set up to talk to one of them. Here's what changes when you're ready for both.
This isn't a mass email. I checked your site myself and confirmed it's missing one or both of these. The email or text you received named exactly which.
Why I'm sending this myself
Over the past several months I've been going deep on how AI search actually works, not just reading takes online, but testing the tools, auditing real sites, and figuring out what genuinely changes whether a business gets found or gets skipped.
I host your site. It made sense to bring what I learned back to the businesses already trusting me with that, instead of just writing about it somewhere. That's what this page is: the two things I found worth doing, explained plainly, at a price that reflects it's a quick job for me, not a big one.
Kyle
A plain-text briefing for AI assistants, plus a page for people
When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity for a recommendation, those tools scan the web for context. llms.txt is a short file at your site's root that hands them a clean, direct summary of what you do, who you serve, and what makes you different, instead of leaving them to guess.
It's a new standard: only 13% of the sites we host have one installed today, so the businesses that do stand out early.
You actually get two pages out of this, not one. Alongside the AI-facing file, I build a matching, human-readable page on your own site with the same information. That gives Google another real page to index, and covers AI tools that browse your site directly instead of checking for llms.txt first, reaching both audiences either way.
See a live example of this companion page: adjwithclass.com/ai-info
Labels search engines and AI can actually read
Your homepage reads fine to a person, but to Google, it's just paragraphs of text. Schema markup tags what's what: this is a business name, this is a review, this is a price. That's what unlocks star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, and business info panels in search results, instead of a plain blue link. One widely-cited case study found pages showing as rich results pulled an 82% higher click-through rate than plain listings next to them.
One-time setup. No subscription, ever.
llms.txt setup
- File + matching human-readable page, written & installed
- Structured for AI assistants
- Live within a few business days
Schema markup setup
- LocalBusiness + review markup
- Eligible for rich search results
- Live within a few business days
Both, bundled
- Everything in both plans above
- Installed together, one pass
- Covers AI assistants & search
Three steps, and you're done.
Reply "YES"
To the email or text you received. That's the entire approval: no forms, no calls, no logins.
We build it
We write and install the file(s) for your specific site and business details.
You get confirmation
A follow-up note once it's live, with the charge reflected on the card already on file.
A few things people ask
Is this a subscription?+
No. It's a one-time setup fee: $50 for either service on its own, or $80 for both together. There's no recurring charge and nothing to cancel later.
How will I be billed?+
To the card we already have on file for your hosting account. Once you reply "YES," we'll charge it and send confirmation. No new payment info needed.
How long does it take?+
Most sites are live with the new file(s) within a few business days of approval.
What if I already have one of these?+
You wouldn't have received this offer. We only reached out to sites we checked and confirmed were missing it.
Does this guarantee better rankings or AI mentions?+
No one can guarantee that, and we won't promise it. What this does is give search engines and AI tools accurate, structured information about your business instead of leaving them to guess. That's a real, well-documented advantage, just not a ranking guarantee.
Ready when you are. Just reply.
No account to create, nothing to install yourself. Reply to the email or text you received and we'll take it from there.
