Start with pages Google can find
Google says a supporting page in its AI features must be indexed and eligible for a search snippet. Meeting the requirements does not guarantee inclusion.[1]
Ask whoever manages your website to inspect your main service page in Search Console. Check for indexing blocks before paying for more content.
Answer a real customer question
Google encourages helpful content made for people. Use your own experience to explain the job, rather than repeating vague claims from other websites.[2]
Our suggested example is a cleaning business explaining what an end-of-tenancy clean includes. List the rooms covered, optional work and how someone gets a quote. Mark this as your actual service description, then keep it current.
Keep your business details consistent
Google says local results mainly depend on relevance, distance and prominence. You cannot pay Google for a better local ranking.[3]
Check your opening hours, service area and contact number. Then follow the same enquiry route a customer would use. Our practical check is simple: can someone find the right service and ask about it without guessing?
Common questions
Can you guarantee an AI recommendation?
No. Google does not guarantee inclusion, even when a page meets its requirements.[1]
What should I write first?
Write an answer to a question your customers ask before buying. Include what your service covers and how to enquire.
Where can I get help?
Start with our AI search service, or ask us about a free website trial.