GET FOUND

Beautiful, and invisible? Let’s fix the invisible.

You shouldn’t have to choose between beautiful and found. If the design is already working, I make it findable without touching the look.

  • Beautiful, built by hand
  • Found by Google + AI

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// SITES · AI-READABLE BY DESIGN

Same page. Two readers.

Drag the handle. The page wipes from what a person sees to what an AI reads: the same content, machine-readable, with the entities AI extracts highlighted.

https://sukisong.com/get-found/
Human view
Get Found — make your existing site findable by Google and citable by AI
Beautiful, or found. Pick both.

A beautiful site nobody can find is a brochure locked in a drawer. In 2026, AI can generate a look. It can’t make you findable, and it can’t tell whether your work is any good. So the market splits in two: designers who make you gorgeous and invisible, and SEO shops who make you findable and generic.

You shouldn’t have to pick. I build the site that looks like your brand and gets found. Ranked by Google, cited by ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Every site is a twin: one for humans, one for the machines that now recommend you. Same site, two readers.

How it works
  • Audit. I check how Google and the AI assistants actually see you today. You get the list, free, on a 15-minute call.
  • Fix. Schema, llms.txt, crawler permissions, speed: the machine-readable layer most sites are missing.
  • Get Cited. Your work becomes eligible to rank on Google and readable enough for ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity to cite.
  • Stay Cited. The standards move under everyone. If you want someone watching, the monthly read inside Website management is the ongoing option.
What it costs

Every project is scoped on a call. The prices below are where most work starts. Yours is quoted on a free 15-minute call: https://cal.com/suki-song/15-min-intro-call

Get Found Sprint$1,500 independent / $3,500 corporate

An audit plus the core fixes on the site you already have: Schema.org structured data, llms.txt + llms-full.txt, and explicit AI-crawler permissions. No redesign, no rebuild. The fastest way to stop being invisible to the assistants your buyers now ask first.

  • Full find-me audit: how Google and the AI assistants see you today
  • Schema.org structured data
  • llms.txt + llms-full.txt
  • Explicit AI-crawler permissions (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot)
  • A plain-language readout of what changed and why
Get FoundFrom $3,000

Everything in the Sprint, plus the rest of the layer: technical SEO, full Schema.org coverage, named-entity markup so the models attribute your work to you, Core Web Vitals, redirects and routing, analytics you can actually read. Works on your stack, whether that’s Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, or WordPress. When the platform can’t serve these files itself, a Cloudflare Worker does. GEO (generative engine optimization) agencies charge $5,000–$25,000+ a month for this layer alone (per WebFX’s 2026 pricing guide). I build it in, once.

  • Everything in the Sprint
  • Technical SEO + full Schema.org coverage
  • Named-entity markup so LLMs attribute your work correctly
  • Core Web Vitals remediation
  • Redirects, routing, and site-architecture cleanup
  • Analytics baseline you can actually read

Project prices are real and listed on purpose; ongoing care through Website management is sized to you on the call. Either way, you’ll know if we’re a fit before you book.

Proof

This site is the demo. The thing I sell, running on the site you’re reading: full Schema.org, llms.txt, machine-readable from line one.

CamLock Films, an award-winning Austin video studio, now readable by AI

CamLock Films is an award-winning Austin commercial video studio with national brands in the reel. Their site was already beautiful. I built the machine-readable layer beneath it: schema from zero to a validated graph, a live llms.txt where there’d been a 404, a clean analytics baseline, a verified Google Business Profile — so Google and the AI assistants can now read it, and surface it when someone searches “Austin video production.” Every bit of the beauty they’d already built, kept.

Rankings run on Google’s clock, not mine. The 60-day read-out is scheduled. The honest note above applies here too. Full before/after: https://sukisong.com/work/austin-video-studio/

What I can and can’t promise

No one honest can promise a #1 ranking or that ChatGPT quotes you on a given day. What I promise is the machine-readable layer most sites skip, built right, so you’re eligible to be found and readable enough to be cited. Real timelines: the build is fast, first AI citations often land within a few weeks, and steady visibility usually takes three to six months and keeps shifting. Google’s clock is Google’s, not mine. You’ll see the trend climb, and I’m with you every step. And if I’m not the right build for you, I’ll say so.

Common questions

My site looks great but nobody finds it. Can you fix just that? Yes, it’s the most common ask. If the design’s working, I layer the discoverability infrastructure onto your existing site without touching the look. You keep what you love; we fix what’s invisible to Google and AI.

What’s the difference between SEO and getting found by AI? SEO gets you ranked when someone searches Google. Getting found by AI (GEO/AEO) gets you cited when someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. They overlap but aren’t the same, and most builders ship neither well. I do both, as one system.

Will my site actually show up in ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity? That’s the goal, and it’s deliberate work, not luck. I ship llms.txt, Schema.org, named-entity markup, and explicit AI-crawler permissions so the assistants can read and cite you. This site runs on the same infrastructure. No one can promise a model quotes you on a given day, but most sites give AI nothing to work with. Yours won’t.

How fast will I see results? Fast where I control it, honest where I don’t. The technical foundation ships with the build; first AI citations often appear within a few weeks; steady visibility usually takes three to six months and moves on Google’s schedule. You’ll see the trend climb, and I’m with you at every step. Anyone promising overnight is overpromising.

Can you work with my existing site (Squarespace, Webflow, Framer)? Yes. Either layer the discoverability infrastructure onto what you have, or rebuild only the pages a platform can’t make citable. We pick the path on the call.

If you build my site, do I have to keep re-doing the “get found” part every time it changes? No. When I build the site, the found part is woven into the build, not bolted on. It regenerates every time you update, so your changes stay findable automatically. (This is how my own site works.) If I’m instead adding Get Found to a site you already have on another platform, day-to-day edits are fine; a full redesign is the one time you’d loop me back in. That is what the monthly read inside Website management is for.

What does the free find-me audit actually include? A 15-minute call where I show you how Google and the AI assistants see you right now, and the specific gaps. You leave with the list whether or not we work together.

Who owns the site, content, and data after? You do. Everything transfers: full source, deploy access, domain, analytics, customer list. Nothing locked to me.

Book a free 15-minute find-me audit: https://cal.com/suki-song/15-min-intro-call

Every engagement runs on the same spine: a kickoff call, weekly written reviews, and a verified-live check before anything ships.

what AI reads
source: sukisong.com/get-found/
Already have a site you love? I make it findable without a redesign — Get Found Sprint $1,500 independent / $3,500 corporate (invoiced against an MSA), full from $3,000, and ongoing care through Website management (book a call). Austin TX.
# Get Found — make your existing site findable by Google and citable by AI
## Beautiful, or found. Pick both.
A beautiful site nobody can find is a brochure locked in a drawer. In 2026, AI can generate a look. It can’t make you findable, and it can’t tell whether your work is any good. So the market splits in two: designers who make you gorgeous and invisible, and SEO shops who make you findable and generic.
You shouldn’t have to pick. I build the site that looks like your brand and gets found. Ranked by Google, cited by ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Every site is a twin: one for humans, one for the machines that now recommend you. Same site, two readers.
## How it works
- Audit. I check how Google and the AI assistants actually see you today. You get the list, free, on a 15-minute call.
- Fix. Schema, llms.txt, crawler permissions, speed: the machine-readable layer most sites are missing.
- Get Cited. Your work becomes eligible to rank on Google and readable enough for ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity to cite.
- Stay Cited. The standards move under everyone. If you want someone watching, the monthly read inside Website management is the ongoing option.
## What it costs
Every project is scoped on a call. The prices below are where most work starts. Yours is quoted on a free 15-minute call: https://cal.com/suki-song/15-min-intro-call
### Get Found Sprint: $1,500 independent / $3,500 corporate (Fixed scope, paid in full. About a week. Corporate: Invoiced against an MSA. Scoped on a call.)
An audit plus the core fixes on the site you already have: Schema.org structured data, llms.txt + llms-full.txt, and explicit AI-crawler permissions. No redesign, no rebuild. The fastest way to stop being invisible to the assistants your buyers now ask first.
- Full find-me audit: how Google and the AI assistants see you today
- Schema.org structured data
- llms.txt + llms-full.txt
- Explicit AI-crawler permissions (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot)
- A plain-language readout of what changed and why
### Get Found: From $3,000 (One-time, on your existing site. Scoped on the call.)
Everything in the Sprint, plus the rest of the layer: technical SEO, full Schema.org coverage, named-entity markup so the models attribute your work to you, Core Web Vitals, redirects and routing, analytics you can actually read. Works on your stack, whether that’s Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, or WordPress. When the platform can’t serve these files itself, a Cloudflare Worker does. GEO (generative engine optimization) agencies charge $5,000–$25,000+ a month for this layer alone (per WebFX’s 2026 pricing guide). I build it in, once.
- Everything in the Sprint
- Technical SEO + full Schema.org coverage
- Named-entity markup so LLMs attribute your work correctly
- Core Web Vitals remediation
- Redirects, routing, and site-architecture cleanup
- Analytics baseline you can actually read
Project prices are real and listed on purpose; ongoing care through Website management is sized to you on the call. Either way, you’ll know if we’re a fit before you book.
## Proof
This site is the demo. The thing I sell, running on the site you’re reading: full Schema.org, llms.txt, machine-readable from line one.
### CamLock Films, an award-winning Austin video studio, now readable by AI
CamLock Films is an award-winning Austin commercial video studio with national brands in the reel. Their site was already beautiful. I built the machine-readable layer beneath it: schema from zero to a validated graph, a live llms.txt where there’d been a 404, a clean analytics baseline, a verified Google Business Profile — so Google and the AI assistants can now read it, and surface it when someone searches “Austin video production.” Every bit of the beauty they’d already built, kept.
Rankings run on Google’s clock, not mine. The 60-day read-out is scheduled. The honest note above applies here too. Full before/after: https://sukisong.com/work/austin-video-studio/
## What I can and can’t promise
No one honest can promise a #1 ranking or that ChatGPT quotes you on a given day. What I promise is the machine-readable layer most sites skip, built right, so you’re eligible to be found and readable enough to be cited. Real timelines: the build is fast, first AI citations often land within a few weeks, and steady visibility usually takes three to six months and keeps shifting. Google’s clock is Google’s, not mine. You’ll see the trend climb, and I’m with you every step. And if I’m not the right build for you, I’ll say so.
## Common questions
Q: My site looks great but nobody finds it. Can you fix just that?
Yes, it’s the most common ask. If the design’s working, I layer the discoverability infrastructure onto your existing site without touching the look. You keep what you love; we fix what’s invisible to Google and AI.
Q: What’s the difference between SEO and getting found by AI?
SEO gets you ranked when someone searches Google. Getting found by AI (GEO/AEO) gets you cited when someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. They overlap but aren’t the same, and most builders ship neither well. I do both, as one system.
Q: Will my site actually show up in ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity?
That’s the goal, and it’s deliberate work, not luck. I ship llms.txt, Schema.org, named-entity markup, and explicit AI-crawler permissions so the assistants can read and cite you. This site runs on the same infrastructure. No one can promise a model quotes you on a given day, but most sites give AI nothing to work with. Yours won’t.
Q: How fast will I see results?
Fast where I control it, honest where I don’t. The technical foundation ships with the build; first AI citations often appear within a few weeks; steady visibility usually takes three to six months and moves on Google’s schedule. You’ll see the trend climb, and I’m with you at every step. Anyone promising overnight is overpromising.
Q: Can you work with my existing site (Squarespace, Webflow, Framer)?
Yes. Either layer the discoverability infrastructure onto what you have, or rebuild only the pages a platform can’t make citable. We pick the path on the call.
Q: If you build my site, do I have to keep re-doing the “get found” part every time it changes?
No. When I build the site, the found part is woven into the build, not bolted on. It regenerates every time you update, so your changes stay findable automatically. (This is how my own site works.) If I’m instead adding Get Found to a site you already have on another platform, day-to-day edits are fine; a full redesign is the one time you’d loop me back in. That is what the monthly read inside Website management is for.
Q: What does the free find-me audit actually include?
A 15-minute call where I show you how Google and the AI assistants see you right now, and the specific gaps. You leave with the list whether or not we work together.
Q: Who owns the site, content, and data after?
You do. Everything transfers: full source, deploy access, domain, analytics, customer list. Nothing locked to me.
Book a free 15-minute find-me audit: https://cal.com/suki-song/15-min-intro-call
Every engagement runs on the same spine: a kickoff call, weekly written reviews, and a verified-live check before anything ships.
View the real twin → It's public + live: View Source → search text/markdown. Or check it yourself: and ask ChatGPT or Claude.
01 The false choice

Beautiful, or found. Pick both.

A beautiful site nobody can find is a brochure locked in a drawer. In 2026, AI can generate a look. It can’t make you findable, and it can’t tell whether your work is any good. So the market splits in two: designers who make you gorgeous and invisible, and SEO shops who make you findable and generic.

You shouldn’t have to pick. I build the site that looks like your brand and gets found. Ranked by Google, cited by ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Every site is a twin: one for humans, one for the machines that now recommend you. Same site, two readers.

Beautiful, and found. The site people see. Book a call
PIXEL LAYER
<main>
  <h1>Beautiful, and found.</h1>
  <a href="/book">Book a call</a>
</main>
SEMANTIC HTML
"@type": "Person",
"makesOffer": [ … ],
"knowsAbout": [ "GEO" ]
JSON-LD SCHEMA
# Beautiful, and found.

Sites built to be read by
people and by machines.
MARKDOWN TWIN
One page, four layers. Most builders ship only the top one. CONCEPT DEMO
02 How it works
  1. Audit

    I check how Google and the AI assistants actually see you today. You get the list, free, on a 15-minute call.

  2. Fix

    Schema, llms.txt, crawler permissions, speed: the machine-readable layer most sites are missing.

  3. Get Cited

    Your work becomes eligible to rank on Google and readable enough for ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity to cite.

  4. Stay Cited

    The standards move under everyone. If you want someone watching, the monthly read inside Website management is the ongoing option.

03 What it costs
Start here

Get Found Sprint

The essentials, fast.

Independent $1,500 Fixed scope, paid in full. About a week. Corporate $3,500 Invoiced against an MSA. Scoped on a call.

An audit plus the core fixes on the site you already have: Schema.org structured data, llms.txt + llms-full.txt, and explicit AI-crawler permissions. No redesign, no rebuild. The fastest way to stop being invisible to the assistants your buyers now ask first.

  • Invoice + MSA, purchase orders accepted
  • Security review and several stakeholders, supported inside the same fixed week
  • Full find-me audit: how Google and the AI assistants see you today
  • Schema.org structured data
  • llms.txt + llms-full.txt
  • Explicit AI-crawler permissions (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot)
  • A plain-language readout of what changed and why

Project prices are real and listed on purpose; ongoing care is sized to you on the call. Either way, you’ll know if we’re a fit before you book.

04 Proof

This site is the demo. The thing I sell, running on the site you’re reading: full Schema.org, llms.txt, machine-readable from line one. That panel above is how ChatGPT sees this page.

CamLock Films, an award-winning Austin video studio, now readable by AI

CamLock Films is an award-winning Austin commercial video studio with national brands in the reel. Their site was already beautiful. I built the machine-readable layer beneath it: schema from zero to a validated graph, a live llms.txt where there’d been a 404, a clean analytics baseline, a verified Google Business Profile — so Google and the AI assistants can now read it, and surface it when someone searches “Austin video production.” Every bit of the beauty they’d already built, kept.

Rankings run on Google’s clock, not mine. The 60-day read-out is scheduled. The honest note above applies here too.

Read the before/after
05 Straight answers

What I can and can’t promise

No one honest can promise a #1 ranking or that ChatGPT quotes you on a given day. What I promise is the machine-readable layer most sites skip, built right, so you’re eligible to be found and readable enough to be cited. Real timelines: the build is fast, first AI citations often land within a few weeks, and steady visibility usually takes three to six months and keeps shifting. Google’s clock is Google’s, not mine. You’ll see the trend climb, and I’m with you every step. And if I’m not the right build for you, I’ll say so.

06 Common questions
My site looks great but nobody finds it. Can you fix just that?

Yes, it’s the most common ask. If the design’s working, I layer the discoverability infrastructure onto your existing site without touching the look. You keep what you love; we fix what’s invisible to Google and AI.

What’s the difference between SEO and getting found by AI?

SEO gets you ranked when someone searches Google. Getting found by AI (GEO/AEO) gets you cited when someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity. They overlap but aren’t the same, and most builders ship neither well. I do both, as one system.

Will my site actually show up in ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity?

That’s the goal, and it’s deliberate work, not luck. I ship llms.txt, Schema.org, named-entity markup, and explicit AI-crawler permissions so the assistants can read and cite you. This site runs on the same infrastructure. No one can promise a model quotes you on a given day, but most sites give AI nothing to work with. Yours won’t.

How fast will I see results?

Fast where I control it, honest where I don’t. The technical foundation ships with the build; first AI citations often appear within a few weeks; steady visibility usually takes three to six months and moves on Google’s schedule. You’ll see the trend climb, and I’m with you at every step. Anyone promising overnight is overpromising.

Can you work with my existing site (Squarespace, Webflow, Framer)?

Yes. Either layer the discoverability infrastructure onto what you have, or rebuild only the pages a platform can’t make citable. We pick the path on the call.

If you build my site, do I have to keep re-doing the “get found” part every time it changes?

No. When I build the site, the found part is woven into the build, not bolted on. It regenerates every time you update, so your changes stay findable automatically. (This is how my own site works.) If I’m instead adding Get Found to a site you already have on another platform, day-to-day edits are fine; a full redesign is the one time you’d loop me back in. That is what the monthly read inside Website management is for.

What does the free find-me audit actually include?

A 15-minute call where I show you how Google and the AI assistants see you right now, and the specific gaps. You leave with the list whether or not we work together.

Who owns the site, content, and data after?

You do. Everything transfers: full source, deploy access, domain, analytics, customer list. Nothing locked to me.

Every engagement runs on the same spine: a kickoff call, weekly written reviews, and a verified-live check before anything ships.

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