The RaccoonRadar field guides
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How do you help customers find your business in AI answers? Start with the decisions they need to make. These nine industry guides show you what to publish, what to fix and how to check progress.

Missing from AI shortlists? A practical ChatGPT visibility guide for SaaS
Rewrite one use-case page for a real buying decision.

Why does AI recommend the hotel next door? A visibility guide for yours
Publish a clear answer to your most common pre-booking question.

Can AI read your menu? The restaurant visibility checklist
Make your current menu available as a readable web page.

Your products are missing from AI shopping. Here is what to fix first
Audit the ten product pages that matter most to your store.

Become the expert AI can verify: a guide for consulting firms
Rewrite one service page around a buyer problem and a verifiable process.

Be found when the job is urgent: AI visibility for home services
Clarify your service area and what happens after the first call.

Beyond property listings: an AI visibility guide for real estate businesses
Create one durable service page that remains useful after listings close.

Help patients find accurate answers: AI visibility for dental practices
Audit one treatment page and the practical information patients need to book.

Your Instagram looks great. Can AI understand what your salon does?
Add a useful description to your most important specialist service.
Before you start: make the pages reachable.
Check that important pages load publicly, return a successful response and are not accidentally excluded from indexing. Put essential facts in readable text, link related pages and keep your sitemap current. Review crawler access separately from permissions to use content for model training.
Google documents that its AI search features build on existing SEO requirements. OpenAI documents separate controls for search and training crawlers. Neither access nor structured data guarantees that a page will be selected.
A simple way to check progress.
Use the same buyer questions, markets and search settings each time. Record mentions, linked citations and factual errors separately, then check whether visits become suitable enquiries or purchases.
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