Your business, or the client's business you're fixing.
Search changed. People used to scroll Google links. Now they ask ChatGPT and Google's AI who to call, and they call whoever it names. If that name is the shop down the street and not you, you never even knew the search happened. Two free checks show you where you stand, in Google and in AI, and whether AI names you or a competitor. Then fix it yourself, hand it to your agency, or hand it to me. Twenty-five years in this, and a real person on the other end, not a lead form.
Any site, including your client's.
Instant. No email.
The embarrassing stuff, up front, for free. The full list and the exact fix for each one live in the tour. Think of this as the trailer.
Grouped into the four things that decide whether you get found. Same 25 on every site, so your before and after actually compare.
Knowing what to check is the easy part. Knowing which ones your site fails, and fixing them right, is the tour.
Everyone's chasing AI and nobody wants to admit to a client they're not sure what "AEO" means. This is your cheat code.
There's a whole shelf of "AI visibility scorecards" now. Here's the honest difference, side by side.
A 0 to 100 measure of how easily new customers can find a website, in Google and in AI assistants like ChatGPT. It blends four things: search, AI answer engines, local, and technical setup.
Yes. The score and a sampling of the worst issues are free, no login. The full list and the exact fix for each one is the $129 fix-it tour, which includes 30 days of re-scans.
Anyone on the hook for a website: freelancers and agencies fixing client sites, and brands checking whether the agency they hired actually delivered.
Yes. It checks whether AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI can read and quote the site, not only whether Google can rank it.
I'm Blagica, and I build things from scratch. Orbitz's first eMarketing team, back when travel moved online. The global social team at Motorola. Digital at Edelman, as a VP. Bottles Nation, one of the first virtual wine and beer tasting platforms in the country, to a million dollars in ten months. The real growth engine at Delta Beverages, the analytics, attribution and systems, under a brand that had been getting by on a Facebook page. Twenty-five years of it, back to when a website meant Dreamweaver and a prayer. Picked up an Emmy along the way.
I've watched every platform shift, and this AI one is just the newest. Now I build tools with AI, and this is one of them. I'm a first-gen Macedonian kid from Metro Detroit, from a family that built from scratch near 94 and Chene, so I know the person fixing this site usually isn't a marketing department. It's a founder, a nephew, a freelancer who said yes. I built this so they can actually do the work and look like they've been at it for years.