When AI answers, be the answer.

Google's AI Overviews now appear on roughly a quarter of searches, twice as many as a year ago, and Rightmove has put its listings inside ChatGPT. The way people choose an agent is quietly becoming a conversation with an AI, and the AI gives one answer, not ten blue links. Independent tracking this spring found UK estate agents were the sector least likely to be named at all: when the AI tools were asked for recommendations, agents were cited zero times out of three.

That is the gap this service closes. The visitors AI sends are few but ferociously good, they arrive pre-referred, having been told by name who to trust, and they convert several times better than ordinary search traffic. Being the named agency in your patch is winner-takes-most, and right now, in most towns, the seat is empty. AI Visibility is how you take it, and how you prove month by month that you are keeping it.

SEO & AI Search is the building work. Structure, structured data, content and the technical foundations that make your agency findable, by Google and by the AI engines reading over its shoulder. It is the reason a machine can understand who you are, where you operate and why you can be trusted.

AI Visibility is the proof layer on top. A baseline of who the AI engines name today, the fixes that follow, and a monthly report tracking whether they name you, what they say when they do, and which competitors are taking seats. Building work fades into the background; proof arrives every month.

1Measure how the AI engines feature you. We ask them the questions your next clients ask, who should sell my house here, who manages rentals near me, which letting agent do landlords rate, and record exactly who gets named, including your competitors. That first baseline shows where you genuinely stand, even if the answer stings, and the same measurements repeat every month so change is visible, not claimed.

2Recommend the appropriate changes. From what the measurements show, you get a prioritised, plain-English list of what would move you: the structured data the machines cannot read yet, the review signals they trust, the content gaps behind the questions they are being asked. Recommendations you could hand to any developer, though we would rather you did not have to.

3Implement them. We do the work: schema, content, technical fixes, review strategy, whichever the recommendations call for. On a PWDP-built site much of the foundation is already in place; on an existing site we retrofit what we can and tell you plainly what we cannot. Then the next month's measurements tell us both whether it worked.

The report ties all three together. One page a month, plain English: what we asked, what the AI answered, who was named, what changed, what we are doing next. If a competitor takes a seat you hear it from us first, with a plan. And it runs month to month with no long contract, the report either keeps proving its worth or you stop paying for it, which is exactly the pressure that keeps us honest.