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We baseline exactly how often the engines name and cite you against named competitors — reported with confidence intervals, not vanity numbers.
Your buyers no longer start with Google. They ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity for a shortlist — and most British industrial & B2B suppliers are nowhere in the answer. We put you there.
Three suppliers stand out for eco credentials and reliability:
When a procurement manager asks an AI assistant for "the best UK supplier for X", the model returns three or four names and a recommendation. If you are not among them, you are not losing the pitch — you never reach it. This is the new top of the funnel, and almost no industrial supplier is optimised for it.
Being named isn't a vanity metric. It's the quote request you'd otherwise never receive, the contract a competitor would win by default, and budget you stop spending to reach the same buyer twice. Here's how we get you onto that shortlist — and prove it reached your pipeline.
We baseline exactly how often the engines name and cite you against named competitors — reported with confidence intervals, not vanity numbers.
We get you into the sources models trust — trade roundups, review platforms, comparison pages and the technical content buyers' questions resolve to.
We tie movement in AI citations to enquiries and branded search, so the work answers to pipeline rather than to ego.
Generative engines are non-deterministic — the same question gives different answers. We treat that as a measurement problem to be solved, not hidden. Every score carries a confidence band, a noise floor, and a clear line to revenue.
Read the methodology →We deliberately work the unglamorous, high-value end of British industry — where the buyers are sophisticated, the orders are large, and no one is competing for the AI answer. Our home turf is packaging and industrial supply.
Protective, custom and eco packaging suppliers, where reorders make every won customer worth years of margin — and "best sustainable packaging supplier UK" is a question being asked today.
Flooring, fire protection, HVAC, water treatment, lab and scientific supply, components — technical categories where buyers research hard and AI shortlists are already forming.
A quick, honest guide you can act on today — the same checks we run at the start of a paid audit.
Write down what your customers actually ask AI — "best supplier for X", "alternative to Y" — and target those, not vanity keywords.
Check robots.txt isn't blocking GPTBot, PerplexityBot or ClaudeBot. If you want to be cited, you have to let them read you.
Mark up your pages with Organization, Product/Service and FAQ schema so models can parse you cleanly. Most B2B sites skip this.
Make it unmistakable what you supply, to whom, and where. Models reward clear, factual statements over marketing fluff.
Publish content that answers your buyers' real questions directly — these are the pages an AI answer resolves to.
Get into the trade roundups, directories and review sites both buyers and models rely on. Off-site presence is the biggest lever.
Volume and recency matter, but so does language: reviews naming your real use-cases get matched to buyer intent.
Same name, description and category everywhere online. Inconsistency confuses models about who you actually are.
Measure how often you're named across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity versus rivals — repeatedly, since answers vary.
AI visibility drifts when models change. Re-measure on a cadence and hold the ground you've won.
The ten checks we run first on every supplier — the same starting point as a paid audit, in a one-page checklist you can action today.
If your buyers are asking AI who to trust, the answer should be you.
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