



Your Website Is Not
Ready For Agents.
Your AI SEO Agent builds your agent-ready website and creates helpful content every month, so AI can understand your business and recommend you to the right customers.
Your AI SEO Agent builds your agent-ready website and creates helpful content every month, so AI can understand your business and recommend you to the right customers.
100+ businesses
adopting AI agents
100+ businesses
adopting AI agents
Your Clinic will never be the same
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How AI Agents Recommend Your Product
People are giving their personal agents very specific requests.
- “Find a dentist for my teenager who’s scared of doctors.”
- “My wisdom tooth hurts. Find a clinic where removal costs less than $2,000.”
- “I want braces, but I can only go after work.”
Your clinic might be a great fit. But can an agent find the information that proves it?
Personal agents like Muse and Instinct may search the internet and read websites to find options that match someone’s needs. A general page saying “We offer quality dental care” gives them very little to work with.
So your AI SEO Agent builds a version of your website specifically for agents.
No photos. No videos. Just detailed, structured information about your services, prices, locations, and the patients you can help. Your existing website stays there for humans.
Then, every month, your agent creates 10 focused service pages covering different patient profiles, needs, and questions.
One page could explain wisdom tooth removal at your clinic: your actual prices, what’s included, what could increase the cost, and how to book an assessment. Another could explain how you support anxious teenagers. Another could cover braces appointments outside working hours, if your clinic offers them.
The difference is the purpose and the detail. These pages give agents specific facts about your clinic to answer, “Is this right for my person?”
Creating content consistently helps you cover more of those specific situations and keep your information current. The goal isn’t simply more pages. It’s more relevant answers about what you actually offer.
So when someone asks for a particular treatment, budget, location, or appointment time, an agent has clearer evidence of whether your clinic is the right fit.
We manually deploy AI
agents into your business.
We manually deploy AI agents into your business.
We manually deploy AI
agents into your business.
We handle the setup for you. Our engineers and marketers plug in, build your Brain,
deploy the agents and stay. Usually live within two weeks.
We handle the setup for you. Our engineers and marketers plug in, build your Brain, deploy the agents and stay. Usually live within two weeks.
01
We plug in
Our engineers come into your data and platforms to investigate specific workflows.
02
We build your brain
Our engineers connect all your disconnected data sources into a single source of truth that continuously learns and builds live memories.
03
We deploy your agents
Custom agents trained on your business, your voice and your goals. Built for your specific problems.
04
You grow faster
More campaigns. More content. More pipeline. Without adding headcount or waiting on an agency.

01
We plug in
Our engineers come into your data and platforms to investigate specific workflows.
02
We build your brain
Our engineers connect all your disconnected data sources into a single source of truth that continuously learns and builds live memories.
03
We deploy your agents
Custom agents trained on your business, your voice and your goals. Built for your specific problems.
04
You grow faster
More campaigns. More content. More pipeline. Without adding headcount or waiting on an agency.

01
We plug in
Our engineers come into your data and platforms to investigate specific workflows.
02
We build your brain
Our engineers connect all your disconnected data sources into a single source of truth that continuously learns and builds live memories.
03
We deploy your agents
Custom agents trained on your business, your voice and your goals. Built for your specific problems.
04
You grow faster
More campaigns. More content. More pipeline. Without adding headcount or waiting on an agency.














How it works.
How it works.
Agents
analyze.
See your website the way AI does.
Audits what AI can access, read and understand, from treatment pages to location details.
Find what’s missing about your clinic.
Spots the gaps in your treatments, locations and patients served that keep agents from recommending you.
Agents
analyze.
See your website the way AI does.
Audits what AI can access, read and understand, from treatment pages to location details.
Find what’s missing about your clinic.
Spots the gaps in your treatments, locations and patients served that keep agents from recommending you.
Agents
execute.
Clear what blocks discovery.
Fixes the technical issues that stop AI from crawling and understanding your website.
Publish 10 agent-ready pages every month.
Creates structured pages that answer the specific questions patients ask about your clinic and treatments.
Agents
execute.
Clear what blocks discovery.
Fixes the technical issues that stop AI from crawling and understanding your website.
Publish 10 agent-ready pages every month.
Creates structured pages that answer the specific questions patients ask about your clinic and treatments.
Agents
monitor.
Track your AI visibility score.
Measures how well AI understands and surfaces your clinic over time.
Catch drops before they cost you patients.
Flags declines early and shows exactly where you can improve.
Agents
monitor.
Track your AI visibility score.
Measures how well AI understands and surfaces your clinic over time.
Catch drops before they cost you patients.
Flags declines early and shows exactly where you can improve.
Agents propose.
Know which page to create next.
Recommends new pages based on your treatments and the patients you want to reach.
Fill the gaps in your content.
Finds the treatments, patient types and questions your existing content doesn’t cover yet.
Humans
create.
Know which page to create next.
Recommends new pages based on your treatments and the patients you want to reach.
Fill the gaps in your content.
Finds the treatments, patient types and questions your existing content doesn’t cover yet.
Engineered with top marketers
Engineered with top marketers
Engineered with top marketers
Specialized marketing intelligence trained on
insights from $50M+ in ad spend.
Specialized marketing intelligence trained on insights from $50M+ in ad spend.
By

20B+
20B+
Views generated
$50M+
$50M+
Ad spend managed
10 years
10 years
Experience
100+
100+
Businesses



Backed by top investors.
Backed by top investors.
Backed by top investors.
$40M
Raised



Meet the rest of your team.
Meet the rest of
your team.
Meet the rest of your team.

















Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
Fortune 500 marketing.
Built for small businesses.
FAQ.
The Google Ads Agent supports Search campaign workflows, monitors Local Services Ads leads and performance, and manages static image campaigns through Demand Gen. It proactively reviews performance across supported campaigns, flags changes that need attention and identifies opportunities to improve results. Its recommendations use your business goals and historical performance through the Brain.
Yes. The agent proactively reviews search terms to spot irrelevant queries and spending that is not producing meaningful outcomes. It recommends or adds negative keywords within your agreed permissions, investigates acquisition-cost spikes and unusual spending, and flags potential tracking problems. It brings issues to your team’s attention without waiting for a manual account review.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM data support that analysis. The agent looks beyond initial conversions to investigate which campaigns, keywords and search terms bring qualified leads and customers. If lead volume rises but quality falls, it flags the mismatch, examines what changed and recommends where to refine targeting or reconsider spend.
Yes. The agent identifies keyword opportunities, helps structure and launch Search campaigns, and recommends bid, budget and keyword changes as performance evolves. As a semi-autonomous teammate, it can execute supported changes within your agreed permissions or bring proposed actions to your team for approval. Your business sets the objectives, spending limits and approval rules.
The agent adds business context and CRM outcomes to the signals available in Google Ads. It proactively investigates performance shifts, surfaces opportunities and prepares recommendations so your PPC team can spend less time checking accounts and more time making strategic decisions. It works alongside Google’s automation and your specialists, carrying out agreed tasks and escalating decisions that need human judgment.
Your dedicated engineer helps connect Google Ads, review conversion tracking and add relevant CRM data, while the Brain provides context about your offers, customers and goals. These connections let the agent proactively assess performance against your business priorities, flag emerging issues and recommend next steps. During setup, you agree what it should monitor, when to alert your team and which actions it can take.
FAQ.
The Google Ads Agent supports Search campaign workflows, monitors Local Services Ads leads and performance, and manages static image campaigns through Demand Gen. It proactively reviews performance across supported campaigns, flags changes that need attention and identifies opportunities to improve results. Its recommendations use your business goals and historical performance through the Brain.
Yes. The agent proactively reviews search terms to spot irrelevant queries and spending that is not producing meaningful outcomes. It recommends or adds negative keywords within your agreed permissions, investigates acquisition-cost spikes and unusual spending, and flags potential tracking problems. It brings issues to your team’s attention without waiting for a manual account review.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM data support that analysis. The agent looks beyond initial conversions to investigate which campaigns, keywords and search terms bring qualified leads and customers. If lead volume rises but quality falls, it flags the mismatch, examines what changed and recommends where to refine targeting or reconsider spend.
Yes. The agent identifies keyword opportunities, helps structure and launch Search campaigns, and recommends bid, budget and keyword changes as performance evolves. As a semi-autonomous teammate, it can execute supported changes within your agreed permissions or bring proposed actions to your team for approval. Your business sets the objectives, spending limits and approval rules.
The agent adds business context and CRM outcomes to the signals available in Google Ads. It proactively investigates performance shifts, surfaces opportunities and prepares recommendations so your PPC team can spend less time checking accounts and more time making strategic decisions. It works alongside Google’s automation and your specialists, carrying out agreed tasks and escalating decisions that need human judgment.
Your dedicated engineer helps connect Google Ads, review conversion tracking and add relevant CRM data, while the Brain provides context about your offers, customers and goals. These connections let the agent proactively assess performance against your business priorities, flag emerging issues and recommend next steps. During setup, you agree what it should monitor, when to alert your team and which actions it can take.
FAQ.
The Google Ads Agent supports Search campaign workflows, monitors Local Services Ads leads and performance, and manages static image campaigns through Demand Gen. It proactively reviews performance across supported campaigns, flags changes that need attention and identifies opportunities to improve results. Its recommendations use your business goals and historical performance through the Brain.
Yes. The agent proactively reviews search terms to spot irrelevant queries and spending that is not producing meaningful outcomes. It recommends or adds negative keywords within your agreed permissions, investigates acquisition-cost spikes and unusual spending, and flags potential tracking problems. It brings issues to your team’s attention without waiting for a manual account review.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM data support that analysis. The agent looks beyond initial conversions to investigate which campaigns, keywords and search terms bring qualified leads and customers. If lead volume rises but quality falls, it flags the mismatch, examines what changed and recommends where to refine targeting or reconsider spend.
Yes. The agent identifies keyword opportunities, helps structure and launch Search campaigns, and recommends bid, budget and keyword changes as performance evolves. As a semi-autonomous teammate, it can execute supported changes within your agreed permissions or bring proposed actions to your team for approval. Your business sets the objectives, spending limits and approval rules.
The agent adds business context and CRM outcomes to the signals available in Google Ads. It proactively investigates performance shifts, surfaces opportunities and prepares recommendations so your PPC team can spend less time checking accounts and more time making strategic decisions. It works alongside Google’s automation and your specialists, carrying out agreed tasks and escalating decisions that need human judgment.
Your dedicated engineer helps connect Google Ads, review conversion tracking and add relevant CRM data, while the Brain provides context about your offers, customers and goals. These connections let the agent proactively assess performance against your business priorities, flag emerging issues and recommend next steps. During setup, you agree what it should monitor, when to alert your team and which actions it can take.
FAQ.
The Google Ads Agent supports Search campaign workflows, monitors Local Services Ads leads and performance, and manages static image campaigns through Demand Gen. It proactively reviews performance across supported campaigns, flags changes that need attention and identifies opportunities to improve results. Its recommendations use your business goals and historical performance through the Brain.
Yes. The agent proactively reviews search terms to spot irrelevant queries and spending that is not producing meaningful outcomes. It recommends or adds negative keywords within your agreed permissions, investigates acquisition-cost spikes and unusual spending, and flags potential tracking problems. It brings issues to your team’s attention without waiting for a manual account review.
Yes, where connected advertising and CRM data support that analysis. The agent looks beyond initial conversions to investigate which campaigns, keywords and search terms bring qualified leads and customers. If lead volume rises but quality falls, it flags the mismatch, examines what changed and recommends where to refine targeting or reconsider spend.
Yes. The agent identifies keyword opportunities, helps structure and launch Search campaigns, and recommends bid, budget and keyword changes as performance evolves. As a semi-autonomous teammate, it can execute supported changes within your agreed permissions or bring proposed actions to your team for approval. Your business sets the objectives, spending limits and approval rules.
The agent adds business context and CRM outcomes to the signals available in Google Ads. It proactively investigates performance shifts, surfaces opportunities and prepares recommendations so your PPC team can spend less time checking accounts and more time making strategic decisions. It works alongside Google’s automation and your specialists, carrying out agreed tasks and escalating decisions that need human judgment.
Your dedicated engineer helps connect Google Ads, review conversion tracking and add relevant CRM data, while the Brain provides context about your offers, customers and goals. These connections let the agent proactively assess performance against your business priorities, flag emerging issues and recommend next steps. During setup, you agree what it should monitor, when to alert your team and which actions it can take.











