Get cited when AI answers.
Get bought when agents shop.
We make both happen, across every brand you run.
> trace · 4 brands cited in last hour · 12 agents reached checkout
We've spent a decade shipping AI: self-driving cars, marketing simulations, voice agents, the harnesses behind them. We know what data the engines want, and how to make a brand impossible to miss. AwesomeCMO puts your brands inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini answers, and gets your storefronts ready for the agents now shopping on your buyers' behalf. Only 15% of pages get cited. AI traffic converts 4.4× higher than Google's.
Be the brand the AI cites.
Or be invisible.
Six AI engines now decide who shows up when a buyer asks: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Overviews. Most sites are accidentally invisible to them. 62% block the right crawlers in robots.txt. 0% of those crawlers run JavaScript.
We fix the structure, the schema, and the bot policy on every brand you run, and we measure who's quoting you. Same research as the SEO vendors charge for, written so you can read it on Monday.
Read the full playbookAI-driven visitors convert 4.4× more often than Google traffic.
Of retrieved pages, only ~15% are actually cited. Structure decides who.
Brands listed on Wikidata are 3.2× more likely to be cited by Google AI.
When the agent shops,
the storefront has to close.
Buyers are sending AI agents to do the shopping. ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot all let agents complete checkout. The protocols shipped in late 2025 (ACP, UCP); Stripe shipped Link's wallet for agents on April 29, 2026. Most stores still aren't ready.
We get every storefront you run agent-readable: ACP-compliant endpoints, machine-readable product feeds, Schema.org product markup, the works. When the agent arrives, the page answers in the format the agent expects.
+ the OpenAI Ads Manager opened self-serve on May 5, 2026. We get you placed before the agency holdcos own the inventory.
Agentic Commerce Protocol launched (Stripe + OpenAI). Apache-2.0.
Stripe shipped Link's wallet for agents. MCP server + virtual cards.
OpenAI Ads Manager opened self-serve. First-mover window is open.
AI search has a person behind it.
Most tools test prompts, not people.
Most GEO tools test how AI talks about your brand by generating prompts. LLMs write them. They all sound the same. None of them ask who's typing. A 16-year-old types nothing like a 60-year-old. Different words. Different worry. That's where real search lives.
We build personas from real people — real signals, real backgrounds, anchored in evidence. When one tests a brand, it doesn't fire one prompt and walk away. It has a short conversation first — three or four turns of context — then asks the real question. Closer to how someone actually finds you. Or doesn't.
+ we've been pushing this direction for a while — Date-Me-Town, a 2024 experiment at Tuul. We're taking it further now, into marketing.
Playbook coming soon“does this stroller fit a 6-month-old?”
“the airpods everyone has rn?”
“wireless earphones, easy pairing, long battery”
This page is itself
agent-readable.
The same level of agent-readiness we ship for every brand we run, on our own page first. Open them, fetch them, point your agent at them.
- $ curl https://awesomecmo.dev
/llms.txt# markdown summary for LLMs - $ curl https://awesomecmo.dev
/robots.txt# permissive AI-crawler policy with Content-Signal - $ curl https://awesomecmo.dev
/.well-known/agent-card.json# discovery card, A2A format - $ curl https://awesomecmo.dev
view-source: <head># JSON-LD @graph: Organization + Service + FAQPage - $ curl https://awesomecmo.dev
Accept: text/markdown# content-negotiated markdown rendering - $ curl https://awesomecmo.dev
/how-to-geo# the playbook itself, five locales, prerendered