Control What ChatGPT Says About You.

Day one: a 30-minute intake and your baseline capture. Week one: research, where I compile your fact dossier from public sources with a source attached to every claim. The dossier then goes to you for approval. I start building only after you have signed off on every fact, and you review the finished site on a private staging link before it goes live in your own hosting account.

Founders raising a round, executives whose names get checked before board meetings, keynote speakers, authors, physicians, attorneys and financial advisors in private practice. The common thread: people ask AI about you before they meet you, and the answer affects the outcome. I build for clients across Orange County, Los Angeles, San Diego and the rest of California, and remotely for the rest of the US.

Fair question, the industry earned it. Three differences you can check yourself. This is a fixed deliverable, not a retainer: open the live example and click through exactly what you would get. I do not promise rankings or citations; I promise the deliverable plus a documented before-and-after. And there is no lock-in: no subscription required, the site keeps working if you never pay me again.

Ranking for your name and being described correctly by AI are different problems. Google shows links; ChatGPT and Gemini compose an answer from sources they trust, not from your ranking. Test it in one minute: ask ChatGPT and Perplexity who you are, in a private window. If the answer is accurate and confident, you do not need me. Most people are surprised.

Nothing that is not already public and approved by you. The hub deliberately excludes home addresses, birth dates, family details and anything you veto at the approval gate. Often it improves your privacy position: when a strong official source exists, AI draws from it instead of scraping data-broker profiles.

Correct, and that is exactly why I can publish every screenshot, file and date instead of hiding behind client confidentiality. Treat it as a product demo, not a promise of identical results: your name, your competition and your press footprint are different. That is why every engagement starts with your own documented baseline.

Your company site is about the business. LinkedIn is a profile inside someone else's platform with someone else's structure. The Hub is about you, on a domain you own, formatted the way AI retrieval works: self-contained facts, each with a source, plus dedicated files for AI crawlers. The three assets reinforce each other.

On my most recent deployment, Gemini cited the hub the same day the site went live and ChatGPT linked it within hours. Assistants with slower crawl cycles typically take two to six weeks. Timing depends on how contested your name is, which is why I capture the baseline before launch and measure against it.

No, and nobody honestly can. AI answers are probabilistic and change between sessions. What I control is the evidence: a canonical, source-cited reference that AI systems can find, parse and trust. I measure the before state and show you the change.

The Hub does not hide anything and I do not do reputation cover-ups. What it does is give AI systems a stronger, better-sourced reference than the noise, which in practice is what confident answers get built from. Factual corrections with evidence are part of the work; erasing true history is not.

That box is the Knowledge Panel, and Google builds it from its Knowledge Graph: a catalog of people and facts it trusts. The hub gives Google what it looks for when deciding who deserves one: a single official home page, consistent name spellings, structured data about you as a person, connected profiles and checkable facts. Nobody can honestly promise a panel, because Google decides. What I can promise is that your candidacy gets built the way Google wants to see it; Hub Pro includes that groundwork.

You do. The hub is deployed on your own domain and hosting account, and you receive every file: pages, data layer, images. If we part ways, everything keeps working and everything stays yours.