Entity SEO Agency That Fixes How AI Describes You

It's making sure search engines and AI models know exactly what your company is and describe it the same way everywhere. That takes one clear description, a category they can place you in, structured data linking your official profiles, and third-party pages that agree. When those line up, answers stop guessing and start repeating you.

No, and we won't create one for a company that doesn't meet Wikipedia's notability rules, because it gets deleted and can look worse than having none. If you already have independent press coverage, we'll tell you whether a page is realistic. Most seed and Series A startups fix their entity through their site, profiles and reviews instead.

Answers that come from live search can change once corrected pages are recrawled, so your own site and profiles move first. Third-party pages depend on their editors. Answers drawn from training data change only when engines ship newer models, which nobody outside those companies controls. We rerun the same prompts monthly and compare them with the baseline.

Not necessarily. Keep it, but stop using it alone. Pair it with the category buyers already search for, so engines can place you today, and let your own term ride alongside. As it starts appearing in reviews, roundups and press, engines begin to use it. Without that pairing, they quietly swap it for something more familiar.

What you replace and for whom, in words buyers already use. For example, meeting notes software for sales teams rather than an AI-powered productivity platform. Lead with the established category, put what makes you different in the next sentence, and repeat that same line in your schema, LinkedIn and review profiles, so every engine reads one description.

All of them, because every engine builds its picture of you from the same public web. The work carries across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode and Copilot, and the same clean facts help Google and Bing understand you in organic search. We test each engine with identical prompts before and after.

We trace where the claim comes from, usually an outdated page of yours, an old directory listing or a roundup that copied it. We fix what you own, ask the third party to correct theirs, and publish a clear page stating the current facts. There's no form that makes an engine forget, so the sources have to change.

Quoted after a free consultation. Scope depends on how many sources describe you wrong, how many profiles you have and whether a rename or new category is involved. We send a plan and a quote together, and work starts when you approve both. Entity work is often the first phase of a wider engagement.

HeyOz launched with a single homepage, so engines had almost nothing to describe. Once the site, pages and schema were built out, HeyOz went from no AI citations to 91 and is now cited by 6 of 7 major AI answer engines, with page-one positions ten months after launch. Every figure is read against the baseline set at the start.