- How do I get my accounting firm recommended by ChatGPT?
- Engines name firms they can verify and quote. That means clean, consistent records on the sources they cite — your state board listing, Google Business Profile reviews, Yelp, Clutch — plus service pages that answer the owner's question directly, with real fees and real client types. Tibly measures which questions you're missing from, shows the sources behind each answer, and drafts the pages that close the gap.
- What makes AI recommend one CPA firm over another?
- Verifiable specifics. Engines favor firms whose credentials check out on state records, whose reviews are recent and numerous, and whose websites answer the exact question asked — “what does monthly bookkeeping cost,” “do you work with e-commerce sellers.” Generic “full-service accounting” pages lose to firms that publish prices, niches, and plain-English answers.
- Does AI visibility replace SEO for my firm?
- No — it builds on it. Your rankings, reviews, and directory listings are the raw material AI engines draw from. But ranking well on Google means nothing if ChatGPT names three other firms and stops. AI visibility measures the actual answer: whether your firm is named when an owner asks who to hire.
- How much does Tibly cost?
- Start with the free report — it runs your market's real hiring questions live and shows which firms get named. If you want it tracked continuously, plans start at $49/month for daily monitoring across all eight engines, competitor scoring, and drafted content fixes. No contracts; cancel anytime.
- Is this worth it outside of tax season?
- Yes — arguably more so. Tax-season searches spike, but the engines build their shortlists from what they can read year-round. Firms that publish priced service pages, niche content, and fresh reviews in the off-season are the ones named when January hits. Tibly tracks the questions daily, so you take the spot before the rush, not during it.