- How do I get my consulting firm recommended by ChatGPT?
- Engines name firms they can verify and quote. That means real profiles on Clutch and UpCity, recent Google reviews, an active LinkedIn presence, and — above all — pages that answer the owner's actual question: what problems you solve, for which industries, at what price. Tibly measures which questions you're missing from, shows the sources behind each answer, and drafts the pages that close the gap.
- Consulting is referral-driven. Why does AI visibility matter?
- Because referrals get verified now. An owner who hears your name asks ChatGPT about you — and about who else solves the same problem — before the intro call. If the engine names two competitors and not you, the referral leaks. AI visibility protects the pipeline you already have and opens the one you don't: owners with no referral who ask AI cold.
- What makes AI recommend one consultant over another?
- Specificity. Engines favor firms whose sites say precisely what they fix — “inventory operations for $2–10M manufacturers” beats “strategic solutions for growing businesses” every time. Published pricing, named industries, and concrete case studies give an engine something to verify and quote. Vague positioning is invisible to answer engines, no matter how strong your reputation is offline.
- Does AI visibility replace SEO for my practice?
- No — it sits on top of it. Your rankings, profiles, and reviews are the raw material engines draw from. But ranking on Google means little if ChatGPT names three other firms and stops. AI visibility measures the answer itself: whether your firm is named when an owner describes their problem and asks who can solve it.
- 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.