AI visibility · Restaurant · Valencia
When a client asks ChatGPT or Google AI for advice, the answer should mention your business, not a competitor.
More people, instead of searching Google, ask ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews or a voice assistant directly for a recommendation. If the restaurant website has no structured data and no clear answers, AI simply doesn't know the business exists. We prepare content and markup so AI systems cite you.
AI visibility for a restaurant means preparing content and structured data so ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and voice assistants cite your business when answering clients: “restaurant Valencia”, “where to eat paella Valencia”, “restaurant near me” and dozens more. It includes Schema.org markup, FAQ content for all your services (table booking, menu and specialties, events and banquets, delivery, business lunch, in short everything the business offers) and work with external sources. Visibility in AI answers grows within 90 days; otherwise the fourth month is free.
Why AI doesn't recommend you now, what the service includes, how we work, how it differs from regular SEO, which client questions matter most, plus FAQ. Clear and to the point, below.
Industry estimates (OpenAI, public AI Overviews data, SparkToro zero-click study) and our typical timeline. We show your exact situation in the free citability audit.
ChatGPT and Google AI don't “search” like a classic engine. They assemble an answer from easy-to-parse text: clear Q&A, Schema.org markup, concrete facts about the business and services. If the site only has generic phrases, AI either won't find you or will cite a competitor with clearer content.
AI visibility isn't one trick. It's content, technical markup and external mentions combined. Missing any link lowers the chance of being cited. Each layer has concrete tasks.
| Layer | What we do | What it gives the business |
|---|---|---|
| Content | FAQ with direct answers to clients | AI has something to quote verbatim |
| Content | Service pages with facts and figures | The business gets cited for specific services |
| Content | Expert answers on the business topic | More trust and citability (E-E-A-T) |
| Markup | Schema.org LocalBusiness and Service | Machine-readable facts about the business |
| Markup | FAQPage markup on pages | AI extracts answers more easily |
| Markup | Consistent NAP data and hours | AI confidently states the address and phone |
| External sources | Google Business profile and reviews | AI confirms data from a trusted source |
| External sources | Directories and industry platforms | More independent mentions of the business |
| External sources | Google and Apple Maps with complete data | AI and assistants see the business on the map |
| External sources | Checking AI answers “before/after” | Real citability progress is visible |
+ 4 more tasks in the package: selecting client questions across dozens of phrasings, updating content as AI algorithms change, internal linking of answers, and a monthly report on mentions in ChatGPT and Gemini.
We start with an audit: we ask ChatGPT and Gemini real client questions and see if you're mentioned. Then we prepare FAQ content, markup and work on external sources. After 90 days we repeat the same queries and show progress in numbers.
We ask AI real client questions; we note where you're missing.
We prepare direct answers to client questions and services.
Schema.org, Google Business profile, directories and maps.
We re-run AI queries, show “before/after” and adjust.
«AI models cite specifics, not generic phrases. A website with clear FAQs, numbers and Schema.org markup gets mentioned far more often than one with slogans alone.»
Regular SEO places the site in rankings and the person chooses; AI visibility gets the model to include the business in the answer the person reads instead of a list of sites. They overlap, but AI values structure and specifics over link weight. The best result is when both work together.
AI answers concrete questions, so we start with the most frequent and commercially important phrasings, the ones after which a person picks a business right away. Then we expand.
AI visibility for a restaurant means preparing content and markup so ChatGPT and Google AI cite you when a client asks for advice. AI visibility grows within 90 days. Packages and prices are further down, and the citability audit is free.
AI Promotion
So ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overview recommend your company when a customer asks “who’s the best in Valencia”. From €490 a month.
Ranking inside AI models works differently from classic SEO: what matters is how facts about your company are structured, how quotable they are, and whether you show up in the sources the models read. Every month we check what ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity say about you and fix whatever keeps you out of the answer. The field is young, so we work on subscription: models keep changing and a set-it-once setup doesn’t hold here. In Spain these services run €1,500-5,000 a month; we come in three times cheaper.
A short brief, and we’ll come back with a plan and quote within 24-48 h. No pressure.
Ask ChatGPT or Gemini a real client question (e.g., about choosing in Valencia). It's a quick self-check. We do it systematically across dozens of phrasings. Ask several times with different wording and note who the model names instead of you. Those are your competitors in AI search, and that is who we benchmark against.
Regular SEO is about rankings; AI is about appearing in the model's answer. They overlap, but AI values structure and specifics over links. The model does not scroll through results; it assembles an answer from fragments it trusts: clear definitions, figures, FAQ and markup. That is why the work is on text and structure, not links.
Within 90 days. Models don't update instantly, but faster than classic SEO rankings. Pages that AI search bots already crawl get picked up fastest. We check those bots' access to the site first, otherwise nobody sees the content. Models also refresh their picture of a site at different speeds, so the first mention often appears in one model before the others.
Yes, the optimization is essentially the same and works across all major models, including Google AI Overviews. The difference between models is where they get their data: one relies on Google search, another on Bing, a third on its own index. We check visibility in each one separately.
No, we usually improve the existing site with FAQ content and markup. A new site is only needed if the current one can't support the structure. We check whether the site serves text without JavaScript, whether it blocks AI bots, and whether there is room for answers to customer questions. Usually that is enough.
Citability audit, FAQ content, Schema.org markup, work on external sources and monthly progress checks. External sources are maps, directories, reviews and media mentions: models use them to confirm the business is real. Without that part even a perfect site gets cited reluctantly.
No, and no agency can honestly guarantee that: models change. We guarantee transparent work and growing citability shown with data. We measure progress against a list of real customer questions: how many of them the model answers with a mention of your business. That figure is compared month to month.
Packages and prices are further down, by business size and goals. The citability audit is free. The audit shows what AI already says about you, who it names instead of you, and which gaps on the site and in external sources get in the way. The work starts from that list.
Yes, structured FAQ content and markup also improve your chances of featured snippets in classic search. The same structure helps voice assistants and the “People also ask” block. One piece of work covers several channels where a customer looks for an answer.
Models update often, so ongoing work is more effective: we track changes and update content. Once a month we repeat the check with the same questions, add new phrasings and update the answers if the business changes its services, prices or terms.
We prepare answers to your clients' real questions: choice, prices, timelines, terms. Exactly what people ask AI most. The questions come from calls, chats and search suggestions, not from imagination. The answers are specific, with prices, timelines and terms, because a model does not cite generic phrases.
Our main market is Valencia and its province, but the method works for any local business in Spain. For another city only the local part changes: neighbourhood names, maps and local sources. The answer structure and the markup stay the same.
With a free citability audit: we check what AI already knows about your business and show the gaps. After the audit you get a list of specific fixes with priorities and can do part of them yourself. Then we work by package or on individual tasks.
Yes, AI cites by content quality and structure, not business size. A small business with clear answers beats a large one with generic phrases. A large company often writes vaguely, while a model needs exact answers: how much, how long, what is included. A small business answers that directly and gets into the citations.
