AI Search Optimization?

Traditional SEO is giving way to AI Search Optimization (e.g. Large Language Model Optimization).

Does anyone know a reasonably-priced LLMO agency or individual who is reputable for this?

I am only interested in White Hat Methods (although this is BHW).

Publish a shorter, source packed answer like tables, dates, cites on your site, add FAQ schema, link from your pillar page, and update monthly, LLMs love fresh, well cited bits.

Still, you will need to do traditional SEO + some other things to get cited by AIs. This includes brand mentions from forums like Reddit and Quora.

And you will need local news PRs too if you want to get cited from the AIs.

Thank you all for your advice. I am thinking of starting a tiny AI agency that just focuses on one aspect of AI Search for very small businesses that cannot afford much but don't want to disappear because of the AI Tsunami (rather than a full-service agency dealing with headaches and countless hours). I don't need to make much, just some extra cash. What are your opinions of that idea?

mouser said:

Thank you all for your advice. I am thinking of starting a tiny AI agency that just focuses on one aspect of AI Search for very small businesses that cannot afford much but don't want to disappear because of the AI Tsunami (rather than a full-service agency dealing with headaches and countless hours). I don't need to make much, just some extra cash. What are your opinions of that idea?

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Sure, go ahead.

If you are sure about your skills, then probably start the agency that focuses on AI search Optimization. And you can make a whole lot more with this if you get success for your clients.

Yeah, AI Search Optimization (or LLM Optimization) is definitely the next evolution of SEO especially with how tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity are starting to shape search behavior.


The key with LLMO right now is focusing on things like:


Structuring content around natural questions people ask

Strengthening topical authority and semantic relevance

Building credibility with clear sources and transparent language

Using clean, human-readable formatting that’s easy for AI to parse

There aren’t many established “LLMO agencies” yet, but some SEOs are adapting fast with white-hat strategies that are aligned with how language models rank and summarize information.


It’s still early, but definitely worth watching and experimenting with if long-term visibility matters.

old seo tactics kinda mid now, it’s all about makin content ai can actually pull into answers. gotta write like ur talkin to a bot not a person. clean info, solid context, no fluff

A few indie SEO consultants offer LLMO audits and recommendations at reasonable prices.