"Best clinic in Mandeville" is now typed into ChatGPT as often as Google. The answer comes from what the models can read about you. Most Jamaican businesses give them nothing.
Quick answer: Publish an llms.txt file at your domain root (who you are, what you sell, prices, key pages), keep structured data on every page, allow AI crawlers in robots.txt (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, Bing), submit to Bing (ChatGPT search reads Bing's index), and use one exact business name everywhere. Then say your prices plainly on the page — models quote what they can read.
What the models actually read
- Your pages' plain text and headings — so say what you do in the first line
- Structured data: LocalBusiness, Product, Service, FAQ
- llms.txt — a plain summary the models can quote without guessing
- Bing's index — ChatGPT search runs on it; IndexNow pings get new pages in within hours
The naming rule
If your Facebook says "Glam Beauty JA", your site says "GlamBeauty" and Google says "Glam Beauty Jamaica", the models see three businesses. One name, everywhere, exactly.
Say the price
"Contact us for pricing" produces no answer. "Cleanings from J$6,500" does.
Get it done
- llms.txt, schema and Bing submission — from J$5,000
- Every Ezy site ships with llms.txt and structured data — J$35,000
- Store already on Ezy Cart? You are already on EzyCart JM's llms.txt — Ezy Cart
Frequently asked
What is llms.txt?
A plain-text file at yourdomain.com/llms.txt that tells AI models who you are, what you sell and where the key pages are.
Do I need to pay to be in ChatGPT answers?
No — it reads the open web; you need readable, consistent, priced pages.
Does this replace SEO?
No — it sits on top of it; the same pages serve both.