Why it matters
- AI answers increasingly shape product shortlists in payments, investing, lending and insurance.
- Wrong or outdated AI answers about your fees, eligibility or regulation are a real risk — consistent, current information reduces it.
- Regulated sectors need content that is accurate and compliant; a CA-led team writes to that standard.
Questions your buyers are asking AI assistants
We test questions like these across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Copilot — and track who gets named:
- “Best app to invest in US stocks from India”
- “Which platform lets NRIs invest in Indian IPOs?”
- “How is [product] taxed in India?”
- “Is [your company] regulated by RBI / SEBI / IFSCA?”
What we do
- Audit: what assistants say today, and why — see the AEO audit.
- Entity & trust: one consistent description, structured data, profiles that agree with each other.
- Answer-first pages for each service, market and buyer question — accurate, sourced and dated.
- Access & speed: AI crawler access, llms.txt, Bing and Google webmaster setup, fast indexing.
- Monthly testing of your buyers’ questions, with a short report.
Accuracy and compliance
We fact-check tax and regulatory statements against current law — the Income-tax Act 2025, FEMA, SEBI and RBI rules — and keep review dates visible. Your compliance team approves before anything goes live.
Our own results: AEO case study · free AEO readiness checker.
Frequently asked questions
Why does AEO matter for fintech companies?
Customers increasingly ask AI assistants to compare financial products and explain their tax and regulatory treatment. Being cited accurately — and correcting outdated information — affects both acquisition and trust.
Can AEO fix wrong information AI assistants give about my company?
Not directly, but publishing clear, current, consistent information across your site and trusted profiles is the main way to influence what search-connected assistants say over time.