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aigo Growth is done-for-you AI visibility work (GEO): research, strategy, content, website fixes, listings, publishing and outreach, on top of the Tracker check. AI agents prepare it, you approve it, every cycle ends with a measurement, and you pay only for results.

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AI assistants

The operating cycle

  1. 01Research
  2. 02Strategy
  3. 03Content planning
  4. 04Content creation
  5. 05Website optimization
  6. 06Publishing and distribution
  7. 07Visibility monitoring
  8. 08Continuous improvement
One cycle, repeated: each one starts from the last measurement

Eight stages, on repeat

Each stage leaves something you can open and check. Nothing goes out in your name without your go-ahead.

  1. 01

    Stage 1: Research

    We ask the assistants in your market your buyers' questions and see who gets named.

    You getA baseline rating per topic

    Research

    Buyer questions

    4 topics · 24 questions · 4 assistants

    1. 01Which CRM should a 20-person sales team choose?
    2. 02What's a good CRM for a team moving off spreadsheets?
    3. 03Which CRMs integrate with our phone system?
    4. 04How much does a CRM cost per seat?
    5. + 20 more

    Approved by you · locked until the next measurement

  2. 02

    Stage 2: Strategy

    We decide which topics and sources to start with and which pages you need.

    You getA priority plan

    Strategy

    Priority plan

    Cycle 1

    • Comparison questionsHighnamed instead: 3 competitors
    • Business directoriesHighold name in 4 listings
    • Pricing pageMediumprice not quotable
    • Review sitesMediumprofile incomplete

  3. 03

    Stage 3: Content planning

    An editorial calendar built from buyer questions and the gaps the measurement found.

    You getAn editorial calendar

    Content planning

    Editorial calendar

    Next four weeks

    1. Week 1Comparison page: choosing a CRM for a small team
    2. Week 2Article: moving a sales team off spreadsheets
    3. Week 3FAQ page: what a CRM costs per seat
    4. Week 4Listings: four directories to correct

    Built from your 24 buyer questions

  4. 04

    Stage 4: Content creation

    We write the articles and pages that answer your buyers' questions.

    You getDrafts for your approval

    Content creation

    How to choose a CRM for a small sales team

    Article draft · answers 4 buyer questions

    Answers questions 1, 2, 4 and 7

    Waiting for your approval

  5. 05

    Stage 5: Website optimization

    We put your company facts in a form AI can quote.

    You getChanges via access or pull request

    Website optimization

    Company facts

    One source of truth

    Name
    Your company
    What you sell
    CRM for sales teams
    For whom
    Teams of 5 to 200
    Price from
    Per seat, monthly

    Approved by you · 9 sources checked against it

  6. 06

    Stage 6: Publishing and distribution

    We publish what you approved and keep your directory and review listings up to date.

    You getA publishing log

    Publishing and distribution

    Work log

    This cycle

    1. Research agentAsked 24 buyer questions in 4 assistants
    2. Writing agentDrafted: how to choose a CRM for a small team
    3. Review agentChecked every fact against your fact sheet
    4. YouApproved the draft
    5. TeamPublished it on your blog, corrected two directory listings

  7. 07

    Stage 7: Visibility monitoring

    We ask the same assistants the same questions, each time in a fresh chat.

    You getA measurement report

    Visibility monitoringReal data

    ShotBook, our own product

    AI checks, 46 answers each

    Five checks in a row gave 0 of 46. The sixth, on September 7, 2026, gave 10 of 46.

  8. 08

    Stage 8: Continuous improvement

    We look at what moved and what didn't. The next cycle starts from those numbers.

    You getThe next cycle's plan

    Continuous improvement

    Next cycle

    From the numbers

    • Questions still at zero: back to the sources
    • New buyer questions: added to the plan
    • What worked: done again, elsewhere
    • Directories you're missing from: add listings

What's behind the work

We weren't happy with the usual agency setup: knowledge lives in people's heads, and the report is written by whoever did the work. So we built our own system.

  • One memory of your company

    Facts and decisions live in one place. Switching team members or AI models doesn't reset anything.

  • AI agents do the work, a human makes the decisions

    Dozens of agents research, write, check and measure in parallel. A human approves everything that goes out.

  • Every step is recorded and measured

    We write down the baseline and the bar for success before the work starts. Every number has a date and a source.

Results, with dates

ShotBook is our own product and a public case study. amBrain is a B2B project in progress right now.

ShotBook

Our product · public

shotbook.art (opens in a new tab)
585
new users in October 2026September 604, August 372
39%
of October sign-ups came from ChatGPT: 229 of 585, the #1 source ahead of Google
$0
ad budget

New users by month, 2026

Five AI checks in a row gave 0 of 46; the sixth, on September 7, 2026, gave 10 of 46. On September 18, ChatGPT cited ShotBook in 12 of 23 cells of the same set (6 of 23 on September 1).

Sign-ups and sources: ShotBook database, October 2026 (exported November 2); AI answers measured on September 7 and 18, 2026.

amBrain

Development teams for FinTech, AdTech and AI.

ambrain.org (opens in a new tab)

45%

of buyer questions where AI names amBrain

ChatGPT15 of 33
Perplexity15 of 33

Traffic sources

  1. 1ChatGPT
  2. 2Google
  3. 3LinkedIn

9calls booked by leads who came from ChatGPT

AI answers: ChatGPT on October 21, 2026, logged out; Perplexity on November 2, 2026; 33 buyer questions. Website traffic and calls, September 2026.

For companies that want the work done

  • No team for itNobody has time to write and publish every month, and hiring one person at a time doesn't add up.
  • One partner, end to endYou want the same team to measure, do the work and report on it, with every number dated.

What Growth never does

  • Buy mentions or placements in roundups
  • Write reviews on your behalf or pose as “independent users”
  • Publish anything in your name without your go-ahead
  • Promise a place in AI answers

Find out what AI says about you

Plan the work with us

A 30-minute call: tell us about your company and your customers, and we'll show you which companies AI assistants name instead of you. We take calls in English, Russian or Armenian.

After the call

  • A check on your topics and questions
  • Who's named instead of you, and where AI gets its answers
  • What to fix first
  • A results-based price, before the work starts
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Growth is priced by results: we name the total after the check, before the work starts: see pricing.

Questions about Growth

What is aigo Growth, and how much does it cost?

aigo Growth is done-for-you work on your brand's visibility in AI answers (GEO), with a Tracker check at the start and after every cycle. You pay only for the questions where your brand moved up in AI answers: once for the rise, then monthly while the position holds. The price of a question depends on how hard it is. We name it after the check, before the work starts.

What do you need from us?

The facts about your company and a person on your side who gives the go-ahead. You approve every statement about you before it appears anywhere.

How do you work on our website?

Through access you give us, or through pull requests your team reviews and merges.

Who approves what?

You approve the questions we track, every fact about your company, every text before it's published and anything that speaks in your name. Nothing goes out without your go-ahead.

How long until things change?

AI assistants update their answers gradually, so we work in cycles and show you the numbers after each measurement.

Do you buy mentions or write reviews?

No. We don't buy mentions or placements in roundups, and we don't write reviews on clients' behalf or pose as “independent users”.