Before You Book a Call About ChatGPT Visibility: What to Prepare

Before booking a call about getting your business into ChatGPT, prepare three things: the questions your customers ask, the competitors you see in AI answers today, and a short list of facts about your business that AI should get right. With these in hand, a 30-minute call can produce a real plan instead of a generic sales pitch.

Do a Quick Self-Check First

Spend 20 minutes asking ChatGPT five or six questions your customers ask. For example, a physiotherapy clinic might ask “best physio for a running knee injury in [city]” and “physio that offers evening appointments in [area]”. A software company might ask “simple invoicing tool for freelance designers”. Write down who is mentioned and whether you appear. Try the same questions in Gemini or Perplexity if you have time.

Or skip the manual work and run a free AI visibility check before the call, so you both start from the same data.

What to Bring to the Call

• Your top 10 customer questions, in their words, not your marketing language.
• Three competitors you lose business to, plus any that appear in AI answers.
• Your key facts: exact business name, locations, main services, price ranges and what makes you different.
• Known problems: wrong information you have seen in AI answers or listings.
• Your constraints: monthly budget, who can write or approve content, and website access.

Questions to Ask the Provider

1. How do you decide which prompts to track for my business?
2. Which assistants do you check, and how often?
3. What will you actually do each month, and what do you need from me?
4. How will I see progress, and what counts as progress?
5. What can you not control?
6. Can I cancel at any time, and do I keep the content?

The answer to question 5 is a good honesty test. A trustworthy provider will say clearly that it cannot guarantee mentions or control how AI models answer.

Warning Signs on a Call

• Pressure to sign a long contract on the same day.
• Promises of being “in ChatGPT within two weeks”.
• Claims of a special relationship with OpenAI.
• Suggestions to create fake reviews or post disguised promotions in communities.

Read what is free and what is paid in AI visibility so you know what you are really buying.

What a Good Call Should Give You

By the end, you should know where you stand today, the two or three biggest gaps, what the provider would do first and roughly what it costs. Even if you decide not to buy, a good call leaves you with useful next steps you could take yourself. Our comparison of Keboost and doing it yourself can help you decide.

After the Call

Ask for a short written summary of what was discussed: your current visibility, the proposed first steps and the price. Compare it with any other offers using the same criteria. If something said on the call does not appear in writing, treat it as unconfirmed.

Also note any follow-up tasks for your own team, so the work starts on time.

How Keboost Works

Keboost tracks the prompts your customers ask across AI models, shows where you and your competitors appear, and creates and distributes focused content so assistants can find and cite you. You can start without a call: plans are €29 or €99 per month, cancel anytime. See the pricing page for details.