A ranked plan to get your brand recommended by AI
Prescribe turns every gap into a specific fix for your website or social channels. Each one comes with a projected lift and an hour estimate, so your team does the most valuable work first.

How do I fix it?
A diagnosis without a plan leaves your team guessing. Prescribe gives them a work plan: what to change, where, how long it takes, and what it should be worth.

01 · Am I visible?
Discover
Your score, your rank and your results on every engine.
Discover
02 · What's wrong?
Diagnose
Where you lose, to whom, and why.
Diagnose03 · How do I fix it?
Prescribe
A ranked plan with projected lift and hours.

04 · Get it done.
Execute
Briefs, drafts and hands-on help.
Execute
05 · Did it work?
Measure
What moved since your last run.
Measure
Ranked recommendations, then a calendar
The best value goes to the top: a big lift for little effort beats a big lift that takes a month.
Ranked recommendations
Every fix, in order of value
Each recommendation names the gap it closes, the pages it touches, a projected lift in score points and an hour estimate. Priority runs from Critical to Low.
Grouped by what they lift
Quality, coverage, citations
Content quality: which pages to strengthen and with what. Content coverage: buyer questions you don't answer yet. Citation authority: the competitor pages winning citations, so you can build the ones that get cited.
Website and social
Fixes beyond your site
AI engines cite social posts too. Prescribe benchmarks your channels against competitors' and says how often to post, where, and what kind of content gets quoted.
Laid out as a calendar
4 h
This week
- Allow AI search crawlers
- Add schema to key pages
- Submit an up-to-date sitemap
22 h
This month
- Add numbers and sources to service pages
- Publish a pricing guide
- Start a weekly LinkedIn cadence
40 h
Next quarter
- Write three case studies with results
- Answer buyer threads on Reddit
- Earn mentions on cited review sites
Example calendar. Yours is built from your own gaps.
An honest estimate, then a measured result
Projected lift is an estimate, and a conservative one. It is not a promise.
Each estimate looks at how far you trail the strongest competitor on the factor in question, how much that factor matters according to published research on AI answers, and how much room you have to improve. The total can never push your score past 100.
After you ship a fix, the next run measures what actually happened. Projected is the plan. Measured is the proof.
Typical speed
Engines pick up changes as they re-read your site. We never promise ranks or dates.
- Fixes on your own site: a few weeks
- Wider citation authority: a couple of months
From top fixes to a full work plan
Starter shows your Top Recommendations. Pro adds the full plan for your website and social channels.
| Plan | What Prescribe covers |
|---|---|
| Free | Your score and rank, so you know whether there is a gap to fix. |
| Starter | Top Recommendations, refreshed on every run. |
| Pro | The full ranked plan from the weekly deep analysis, including website and social channel fixes. |
| White Glove | The full plan, plus our GEO team to carry it out. |
Questions about Prescribe
What does "projected lift" mean? Is it a promise?
It's a conservative estimate of the score points a fix could add. After you make the change, you re-run and see the measured number. Projected is the plan. Measured is the proof.
Do we have to change our whole site?
No. The plan points at specific pages and specific gaps. Often a few items carry most of the lift.
Do I have to be technical?
No. Each fix is written in plain words. Technical items, like crawler settings or schema, take a web person an hour or two. Content items you can write yourself, hand to your agency, or start from a StarRise draft.
How does this fit our content calendar?
The plan is laid out as a calendar: this week, this month, next quarter, each with hours. Drop the items into the calendar you already run.
What if we do the work and nothing moves?
Then the next run re-diagnoses and the plan changes. In practice the first items, like crawler access and numbers on pages, tend to move things because they are what makes a page citable.