Owner-led businesses and lean marketing teams
Small Business
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Industries
Choose your industry for a detailed playbook: priority work, the query classes buyers actually use, the proof answer engines look for, common mistakes, and cross-linked tools, vendors, and guides.
Get Found on ChatGPT publishes one AI visibility playbook per industry — 10 of them. Every playbook answers the same five questions in the same order: what to work on first, which query classes buyers actually use, which proof answer engines look for, which mistakes are common in that market, and how long results take.
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A focused AI visibility plan for one industry. Each playbook covers the priority work, the prompt classes buyers use, the proof that matters, common mistakes, and a realistic timeline — then connects you to relevant tools, vendors, guides, and resources.
Founders, marketers, and operators who want AI visibility guidance tailored to their market instead of generic advice. Playbooks exist for small business, B2B SaaS, professional services, e-commerce, healthcare, legal, financial services, real estate, education, and travel.
Each playbook surfaces tools, vendors, guides, and resources whose tags overlap your industry, so the recommendations fit your context. Where no industry-specific match exists yet, you are pointed to the full directory to shortlist options.
Open the playbook closest to your business, map the priority work to your top commercial pages and buyer prompts, then use the cross-links to choose tools, vendors, and guides for execution.
| Option | Best for | Time | Cost | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Industry playbook | Choosing priority work by market | 30-60 minutes to review | Free | Open your industry playbook |
| General guide | Learning the overall framework | 1-2 hours | Free | Read the ChatGPT SEO starter guide |
| Vendor support | Implementation when internal capacity is limited | Weeks to months | Project or retainer | Shortlist vendors by specialization |
Owner-led businesses and lean marketing teams
Lean workflows for teams without a large SEO department.
B2B software marketers and founders
Entity and comparison strategy for software companies.
Expert-led services firms
Authority-building patterns for expert services.
E-commerce founders, growth marketers, and merchandising leads
Product and category visibility for online retailers.
Clinics, health systems, and digital health companies
Trust-first visibility for healthcare providers and health-tech.
Law firms, legal marketers, and legal-tech companies
Authority and jurisdiction-led visibility for law firms.
Banks, fintechs, wealth managers, and insurers
Regulated-trust visibility for finance and fintech.
Brokerages, agents, and prop-tech companies
Location and listing visibility for real estate.
Universities, online course providers, and ed-tech companies
Program and outcome visibility for education providers.
Hotels, OTAs, tour operators, and travel brands
Destination and intent-led visibility for travel brands.
Every playbook is the same structured record with the same fields, which is what makes them comparable. Each one carries an audience definition, a priority work list, the query classes to track, the proof types that market responds to, common mistakes, a time-to-value note, and its own FAQs. Nothing is written per-page from scratch, so moving between industries does not mean re-learning a format.
The tools, vendors, guides, and resources shown on a playbook are selected by comparing that industry's tag list against the tags on every directory record. They are not manually picked, and the same query produces the same answer on every build.
If nothing in the directory genuinely matches an industry, the playbook says so and points at the full directory instead of showing a weak match. That is why some industries surface more cross-links than others.
No per-industry benchmark numbers, conversion rates, or competitor share figures. We do not have that data, and inventing a plausible-looking figure for each of ten industries would make the whole set less trustworthy, not more.
Adding a tool or vendor to the directory changes which playbooks it appears on automatically. To add one, use the contact page.