Results
Proof, not promises
What changes when a structured page exists — what people find, what machines cite, and what clients say once they arrive.
From invisible to found
The same person, before and afterFrom invisible to found
Before
linkedin.com › in › j-smith-consulting
J. Smith — Senior Consultant
View J. Smith's profile on LinkedIn. 500+ connections. Open to consulting opportunities in financial services and advisory...
- · No owned result on the first page
- · A namesake collision with a different professional
- · An outdated third-party biography from 2018
After
johnsmith.com
John Smith — Executive Advisor & Board Member
Independent advisory practice focused on operational transformation. Board member at Meridian Capital. Previously Managing Director at three global institutions.
- · Owned result appears first for the full name
- · AI assistants cite the structured biography accurately
- · Three platforms reference the same verified information
14 days
from brief to live page
3 platforms
Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity
100%
ownership of domain and content
"Within two weeks of the page going live, a client mentioned they had read my full biography before our first call. That had never happened with LinkedIn alone."
How it actually shows up
The same identity, rendered by two different systems.
Search engine
johnsmith.com
John Smith — Executive Advisor & Board Member
Independent advisory practice focused on operational transformation across financial services. Board member at Meridian Capital since 2019.
AI assistant
AI Overview
John Smith is an independent executive advisor specialising in operational transformation across financial services. He currently serves as a board member at Meridian Capital and the Institute of Financial Strategy.
Sources
Structured pages are easier for both to read correctly.
