Give their agent answers it can check.

Their agent does the research before anyone visits your site. Your Agent Concierge briefs it first, answers with proof and says when you’re not the fit, so it doesn’t have to guess about you.

Their agent works for the buyer. What you tell it should hold up when it checks.

Every kind of agent gets what it needs.

Some agents read what search engines indexed, some call your site from their own servers, and some open your page in the person’s browser. Your Agent Concierge answers each in a form it can use.

  • Answer engines, assistants and agents in the browser each get your answers in a form they can use
  • A summary of your business written for machines, plus files that point every kind of agent to your answers
  • Answers formatted for each assistant we recognize: JSON or markdown, with your limits stated plainly
  • If we’re ever down, your pages still load for people

A briefing first.

Before it asks anything, their agent can read a short summary of your business: who you are, what you do and what you refer out, your hours, and the facts that matter, each with its proof. It is short enough to read in one go, so it is the easiest place to start.

  • Who you are and what you do, in one line
  • What you offer and what you refer out, so a mismatch is clear before anyone calls
  • Hours and how soon you respond
  • Facts with the date they were checked and a link to their proof
  • What their agent can ask about and request next

Answers with proof, and the next question worth asking.

When their agent asks something specific, it gets a straight answer from your own facts and the questions worth asking next, so its research moves toward a decision instead of another search.

  • Answers drawn from your own facts: licenses and admissions, service area, fees and pricing guidance
  • Each fact with the date it was checked, and in your briefing, the link that proves it
  • The next questions worth asking, and the request to make when the person is ready
  • When your site has no answer, the question lands in your Questions list, so you can publish one
  1. I’m helping someone who was hurt in a crash in Atlanta two weeks ago. Does this firm take car accident cases, and what does a first consultation cost?

    called ask_site

  2. Yes. Car accident injuries are a core practice area, and the firm’s attorneys are admitted to the State Bar of Georgia. First consultations are free, and fees are contingency.

    • State Bar of Georgia admissions
    • Fee terms · reviewed Sep 2026

    Worth asking next

    • What to bring to a first consultation
    • Request a consultation

It says when you’re not the fit.

When a case is outside what you do, your Agent Concierge says so and why, so their agent can trust the rest of what it read.

  • What you refer out is in the briefing, and their agent can ask whether you take a case and get a plain answer, with the reason
  • Your briefing lists what you take beside what you refer out, so a near miss can still become a request
  1. They were also hurt at work last year. Does the firm handle workers’ compensation claims?

    called check_fit

  2. No. The firm doesn’t take workplace injury cases, so there’s no request to make here. A firm that handles workers’ compensation is the better call.

Publish the answers you were missing.

Every question your site couldn’t answer lands in your Questions list, with how often agents asked it. Write the answer in your own words and approve it, and the next agent that asks can use it.

  • Questions your site missed, next to how often agents asked them
  • Draft an answer from the question, and approve every word before agents see it
  • Each answer you publish becomes a page on your site and an answer agents can use

Built to be believed.

Their agent works for the buyer, so your Agent Concierge answers from your own facts and says plainly what you don’t do.

Proof beside the facts

Your briefing gives each fact the date it was checked and a link to its proof, so an agent can verify before it recommends you.

Limits stated plainly

What you don’t do is in the briefing, and a case you don’t take gets a plain no and the reason, not a sales pitch.

Checked for honesty

An honesty check flags what makes agents distrust a business: credentials without proof, promised outcomes and urgency that isn’t real.

See what an agent gets from your site today.

The free audit reads your site the way an agent would, shows what it can read and what it can do, and tells you what to fix first. No one can promise which business an agent picks, and we don’t.

This is where you answer the agent.

Give their agent a reason to choose you.

Book a demo and we’ll show you what your Agent Concierge would say about your business today.

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