AI SEO Expert in Jaipur, Working Remotely from Madhya Pradesh

Mostly the ones whose customers plan from far away. Jaipur sells to people who are not in Jaipur yet: a family in Pune planning the Golden Triangle, a jewellery buyer in Dubai, a home-furnishing importer in Europe, a parent in Bihar comparing engineering colleges. Those people increasingly type a full question into ChatGPT or Google and read a summary before they ever see a list of links.

The searches are mixed-language. I see English questions from travellers and importers, and Hinglish from local buyers: "Jaipur mein asli kundan set kahan milega", "Sanganer block print wholesale rate". A page set that only targets "jewellery shop Jaipur" in English misses half of how people actually ask.

Each one runs a web search of its own, reads a handful of pages, and writes an answer from them. So the first test is boring and decisive: can the engine's crawler reach your pages, and does your page say the thing clearly enough to be quoted?

Google AI Overviews and AI Mode

Google's documentation on AI features is unusually blunt: there are no extra requirements and no special optimisation for AI Overviews or AI Mode. A page has to be indexed and eligible to appear with a snippet. Google also describes "query fan-out", where one question is split into several related searches. For a Jaipur hotel, that means the engine may separately look up location, parking, family rooms and reviews, and your page only gets used if it covers the sub-question being searched.

ChatGPT search

OpenAI uses a crawler called OAI-SearchBot to surface sites in ChatGPT's search features. It is separate from GPTBot, which collects training data. Many Jaipur sites I check have a security plugin or CDN rule that blocks unknown bots, and OAI-SearchBot gets caught in it. Blocking GPTBot is a reasonable choice; blocking OAI-SearchBot removes you from ChatGPT's search answers.

Perplexity

Perplexity shows its sources openly, which makes it the easiest engine to audit. PerplexityBot indexes pages for its results, and a separate fetcher visits pages when a user asks something. Perplexity tends to cite pages that answer the exact question in a sentence or two, often from directories, blogs and comparison posts rather than the business's own site.

Gemini

Gemini can ground its answers in Google Search, so most of the same rules apply: indexable pages, clear facts, consistent business details. Where Gemini differs in my tests is how often it leans on your Google Business Profile for local questions.

Because nothing in AI search depends on where the consultant sits. The engines read your website, your Business Profile, your listings and what others write about you. All of that is edited online. I have never needed to stand in a hotel lobby to fix its schema or rewrite its room pages.

Plenty of agencies list a Jaipur address that turns out to be a co-working desk or nothing at all. I would rather tell you plainly: I live and work in Damoh, in Madhya Pradesh. My only listed address is my home town. What you get instead of an office is a fixed rhythm:

• A kick-off video call to agree the prompts we will track and the pages that matter
• WhatsApp for quick questions, with replies on working days
• A shared sheet where every prompt test result is logged with date and engine
• A written report every month: what changed, what the engines now say, what I'll do next
• Your own logins stay yours: Search Console, Business Profile, website admin

The one thing remote work can't do is take photos of your property or showroom. If your site needs new pictures, a local photographer you already trust will do it better than I could anyway.

I test with real prompts, written the way your customers speak, and I log every answer. It is manual, it is slow, and it is the only honest way I know to measure this today.

1. Step 1 · Week 1

   Write the prompt set

   With you, I write prompts in three groups: discovery ("family-friendly heritage hotel in Jaipur under a budget"), comparison (your name versus two competitors you pick) and fact checks ("what are the check-in rules at [your hotel]"). Hindi and Hinglish versions go in alongside English.

2. Step 2 · Weeks 1–2

   Run the baseline

   Each prompt goes into ChatGPT with search on, Perplexity, Gemini and Google (watching for an AI Overview or AI Mode answer). I record whether you are named, what is said, which sources are cited, and whether any detail is wrong.

3. Step 3 · Weeks 2–8

   Fix what the engines read

   Crawler access, page facts, FAQ answers in plain HTML, Organization and LocalBusiness markup that matches the page, Business Profile details, and listings that contradict each other.

4. Step 4 · Monthly

   Re-test on the same prompts

   Same prompts, same engines, logged in the same sheet. Answers vary between runs, so I look at patterns across several runs rather than one lucky screenshot.

For a fuller walkthrough of the method, see my guide on how to check your AI search visibility.

AI engines get confused when the same business appears under three spellings with two phone numbers. A haveli listed as "X Haveli", "Hotel X Palace" and "X Heritage Stay" across booking sites, Google and Instagram may be treated as three different places, or the details get blended.

So I make one canonical record: legal and trading name, address, phone, founding year, what you sell. That record goes on your About page and into structured data with sameAs links to your Business Profile, social pages and directory listings. Where the business is notable enough, a Wikidata item can help, but only if it meets Wikidata's own rules.

I've done this on myself first. My Wikidata item (Q141685180), ORCID record, LinkedIn and Crunchbase all describe the same person in the same words, and my site's Person markup links to them. It is the same work I'd do for your business, just with my own name as the test case. More on the approach is on my entity SEO services page.

I can't guarantee that ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google will name you for any prompt. Nobody can. These systems change their sources between one day and the next, personalise answers, and don't publish how they rank.

• I can't remove a bad review or a negative article; I can make sure your own side of the facts is available and accurate.
• I can't make an AI answer cite your site over a large booking platform that already has more detail; I can make your page the more complete source for questions the platforms don't answer.
• I don't buy mentions or plant fake reviews. Both breach platform rules and tend to backfire.