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Be the firm AI engines recommend when a buyer asks who to hire.

Consultancies, IT services firms, accounting and advisory practices. ZivRank measures whether AI engines name your firm on the questions your clients ask, and builds the proof that gets you there.

Buyers of services ask AI engines for names: “best firm for…”, “who can help with…”. The answer usually lists a handful of firms. Expertise that is not documented where the engines look does not count.

What we bring to professional services

Built for how your buyers research

Expertise made verifiable

AI engines name firms whose expertise is documented on credible third-party sources, not only on their own site. We build that footprint, topic by topic.

Practice-level questions

A firm is not one question. We measure practice by practice (for example cloud migration, ERP implementation, transaction advisory) so you see where you are named and where you are not.

Partner-reviewed content

Every asset is reviewed by your experts before it is published. Your reputation is the product; nothing goes out that your partners would not sign.

Buying questions

What your buyers ask AI engines

Examples of the questions we measure for professional services firms. Your own list is built and validated with you before the first measurement.

“Best ERP implementation partner for a mid-market manufacturer”
“Which consulting firm helps with AI adoption for operations”
“Cloud migration partner for a regulated company”
“Outsourced CFO services for a Series B startup”
“Who can run a SOC 2 readiness assessment”
“Salesforce implementation partner for financial services”
“Top firms for commercial due diligence in software deals”
“IT managed services provider for multi-site companies”
Sources

Where the answers come from

For services, the engines draw on directories, industry publications, partner listings, case studies and expert profiles. We measure which of them the engines reuse on your practice questions before deciding where to publish.

Proof, not promises

Measured before and after

Every program starts with a locked baseline measurement and is re-measured with the same protocol. You keep the raw answers, so every number in your report can be checked. See a measured case study →

The method, applied to professional services

From baseline to re-measurement

01

Measure

The buying questions of your market (50 from the Core plan upward), asked 5 times on each of 5 AI engines. You see where you are named, where you are only a source, and where you are absent.

02

Diagnose

Who is named instead of you, on which questions, and which sources the engines reuse. Plus a technical audit of what stops AI engines from reading your site.

03

Produce

Assets the engines can cite, placed on the sources they already trust in professional services. Reviewed by an expert before anything goes live.

04

Re-measure

The same protocol, replayed identically. A change only counts if it rises above the noise floor set before comparison.

FAQ · Professional services

Frequently asked questions

Can a professional services firm really be cited by ChatGPT?
Yes. Questions like “which firm can help with…” get answers that name firms. Being named depends on how well your expertise is documented on sources the engines trust, not on the size of your firm.
We are not a software company. Is the method different?
The measurement is the same: your buying questions, several runs per engine, named vs source only vs absent. What changes is where the proof lives: case studies, expert profiles, partner listings and industry publications.
Who writes the content?
We produce it with your experts, and your partners review it before publication. We never publish a claim about your firm that you have not approved.
How do you measure progress?
With a locked baseline and re-measurements using exactly the same questions and engines. You keep the raw answers and see, practice by practice, where you are now named.