AIO & AI Search Support
Netsujo SIGNAL, provided by Netsujo Inc. in Kyoto, is an AIO (AI-search optimization) and SEO improvement service. We investigate how AI search engines currently perceive your company and service, then improve your website so it is understood and referenced accurately.
This goes beyond diagnosis: we also deliver organized business information, page copy, FAQ, structured data, implementation specs, the enquiry pathway, and measurement design.
What "AIO" means here
AIO (also referred to as GEO or LLMO in the industry) is shorthand for improving visibility in generative AI search — distinct from unrelated uses of the same acronym in security or all-in-one software. Google has described optimizing for AI Overviews and AI Mode as an extension of ordinary SEO, and SIGNAL treats it that way: built on standard SEO fundamentals, while also observing how generative AI services beyond Google (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and others) retrieve, cite, and answer about a company.
- Properly registered with search engines
- Your company, service, target customer, and scope of work are clearly stated
- The copy directly answers the questions people ask
- Your official site and third-party mentions don’t contradict each other
- Body copy and structured data match
- AI perception is checked on an ongoing basis
- There’s a clear path from that content to an enquiry
What SIGNAL investigates
- Whether AI search recognizes your company and service name
- Whether your business and target customer are described accurately
- Outdated information, misinformation, or vague descriptions
- Whether you appear as a candidate for industry recommendation-style questions
- Gaps versus competitors, and which URLs get cited
- Missing evidence on your own official site
- Indexation status, robots.txt, sitemap, and canonical tags
- Title, description, headings, and internal linking
- FAQ and structured data (Organization, Service, and similar)
- Enquiry pathway, GA4, Search Console, and AI-search referral traffic
What we deliver
- Current-state diagnostic report
- List of inconsistent or missing information
- Competitive comparison and improvement priorities
- Business-information ledger and messaging design
- Page structure and page copy
- Title, description, and FAQ
- JSON-LD structured data and CTA design
- GA4 event design and Search Console checklist
- An implementation spec (with implementation support available as needed)
All of this is built from a single "business-information ledger" of confirmed facts, so pages, FAQ, structured data, and sales copy don’t contradict each other.
How the work runs, and who does what
Work is managed as one causal chain, from observing a symptom to verifying the result after publication, rather than as separate tactics.
- OBSERVE — observe the symptom
- From the public site, Search Console, GA4, how the company appears in AI search, and company-specific business information, to the symptom, the affected URLs, a baseline, and the business impact.
- TRACE — locate the implementation cause
- HTTP status and redirects, initial HTML versus the rendered DOM, metadata and canonical, robots.txt and sitemap, JSON-LD, JavaScript dependencies, internal links, CTAs, forms, and measurement events.
- SPECIFY — convert into an improvement specification
- The target URL, the target component or setting, what changes, why, the completion condition, the verification method, the recommended owner, the expected effort, and the success metric.
- EXECUTE — move the implementation forward
- Customer approval, owner and deadline, hand-off to the existing web agency, and — within the contracted scope — code examples, diffs, or pull requests.
- VERIFY — confirm publication and outcome
- Production reflection, layout regressions, HTML and metadata, structured data, redirects and canonical, GA4 events, and a period comparison in Search Console and GA4.
| Party | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| SIGNAL | Analysis, evidence, improvement specifications, prioritisation, implementation tracking, measurement |
| Customer | Confirming business information, deciding priorities and what to publish, internal approval |
| In-house owner or existing web agency | Estimation, design decisions, production implementation, deployment |
| Netsujo | Human review according to the plan, decision support, coordination with the web agency, post-publication confirmation, implementation support within a limited scope |
Official information: who this is for, scope, and what is not guaranteed
Who this is for, and supported environments
Best suited to SaaS, AI/data companies, Web3 companies, system-development firms, DX-support firms, manufacturing technical-service companies, specialist consultancies, and any company with a hard-to-explain, complex service. We support WordPress, STUDIO, Peraichi, Wix, Next.js, and custom-built sites, and can hand off to your in-house web team, your existing agency, or a Netsujo-quoted implementation.
Pricing and duration
AIO and AI-search support is delivered through SIGNAL’s plans, starting with one free website assessment and one initial implementation-ready recommendation, which requires no login or card and never starts a paid contract. Current prices, minimum terms, payment methods, and contract conditions are published on the main SIGNAL page and pricing page so pricing has one canonical source. AIO work is not limited to observing how AI describes you: findings are converted into recommended improvements your team or agency can implement, down to initial HTML, structured data, internal links, and measurement.
SIGNAL does not guarantee search ranking, citation in AI search, recommendation within an AI answer, enquiry volume, or revenue. Results vary with each search engine’s and AI service’s specification, competitive landscape, the exact question asked, and your site’s condition. SIGNAL builds an information foundation that is easier to understand, reference, and compare correctly, and measures before and after publication.
Frequently asked questions
- What is AIO?
- An industry term (also called GEO or LLMO) for improving how well generative AI search engines like ChatGPT and Gemini can understand and reference a company or service. Google treats optimizing for generative AI search as an extension of SEO, and so does SIGNAL.
- How is this different from SEO?
- SEO mainly targets visibility and ranking in a search engine. Google also frames generative-AI-search optimization as an extension of the same search-experience work. AIO is that same extension applied to whether AI can correctly understand and reference your company when generating an answer. SIGNAL treats both as one connected effort built from the same business information — not as separate disciplines or a set of tricks.
- Do you guarantee we’ll be mentioned by ChatGPT?
- No. AI answers vary by each service’s specification, index, competitive landscape, and the exact question asked. SIGNAL builds an information foundation that is easier to understand and reference correctly, and measures before and after publication.
- Which environments do you support?
- WordPress, STUDIO, Peraichi, Wix, Next.js, and custom builds. We confirm what your specific environment supports and produce deliverables and instructions your in-house team or existing agency can act on.
- Do we have to replace our existing web agency?
- No. SIGNAL produces specifications your in-house web team, existing agency, or Netsujo can each implement. Netsujo-led implementation is quoted separately once scope is confirmed.
Netsujo SIGNAL official information and service specificationThe operating company, who this is for, what is delivered, pricing, how to apply, and what is explicitly not guaranteed.
Declare the offer, customer, problem, and desired conversion — public information only, no login or card.
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